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Published 16:49 24 Sept 2017 BST
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Whilst Cora Staunton was proving unmarkable at times at one side of the field, she left a few chances out there that almost made her four-point return in the first half hour seem inefficient.
Dublin, on the other hand, were ruthless.
Healy was incisive, McEvoy was decisive and the Mayo nets were bulging with a tasty, side-footed finish that was dropped to the ground and slid in with pure class and pure composure to separate the sides at the break.
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