D2 R6 Wrap Up

Saturday 05.07.2025

D2 R6 Results

Moy 0-16 Eglish 0-14

Rock 0-9 Naomh Eoghan 0-10

Owen Roes 3-13 Kildress 0-14

Beragh 3-16 Aghyaran 3-4

Greencastle 1-14 Aghaloo 2-9

Drumquin 1-14 Fintona 2-8

 

Moy played host to Eglish in the game of the season to date with both sides boasting perfect records and it was the home side who came out on top. Michael Conroy was in good form for the winners with 0-8 to his name with his haul including a trio of two pointers. Ryan Coleman weighed in with 0-4 with Matthew Laverty and Ryan McAlary also on target. Eithan Jordan also hit a trio of two pointers for the visitors on a night when he scored 0-9 with Seamus and Dan Muldoon also on target for the St.Patricks.

 

Naomh Eoghan’s recent good run of form continued when they won a low scoring encounter at Rock. Eoin Devine, Aidan McSorley and Conor Langan were among the points for the visitors who came from behind at the break to edge the verdict. Liam Nugent top scored for Rock with 0-5 with Enda McWilliams also on target.

 

Goals proved to be the difference as Owen Roes saw off the challenge of Kildress on home soil. Niall McAleer, Conall McCormack and Ronan McNulty got their goals with top scorer Cathal McShane weighing in with 0-9. Shea Quinn was in outstanding form for the Wolfe Tones with all but one of his side’s tally with Johnny Connolly their only other marksman on the night.

 

Beragh came out on top at St.Marys Park against Aghyaran on a night when both sides found the net three times. Oisin Donnelly, Calum Corrigan and Conor Owens got the majors for the Red Knights with the latter and Martin Rodgers also featuring among their points. Eoghan McHugh had a brace of goals for the St.Davogs with his brother Ronan also raising a green flag.

 

Greencastle are still unbeaten after holding off a determined Aghaloo side at home. Mark Carson got their goal and along with Cahir McCullagh they had 0-9 between them with Ryan Gumley landing a brace. Niall McElroy and Ruairi McGlone got the Aghaloo goals with Tiarnan Donnelly and Jody McGlone providing points.

 

Drumquin picked up their third win of the campaign when they got the better of Fintona by three points. Oisin Gormley landed half a dozen points for the Wolfe Tones with Oisin McMenamin and Eoin Skelton also on target and Finucane Glackin getting their goal. Caolan Donnelly bagged both goals for the Pearses with Aaron McCarney and Cathal Starrs among their points.