The second game in the double header at Edendork, saw Donaghmore emerge victorious over Eglish.

Donaghmore got off to a super start with Conor Cush on target twice in as many minutes.  Eglish’s opening attack almost yielded a goal but Conan McGarvey making a brilliant stop to deny Seamus Muldoon, Ethan Jordan converting the resultant 45.

A Cush free and a two pointer from Ronan Cassidy had Donaghmore in a comfortable position, but Luke Donnelly found Muldoon who passed to Matthew Og McGleenan to fire to the net.  Cormac McCann opened his account from a placed ball before Matt Og went through again to fire over. Noah Grimes doubled the advantage  as the game’s first quarter came to a conclusion.

Cormac McCann notched his second before Seamus Muldoon scored for Eglish, and he almost snatched a major but once again McGarvey came to Donaghmore’s rescue.  Ethan Jordan once again converting the resultant 45.

A strong finish to the half from Donaghmore saw them lead by five. 0-13 1-5, at the break. A Conor Cush two point free and two pointer from Conor O’Neill in the dying seconds of the half contributing greatly.

Eglish started the second half brightly Matthew Og McGleenan and a super two pointer from Ethan Jordan brought them right back into it, with twenty minutes remaining.

However this was as good as it got for Eglish, Donaghmore reeled off the next five scores Ryan Cush, a brace from from Go Man of the match Cormac McCann, Joey Clarke and and Conor O’Neill all on target.

McGleenan got Eglish’s first score in seventeen minutes but but Donaghmore’s response was emphatic, a couple of scores from Noah Grimes, Tiernan Drayne drove over, and the recently introduced Larry Shields completed the scoring claiming the final two points.