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Cill Chartha remain three clear at the top of Brian McCormick Sports and Leisure Division 1

By Sinéad Breen Donegal PRO Sun 7th Jul

Cill Chartha remain three clear at the top of Brian McCormick Sports and Leisure Division 1
Cill Chartha remain three clear at the top of Brian McCormick Sports and Leisure Division 1

Five games were played in Brian McCormick Division 1 over the weekend:

 

Fri, 05 Jul, Bundoran 2-13 St Eunan’s 4-14
Sat, 06 Jul, Glenswilly 0-13 Naomh Conaill 3-19
Sun, 07 Jul, Cloughaneely 2-11 Milford 0-14,              Sean Mac Cumhail 1-10, Kilcar 2-14          Gaoth Dobhair 0-20 St Michael’s 1-16

 

The first game was on Friday evening in Bundoran where a series of un-forced defensive errors cost Realt na Mara at least three goals. The game was still in the balance at the end of normal time when Realt na Mara’s Johnny Boyle blazed a goal chance wide having converted an almost identical chance earlier in the half. Eunan’s got the next, and decisive, score when a Realt defender inexplicably kicked a sideline free backwards and straight to Rory Carr 21 m from the Realt goal and the full-forward made the most of the present to blast the ball to the net.

 

Naomh Conaill had a relatively easy win in Glenswilly on Saturday. Before the game commenced both sides linked arms for a minute’s silence in memory of the late Manus Kelly and Naomh Conaill’s chairperson, David Kelch, presented a €250 cheque to be donated to the Kelly family’s charity of choice.

 

 

 

Cill Chartha pulled away from MacCumhaills in the second quarter, leading 0-9 to 0-3 at the break and a Paddy McShane goal a minute into the new half sealed matters. Sunday’s other two games were nip and tuck throughout. Baile na nGalloglach started the strongest in Falcarragh but a goal for the home side levelled matters in the sixteenth minute and there was never more than a point between the sides until half time when the scores were level 1-4 to 0-7. Another Cloughaneely goal on the re-start proved to be the crucial score and while Milford got to within a point at the end of normal time, two additional time scores sealed it for the home side. Two valuable league points for Cloich Cheann Fhaola that lifts them four league points clear of Milford and Sean MacCumhaill at the foot of the table.

 

Gaoth Dobhair and Naomh Micheál matched each other score for score until three minutes before half-time when a Colm McFadden goal put the visiotrs three up and it was 1-9 to 0-9 at half-time. Three unanwsered points for the home side levelled matters and while St Michaels went two in front again, the teams entered the final quarter on level terms but Gaoth Dobhair had the better of the next fifteen minutes and were three up the end of normal time. St Michael’s pulled two back in added time but the home side held out and St Michaels remain two points above the drop zone.

 

 

Brian McCormick Sports & Leisure Division 1

TEAM PLD WON DRAW LOST FOR AGAINST DIFF POINTS
Cill Chartha 12 11 1 0 244 171 73 23
Naomh Conaill 12 10 0 2 241 161 80 20
Gaoth Dobhair 11 8 0 3 196 160 36 16
St Eunan’s 11 7 1 3 196 169 27 15
Glenswilly 11 5 0 6 135 181 -46 10
Realt na Mara 11 4 0 7 194 220 -26 8
Cloich Cheann Fhaola 11 4 0 7 145 166 -21 8
St Michael’s 11 3 0 8 155 177 -22 6
Milford 12 2 0 10 160 215 -55 4
Sean Mac Cumhaill 12 2 0 10 172 218 -46 4

 

In the Reserve fixtures there were wins for St Eunan’s, Naomh Conaill, Cloich Cheann Chaola, Sean MacCumhaills and St Michaels.

 

Brian McCormick Sports & Leisure Division 1 Reserve

TEAM PLD WON DRAW LOST FOR AGAINST DIFF POINTS
Naomh Ádhamhnáin 10 9 1 0 242 107 135 19
Naomh Conaill 12 9 1 2 231 150 81 19
Sean Mac Cumhaill 12 9 0 3 241 161 80 18
Cloich Cheann Fhaola 11 6 0 5 138 149 -11 12
St Michael’s 9 5 0 4 171 161 10 10
Gaoth Dobhair 9 4 0 5 130 153 -23 8
Cill Chartha 9 3 0 6 134 138 -4 6
Realt na Mara 9 3 0 6 136 195 -59 6
Glenswilly 11 3 0 8 136 201 -65 6
Milford 12 0 0 12 117 261 -144 0

 

By Sinéad Breen Donegal PRO Sun 7th Jul

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