D2 R10 Wrap Up In Association With Castle Paving

Saturday 02.08.2025

D2 R10 Results

Aghaloo 3-13 Fintona 0-17

Clonoe 2-19 Drumquin 0-8

Moy 4-22 Stewartstown 3-9

Rock 0-18 Killeeshil 2-11

Coalisland 1-21 Greencastle 1-20

Kildress 1-14 Aghyaran 0-15

Eglish 2-23 Naomh Eoghan 0-16

 

Goals proved key as Aghaloo secured a crucial win away to Fintona in what was a four pointer in the lower regions of the table. Mickey Maguire, Stewart Douglas and Niall McElroy got the goals for the winners with Jody McGlone and Tiernan Donnlly among their points. Aaron McCarney, Conan Hegarty, Mark McGlinn, Caolan Donnelly and Jared Brogan were among the points for the Pearses.

 

Clonoe made it ten wins out of ten with a comprehensive victory over Drumquin at O’Rahillys Park. Connor McAliskey and Declan McClure got the goals for the league leaders with McAliskey, Tommy Taggert and Darragh McGrath notching 0-15 between them. Oisin Gormley and Finnen Patterson were among the points for the Wolfe Tones.

 

Moy maintained their push at the business end of the table with an emphatic victory over struggling Stewartstown. Michael Conroy was in outstanding form for the winners with his haul including a number of points as well as two converted penalties. Liam McGeary and Adam Donaghy got their other majors with Ryan Coleman and Cathair Hughes providing points. Dylan McElhatton (2) and Shea O’Neill bagged the goals for the Harps.

 

Rock entertained Killeeshil in what was a must win game for both sides and it was the hosts who edged the verdict by the minimum margin. Shane Murphy, Conor McGarrity, Thomas Mackle and Aidan McGarrity did the baulk of the scoring for Rock with Packie McMullan and Luke Donnelly getting the Killeeshil goals and Tomas Hoy and Conall Monaghan among their points.

 

Coalisland had the minimum to spare over Greencastle at Annagher to keep alive their promotion hopes via the league.  Tiernan Quinn hit the winner on a night when he also got their goal with Donal Sheeran, Peter Herron and Bailey Leonard all on target as well. Sean Warnock got the visitors goal with Cahir McCullagh, Mark Carson and Tiernan Teague providing points.

 

Kildress’s good run of results continued when they edged past an Aghyaran side who remain in trouble at the wrong end of the Intermediate league table. Shea Quinn got the all important goal for the Tones as well as a number of points with Shea Treacy and Philip Lennon also on target. Ethan McHugh, Ronan McHugh, Ronan McNamee and Benny Gallen all had points for the St.Davogs.

 

Eglish remain in contention at the top end of the table after they recorded a convincing victory at home to Naomh Eoghan. The division’s top scorer Ethan Jordan again led the sway in the scoring stakes for the winner including a goal and a trio of two pointers with Enda O’Donnell also finding the net and Conal McNulty and Ryan McKenna grabbing points. Aidan McSorley, Conor Langan, Eoin Devine and Piaras McSorley all supplied points for the visitors.