A storming third-quarter performance elevated Meath to an anticipated but battling Tailteann Cup semi-final win, securing the Royals a return to Croke Park for the 15 July final.Jordan Morris led the scoring again for Colm O'Rourke's side with 1-04 while Aaron Lynch hit the net for the second weekend running and finished with 1-02.It was a scoring blitz of 1-07 without response during the third quarter of the game which propelled Meath to their fifth consecutive win in the competition.They will be back at Croke Park in mid-July for a final clash with Down or Laois who meet in the second semi-final this afternoon.Dunshaughlin's Mathew Costello was named Man of the Match and used the platform of his post-match interview to express sympathy with the local Kealy family following the death of Denis Kealy, a former Dunshaughlin and Meath player, yesterday.Man of the Match Mathew Costello says Meath knew Antrim would push them right to the end in the #TailteannCup semi-final