D2 R14 Wrap Up In Association With Castle Paving

Thursday 21.08.2025

D2 R14 Results

Clonoe 2-22 Greencastle 0-7

Drumquin 0-8 Moy 6-13

Eglish 3-22 Kildress 2-17

Killeeshil 2-23 Stewartstown 1-15

Rock 1-12 Aghaloo 1-12

Beragh 1-15 Coalisland 3-17

Owen Roes 2-15 Naomh Eoghan 1-10

Fintona 0-14 Aghyaran 2-13

 

Clonoe made it 14 wins out of 14 and in doing so clinched the Intermediate league title thanks to an emphatic victory over Greencastle at O’Rahilly Park. Ryan McCabe and Daire Devlin got their goals with Tommy Taggert, Darragh McGrath, Ronan Corey, Rhys Donnelly, Ryan Quinn and Ryan Morrow featuring among their points. Mark Carson (4), Dan Tuohey (2) and Sean Og Teague were the marksmen for the understrength visitors.

 

A point in their final game will secure Moy runners up spot after they eased to victory away to Drumquin. Star of the show for the winners was Liam McGeary who found the net four times with Michael Conroy and Declan Conroy also raising green flags while Patrick McGeary and Ryan Lavery were among their points.  Finnen Patterson top scored for the Wolfe Tones with Sean McDonagh, Ronan Strain, Eoin Skelton and Oisin Rodgers also on target.

 

Eglish remain in third spot and just a point behind Moy after they brought Kildress’s seven game winning streak to an end. Ethan Jordan once again hit double figures in points on the night with Nathan and Dillon Horsfield weighing in with 0-5 between them while Seamus Muldoon, Ryan McKenna and Matthew McGleenan got their goals. Corey Holland and Oisin McDonald got the goals for the Wolfe Tones while Shea Tracey, Shea Quinn and Caolan McNamee notched 0-14 between them.

 

It was all or nothing for Killeeshil and Stewartstown as they went head to head at St.Marys Park and it was the hosts who secured their first win of the campaign to send Stewartstown to Junior football unless the Harps win the Championship. Ruairi O’Neill and Michael Carty got the Killeeshil gaols with the ever reliable Packie McMullan chipping in with half a dozen points and Luke Donnelly and Michael O’Neill also on target. Macaulay Quinn got the Harps goal with Gareth Devlin, Dan Lowe and Stephen Talbot all contributing points.

 

Rock stretched their unbeaten run to six games but they were denied another win as visitors Aghaloo grabbed a late goal in a contest were there was little at stake for either side. Conor Owens led the way in the scoring stakes for Rock with 1-4 to his name while Padraig Ward, Peter Loughran and Aidan McGarrity also on target. Conor Quinn, Harry McGinn, James O’Hara and Dillon Mullan hit 0-10 between them for the visitors with Niall McElroy getting the equalising goal.

 

Coalisland ensured their place in the promotion playoffs with a win away to Beragh. Donal Sheeran top scored for the Fianna with a goal as well as a number of points while Peter Herron and Mark Hamilton also found the net with Tiarnan Quinn and Michael McKernan raising white flags. Darragh McKenna got the Red Knights goal with points coming from Niall Owens, Johnny Woods, Oisin Donnelly and Mattie McSorley.

 

Owen Roes made home advantage count against neighbours Naomh Eoghan. Aidan Hegarty and Conor O’Neill got the majors for the winners with points coming from the likes of Stepen Kelly, Cathal McShane, Conall McCormack and Conn Tinney. Shea Gallagher bagged the Naomh Eoghan goal with Piaras McSorley, Aidan McSorley, Conor Langan and Niall Mayse all contributing points.

 

Fintona played host to Aghyaran in what was a must win game for both sides with the St.Davogs taking the spoils to escape to safety and leave the Pearses having to face Killeeshil in a winner takes on relegation playoff. Ronan McHugh, Benny Gallen, Eoghan McHugh and Ethan McHugh all got points  for the winners with Ronan and Eoghan their goalscorers in the first half. Conan Hegarty, Aaron McCarney, Niall Donnelly, and Oran Hughes all registered for the home side.