D2 R13 Wrap Up In Association With Castle Paving

Saturday 08.08.2026

All County League

D2 R13 Friday Results

Owen Roes 2-18 Cookstown 3-13

Clogher 1-15 Kildress 2-17

Killeeshil 2-15 Aghaloo 3-12

Beragh 2-11 Drumquin 3-15

Pomeroy 3-21 Gortin 4-12

The game of the day saw second place Owen Roes edge past Cookstown in a thriller. Cathal McShane was once again in double figures in the points column for the winners with his haul including one of the goals with Conall McCormack getting the other one and Dara Dooher, Niall McAleer and Damian McCrossan featuring among the points. Karol Wawrynkiewicz got a brace of goals for the Father Rocks with Conall Sheehy also finding the net and Lorcan McMurray and Eoin Long notching 0-4 each.

Kildress collected two badly needed points in their quest to get away from relegation trouble when they won away to Clogher. Johnny Connolly and Cormac Loughran got the goals for the Wolfe Tones with James Mulgrew and Aidan McAleer contributing points. Barry McKenna found the net for the Eire Ogs with Sean Bogue, Ryan McCaughey and Vincent Lowry scoring points for them.

Eoghan O’Neill scored a late equaliser for Killeeshil to earn them a crucial point at home to bottom of the table Aghaloo. Michael O’Neill and Luke Donnelly both raised green flags for the St.Marys with Cormac Donaghy firing over four points. Niall McElroy, Darren McAnespie and Jody McGlone were the Aghaloo goal scorers with Conor Mullen landing a trio of points.

Pomeroy climbed into the top half of the table after getting the better of Gortin in a high scoring encounter at Plunkett Park. Peter McGoldrick grabbed a brace of goals with Ronan Duffin getting their other one while Hugh McNamee and Marty Coyle supplied points. Liam Og Mossey and Lucas McGarvey got two goals each for Gortin as well as ten points between them with Peadar O’Neill and Ultan McConnell both on target as well.

Drumquin secured a badly needed win away to Beragh to ease their worries a little at the wrong end of the league table. Oisin Gormley, Eoin Ferris and Sean McDonagh all found the net for the Wolfe Tones with Finnen Patterson scoring four vital points. Niall Owens and Mattie McSorley got the Red Knights goals with Martin Rodgers and Jonathan Owens among their points.