Monaghan manager Bannigan reflects on chances after All-Ireland exit

Monaghan's All-Ireland quarter-final against Louth ended in disappointment for manager Gabriel Bannigan. Despite Louth being reduced to 14 men early in the match, Monaghan could not secure a win, falling 0-27 to 2-18. Bannigan expressed frustration over the inability to capitalize on the extra player, noting a lack of energy and scoring opportunities. The loss marks the first time since 2016 that no Ulster team will feature in the semi-finals. Monaghan also faced challenges with the absence of injured goalkeeper Rory Beggan, who was replaced by Jamie Mooney making his senior debut.

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