Castle Paving D2 Wrap Up

Saturday 19.07.2025

 

D2 R8 Results

Drumquin 1-21 Stewartstown 2-14

Rock 1-19 Kildress 3-17

Coalisland 3-21 Fintona 1-8

Aghaloo 2-17 Naomh Eoghan 1-15

Clonoe 2-19 Aghyaran 0-7

Beragh 2-11 Eglish 2-17

Greencastle 1-18 Owen Roes 1-18

Moy 0-16 Killeeshil 0-11

 

Clonoe made it eight wins out of eight with a comfortable victory over Aghyaran at O’Rahilly Park. Ciaran Corr and Danny McNulty got their goals with Fintan McClure, Ran McCabe, Connor McAliskey, Rhys Donnelly and PJ Lavery all notching points. Benny Gallen, Caolan McGinity and Cormac McHugh were the marksmen for the St.Davogs for a result that keeps them in trouble at the wrong end of the table.

 

Moy are another side with a one hundred percent record but they had to work hard for their win at home to Killeeshil. The Conroy brothers Declan and Michael weighed in with 0-10 between them for the winners with Colm Cavanagh and Diarmuid McKeown also on target. Michael O’Neill top scored for the visitors with Tomas Hoy and Packie McMullan also on target.

 

Eglish returned to winning ways with a victory away to Beragh. Seamus Muldoon, Dan Muldoon and Ethan Jordan had points for the visitors with Conall McNulty and Nathan Horsfield grabbing their goals. Conor McNamee and Jack Campbell got late goals for the Red Knights but it wasn’t enough on a night when Conor Owens and Ben McSorley were among their points.

 

Coalisland turned on the style at Father Campbell Park to secure an emphatic victory over Fintona. Peter Herron, Oisin McHugh and Niall Devlin got their goals with Tiernan Quinn top scoring for the Fianna and Cormac O’Hagan and Donal Sheeran also on target. Caolan Donnelly got the Pearses goal with Aaron McCarney and Conan Hegarty both featuring among their points.

 

Drumquin made home advantage count to secure a crucial win against Stewartstown. Oisin Gormley was in brilliant form for the Wolfe Tones with 0-11 to his name with Sean McDonagh and Ronan Strain also among the points and Frankie McAlynn bagging their goal. Shea O’Neill got both goals for the Harps with Dan Lowe, Stephen Talbot and Ruairi Dillon getting points.

 

Kildress made the short trip to Rock and came away with the spoils in what was a four pointer. Callum Holland, Corey Holland and Shea Quinn got the goals for the Wolfe Tones with the latter also scoring a number of points and Shea Tracey getting a few as well. Liam Nugent top scored for Rock with his haul including their goal while Aidan McGarrity had a trio of two pointers with Shea Daly also raising an orange flag.

 

Aghaloo secured a much needed win at home to Naomh Eoghan to bring to an end the visitors recent good run of results. Conor Mullen and Niall McElroy got the Aghaloo goals with the latter tagging on nine points for good measure with Jody and Ruairi McGlone also on target. Aidan McSorley got the Naomh Eoghan goal early on with Eoin Devine, Conor Traynor, McSorley and Conor Langan all registering points.

 

Greencastle and Owen Roes shared the spoils for a result that keeps both of them in joint third place in the table. Sean Warnock got the Greencastle goal on a night when Mark Carson and Cahir McCullagh both kicked seven points apiece. Aidan Hegarty found the net for the visitors with Stephen Kelly, Peter Kirk and Cathal McShane among their points with the latter kicking a brace of two pointers late on.