ACL Division 2 Results & Wrap Up

Sunday 04.06.2017

All County League

Donnelly Vauxhall ACL Div 2
Aghyaran 3-18 Aghaloo 0-9
Dungannon 4-12 Kildress 1-12
Rock 0-8 Gortin 0-5
Derrylaughan 1-12 Moy 4-11
Cookstown 1-9 Loughmacrory 2-8
Eskra 0-14 Eglish 4-17
Castelderg 0-8 Stewartstown 1-13
Augher 0-8 Moortown 0-8

Aghyaran turned on the style at home to Aghaloo to record an emphatic victory. Ronan McHugh was in superb form for the St.Davogs with 1-10 to his name while Roger Leonrad and Cathal Brown got their other goals. Stephen and Tiarnan Donnelly got half a dozen points between them for the visitors.

Goals won the day for Dungannon as they saw off the challenge of Kildress at O’Neill Park. Keifer Morgan, Dalaigh Jones, Patrick Quinn and Padraig McNulty all found the net for the Clarkes while Philip Lennon top scored for the Wolfe Tones with 1-6 to his name.

Rock collected their first win of the season when they beat Gortin at home in a low scoring encounter with the help of points from Liam Nugent, Diarmuid Carroll and Ciaran Gourley.

Moy were in fine form on their travels as they ended the unbeaten record of Derrylaughan. Sean Cavanagh  scored 1-6 with Tom Loughran, Paddy Lavery and Francie Kelly their other goal scorers. Fergal McAliskey weighed in with five points for the home side while Paul Donnelly got their goal.

Goals from Cathal Donaghy and Colm Logue helped Loughmacrory win away to Cookstown. Oisin McNia got the Cookstown goal with Matthew Carberry and Padraig Meenagh among the points for their respective sides.

Eglish moved clear at the top of the table after an impressive win away to Eskra. Peter McCann found the net twice with Gregory Jordan and Rory Fox their other goal scorers. Peter Hughes and Conor O’Hagan weighed in with 0-9 between them for the Emmetts.

Stewartstown had a double scores win away to Castlederg with defender Dylan McElhatton getting the only goal of the game and Dan Lowe and Macaulay Quinn contributing points for them.

Augher and Moortown had to be content with a point apiece at Father Hackett Park with Darragh Kavanagh, Declan Connolly, Tony Quinn and Ryan Kelly providing points on the day.