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Results

Club1st Half2nd HalfGoalsOutcome
Rashenney Reserves1Loss
Glengad Reserves5Win

Report

Rasheney Res                        1

Glengad Res                           5

The visitors started brightly and home keeper Damien Friel who excelled throughout done really well to deny both Chris Doherty and Paul Anthony Mc Dermott who got in good attempts on goal. Mark Smith then headed a Paul Mc Gonagle left wing cross against the bar. Rasheney’s first attempt on goal came when Jonathan Toland nodded down to Conor Mc Daid whose snapshot from 10 yards was held by Michael Mc Laughlin at the second attempt. However Glengad moved ahead midway through the half when, following a corner, the ball was cleared out to Mc Gonagle and he drove a ground shot to the net from outside the box. Mc Dermott was out of luck twice before half time. Firstly his 25 yard free cannoned off the bar and then when his lob of the keeper seemed destined to find the net Corny Mc Cole came to rescue and headed clear from right on the goal line. But he was not to be denied and on the restart he cut in from the right and drove home to double Glengad’s lead. Then the home side failed to make the most of good opportunities. First Toland set up Mc Daid but he shot wide of a gaping goal and Toland himself could not capitalise on a loose ball when keeper Mc Laughlin could not hold on. Mc Daid made amends minutes later when a move started in defence by Peter Doherty saw Toland release the young forward who advanced and drove to the net from the edge of the box for his first goal for the club. Glengad regained their two goal cushion when P.J. Mc Daid picked up a loose ball in midfield, ran clear of the home defence, rounded the keeper and found the net for 3 – 1. The visitors continued to create chances and it took a superb Matthew Duffy tackle to deprive Mc Dermott while keeper Friel denied Patrick Mc Dermott on two occasions. In the final 10 minutes Paul Anthony Mc Dermott ran clear and scored and the scoring was complete when Joe Doherty’s long range effort from wide on the left dropped into the net.

 

Details

Date Time League Season
06/11/2016 11:00 am Inishowen Engineering Division Two 2016/17

Ground

Trawbreaga, Isle Of Doagh
Carrowreagh Rd, Magheranaul, Co. Donegal, Ireland

Match Report Saturday 27th May

Saturday   28th    May

Inish Grass Division Two Final

Carn Res 3

Cockhill Res 2

Carn Res  completed a hat trick of trophies this season when they added the Division Two Shield to their league and Fr O Gara Cup successes.

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Inishowen Engineering Division Two Tables

Inishowen Engineering  Division  Two  A

P W D L F A Pts
Carn  Res   © 25 19 5 1 65 22 62
Rashenny FC 25 19 2 4 77 27 59
Cockhill Res  25 16 1 8 95 50 49
Moville Res 25 13 4 8 70 52 43
Illies Res 25 12 3 10 44 49 39
Sea Rovers 25 11 3 11 57 44 36
Culdaff Res 25 6 4 15 31 64 22
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Fixtures for Saturday 27th May

Saturday   28th   May

Inish Grass Division Two Shield Final   5pm

Maginn Park ET & Pens

Carn Res v Cockhill Res

JJ Lafferty assisted by T Maloney & S Deeney . 4th Official M McGonigle

Match Reports Saturday 20th and Sunday 21st May

 

Saturday   21st   May

Ulster Senior Cup Final 

Cockhill  Celtic 2

Greencastle FC 1

Cockhill Celtic deservedly won the Ulster Senior Cup at a rain soaked Maginn Park on Saturday evening but Greencastle pushed them all the way and will be disappointed at the manner of the goals they conceded

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Fixture for Saturday 20th May and Sunday 21st May

Saturday 21 st May
Ulster Senior Cup Final Maginn Park 5pm ET & Pens
Cockhill Celtic v Greencastle FC

Sunday 21 st May
Inish Engineering Division Two A 11am
Carn Res v Rashenny FC
V Armianovskyi assisted by T O Loughlin & T Maloney

Inish Engineering Division Two B 11am
Carrowmena FC v Dunree Res S Deeney

Match Reports Sunday 14th May

Saturday    13th May

Clubman Shirts League Cup Final 

Buncrana Hearts 0

Greencastle   FC 1

In good conditions at Maginn Park Greencastle secured silverware this season with a  hard earned backs to the wall display in the second half to repel the league champions. Greencastle began well with James Henry firing over from twenty yards before Brennan Moore saw a free kick just clear the bar.

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