Division Two In Association With Castle Paving

Saturday 25.07.2026

All County League

D2 R10 results

Naomh Eoghan 3-11 Cookstown 1-14

Owen Roes 1-17 Beragh 0-14

Pomeroy 1-16 Drumquin 2-11

Killeeshil 3-14 Rock 1-13

Derrylaughan 1-13 Aghaloo 1-13

Aghyaran 2-17 Kildress 0-17

Clogher 4-15 Moy 0-23

Greencastle 0-14 Gortin 0-10

With two thirds of the league gone Naomh Eoghan sill lead the way at the top of the table as they made it ten wins from ten with victory over Cookstown. Eoin Devine got a goal in the opening attack and he got another at the beginning of the 4^th quarter while Ryan Mayse pot their other major and Conor Traynor was among their points. Seamus Glackin got the goal for the Father Rocks with Eoin Long top scoring for the and Sean Og Quinn and Conall Sheehy also supplying points.

Owen Roes remain hot on their heels after overcoming Beragh on home soil. Cathal McShane was once again n fine scoring form for the Leckpatrick men with Adam Coyle and Tont Devine also on target and Damien McCrossan bagging their goal. Finn Grimes, Martin Rodgers, Darragh McKenna and Ben McSorley were among the points for the Red Knights.

Pomroy picked up a much needed brace of points when they edged past Drumquin at Plunkett Park. Peter McGoldrick got their goal with Ryan McCallan and Hugh J Cunningham registering 0-5 each and Hugh McNamee a brace. Sean McDonagh and Ronan Strain were the goal scorers for the Wolfe Tones with Finnen Patterson and Jake Donnelly suppling points.

Killeeshil secured a crucial win at home to Rock with goals proving to be the difference between the two sides. Luke Donnelly found the net twice for the winners with Mark Monaghan getting their other major and Tomas Hoy and Cormac Donaghy registering a number of points between them. Thomas Mackle got the Rock goal with points coming from Shane Murphy, Liam Nugent and Diarmaid Carroll.

Aghaloo broke their points duck at last with Stephen McGrath getting a late equaliser for Derrylaughan to prevent the visitors from leaving with a win. Niall McElroy got the Aghaloo goal as well as a few points with Conor Mullan, Jason Mulgrew and James O’Hara getting their names on the scoresheet as well. Liam Carty got the Kevin Barrys major with Ciaran Quinn and James Donnelly adding points alongside McGrath.

Aghyaran’s good run of form continued when they got the better of Kildress at home. Dermot McHugh and Barry McMenamin got the all important goals for the St.Davogs with Eoghan McHugh and Benny Gallen featuring among their points. James Mulgrew, Shea Treacy, Aidan McAleer and Philip Lennon all scored points for the Wolfe Tones.

Clogher’s ability to score goals proved key as they defeated Moy at St.Patricks Park. Ciaran Bogue and Barry McKenna both raised green flags in the opening period and Niall McKenna and Ryan McCaughey followed suit after the break. Ryan Coleman and Caothair Hughes contributed 0-15 between them for Moy with Liam McGeary and Declan Conroy also registering.

Greencastle secured local bragging rights when they got the better of neighbours Gortin at home. Cahir McCullagh and Sean Og Teague scored 0-9 between them with Sean Warnock and Eoghan Conway also raising white flags. Liam Og Mossey once again top scored for Gortin with Lucas McGarvey, Ciaran Brolly and Shane Clarke their other marksmen on the night.