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Friday 04.07.2025
Omagh v Donaghmore
When the game began it was Donaghmore who were first on the attack and to start the scoreboard with a goal and a point.
Omagh responded almost immediately with a couple of goals and from there continued to add to their tally.
Donaghmore worked hard all over the field of play but with the halftime whistle drawing near Omagh were proving more difficult for the Donaghmore girls to defend against or prevent from scoring.
At the break Omagh were well ahead.
The second half began with Omagh once again in the ascendancy as they continued to add to their scoring tally. Donaghmore made a few positional changes and introduced a few fresh runners from the sub bench which resulted in them hitting the net on 3 consecutive occasions.
Omagh however regained their composure as both sides enjoyed periods of dominance in what looked like an old fashioned shoot out between the sides. The Donaghmore girls had turned their game around and fought back extremely hard but unfortunately the clock was ticking and there wasn’t enough time to catch the worthy winners on the night.
LADIES SENIOR LEAGUE
In the senior league Carrickmore defeated Macs 1-12 to 1-10 with their goal coming deep in injury time when Carrickmore led by five. Sorcha Gormley fresh from her match winning display on Sunday hit 0-8 for her side while Aine Grimes got the Carrickmore goal. The half time score saw Carrickmore lead 1-9 to 0-3 at the break.
Carrickmore Scorers: Sorcha Gormley 0-8, Aine Grimes 1-0, Caitlin Gormley 0-2, Alannah Mc Callan 0-1, Katie Marley 0-1.
There was not much between the teams at half time in the clash between Trillick and Killeeshil at the break with the Reds leading 1-6 to 1-3. However the second half told a different story as Trillick pulled away to win 3-15 to 2-7.
Trillick scorers:
Shauna Mc Gurren – 2.3 (1f), Amy McGinn – 1.2, Emma Mc Carron -3pts,
Aine Brennan – 3pts, Cathleen Kelly – 3pts, Siofra Gallagher – 1pt
Errigal Ciaran and Cappagh served up a high scoring and entertaining match that saw the Dunmoyle girls lead narrowly at the break 1–12 to 3-2 with Aoife Horisk getting her team’s first half goal. Horisk finished the match with a personal total of 1-11. Cappagh were right in the game throughout but Errigal did more than enough to win it. Final score 1-23 to 4-8 in favour of Errigal.
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