D1 Friday Night Wrap Up In Association With Devity Contract Services LTD

Saturday 27.07.2024

D1 Results Friday Night

Trillick 0-12 Killyclogher 1-11

Omagh 0-9 Dromore 1-7

Eglish 0-11 Edendork 2-10

Pomeroy 0-7 Coalisland 0-6

Donaghmore 0-9 Errigal Ciaran 2-11

Ardboe 0-7 Clonoe 2-6

 

Killyclogher grabbed a late goal at Donnelly Park as they acme from behind to pip Trillick. The hosts led by three points at the break with Lee Brennan, James Garrity and Ciaran Daly among their marksmen, Mark Bradley and Emmet McFadden on target for the visitors. Bradley and Brennan traded third quarter points before Killyclogher won it late on ith a brace of points from Conall McCann either side of a goal from his brother Tiernan.

 

Dromore had the minimum to spare over Omagh at Healy Park in a low scoring encounter. It was level pegging at the break with Conor O’Donnell, Jason McAnulla and Sean McNabb among the points with John MacRory getting an early goal. Scores proved even harder to come by in the second period with Declan McNulty getting a brace for the St.Dympnas and after O’Donnell had levelled matters McNulty hit the winner.

 

Edendork secured a crucial win away to bottom of the table Eglish when goals proved the difference at Connolly Park. Fiachra Nelis had the ball in the net in the first attack as Edendork led 1-4 to 0-5 at the break, Seamus Muldoon, Ethan Jordan, Ben Cullen and Darren McCurry with points for their respective sides. Muldoon and Jordan traded points with McCurry on the restart before a James Fearon goal put daylight between the sides with Niall Morgan hitting a late brace.

 

Brendan Burns proved to be the Pomeroy hero with a late winner at Plunkett Park in a low scoring clash against Coalisland. The Fianna edged the first half with Tiernan Quinn and Sean L Corr among their points but a second half brace from Kieran McGeary brought the Plunketts level before Burns won it with the last kick of the game.

 

Errigal Ciaran returned to winning ways when they overcame Donaghmore at Father Devlin Park. The Canavan brothers Darragh and Ruairi got a goal each and also weighed in with eight points between them on the night with Ryan Ward also on target. Ronan Cassidy, Lorcan Quinn and Conor Cush all weighed in with points for the home side but it wasn’t enough.

 

Goals proved decisive as Clonoe took the spoils from their visit to Coney Park against Ardboe. Shea Coney and Ryan Quinn both raised green flags for the Rahillys with Danny McNulty weighing in with a couple of points. Conall Morgan, Peter Devlin and Jordan Bell all featured on the scoresheet for the Rossas.