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GAA
IFC Relegation semi-final
Oliver Plunkett’s 2-14 Dundalk Young Irelands 0-7.
JFC quarter-finals
Glen Emmets 2-17 Naomh Malachi 2-9, Roche Emmets 6-15 Sean McDermott’s 2-7, Lannleire 3-12 Westerns 2-12, Glyde Rangers 0-12 Stabannon Parnells 2-1.
Junior 2A FC St Josephs 2-16 Annaghminnon Rovers 1-14, St Marys 2-14 Clan Na Gael 0-5, Dundalk Gaels 1-14 Cooley Kickhams 0-8, Kilkerley Emmets 1-5 Sean O Mahonys 2-10, Roche Emmets 0-4 Naomh Mairtin 4-17.
Junior 2B FC q-finals
Hunterstown Rovers 1-6 Na Piarsaigh 2-7, St Kevins 4-5 O’Connells 3-13
Senior Hurling Championship
Naomh Moninne 2-13 St Fechins 1-7, Pearse Og 1-11 Knockbridge 2-16.
Division 1 FL
Mattock Rangers 2-11 Cooley Kickhams 1-12.
Division 4 FL
Cooley Kickhams 3-19 Geraldines 0-9. Minor A Championship
Group 1: Cooley Kickhams 2-12 Geraldines 1-10.
Group 2: St Mochtas 0-12 St Marys 2-15. Group 3: Newtown Blues 6-8 St Nicholas 1-11, Dreadnots 4-11 St Fechins 1-13.
Group 4: Mattock Rangers/Hunterstown Rovers 2-16 Oliver Plunketts 0-7, Naomh Mairtin 6-14 Dundalk Gaels 0-11.
Minor B Championship
Group 1: Clan Na Gael 2-14 Dundalk Young Irelands 2-11, St Josephs 1-9 O’Connells/ Stabannon/Mitchels 2-15.
Group 2: St Kevins 4-9 Glen Emmets 3-8, Kilkerley Emmets/Naomh Malachi 4-21 HALF-BACK Oisin McGee was the unlikely scoring hero in The Grove on Sunday afternoon as Naomh Fionnbarra scored twice deep in added time to snatch victory over Division 2 leaders St Bride’s in a scrappy IFC quarter-final.
Grit, determination and a neversay-die attitude were key to the Togher side’s comeback and the single-point win sends them into the Intermediate semis for the first time since 2004.
St Bride’s opened the scoring in the third minute with a well taken point from Sean Brennan, but from the resulting play the Barrs got the game’s first goal when Jack Butterly made no mistake Under-13 FL
Argus/Drogheda Independent Div 1: Naomh Mairtin 1-9 Hunterstown Rovers 3-17, Glen Emmets 7-3 St Marys 4-11, Geraldines 1-12 O’Connells/Stabannon Parnells/John Mitchels 3-6, St Fechins 3-10 Dundalk Gaels 2-6. Argus/Drogheda Independent Div 2: Oliver Plunketts 4-9 Sean O’Mahonys/Dowdallshill 5-5. Argus/Drogheda Independent Div 3: Wolfe Tones 6-7 Mattock Rangers 8-11, St Nicholas 2-9 Naomh Fionnbarra/Lannleire 4-8, St Brides 1-5 Cuchulainn Gaels 5-11, Kilkerley Emmets/ Naomh Malachi 3-14 St Josephs 2-6.
N Fionnbarra 1-12 St Bride’s
following some defensive errors from the reds.
The Knockbridge outfit levelled matters by the seventh minute, with scores coming from Aaron Hoey and Brennan again, before a brace of well taken points from tight angles by William Woods edged his side ahead.
The topsy-turvy nature of this tie continued as St Bride’s got their first goal of the game on 18 minutes. This occurred when a
Fixtures 2-8
Tuesday August 15th
Junior 2A Championship quarter-finals at 7.30
St Mary’s v St Joseph’s, Tommy McEnteggart; Dundalk Gaels v Newtown Blues, Paul Finnegan snr; St Fechin’s v Dreadnots, John Crawley.
Junior 2B Championship semi-finals at 7.30
O’Connell’s v O Raghallaigh’s, Kevin Levins; Na Piarsaigh v Dundalk Young Irelands, Colm McCullough.
Division 2 FL long-range effort from Aaron Hoey appeared to be travelling over the crossbar, only to drop into the net and put the Knockbridge outfit in the lead again. The same player followed up with a pointed free.
Woods slotted over on 23 minutes, but this score concluded the Togher men’s scoring for the half and just below the interval Sean Marry dissected the uprights before Kevin Hearty found the net after he finished a great move by his teammates.
This left St Bride’s well in the driving seat, going in at half-time with a five point cushion. 2-5 to 1-3.
The Barrs moved up a gear
Under-13 FL at 7.30
Argus/Drogheda Independent Div 1: St Mary’s v O’Connell’s/Stabannon/Mitchel’s, Kevin Levins; Dundalk Gaels v Geraldines, Jonathan Conlon; Glen Emmets v Naomh Mairtin, David Fedigan; Hunterstown Rovers v St Fechin’s, Anthony Briscoe.
Argus/Drogheda Independent Div 2: Cooley Kickhams v Roche Emmets, Paul Drumm; O Raghallaigh’s v Oliver Plunkett’s, Finton Levins; O’Mahony’s/Dowdallshill v St Patrick’s, James Carroll.
Argus/Drogheda Independent Div 3: Naomh