Mc Girr Bros Div 3 Wrap Up

Saturday 05.07.2025

All County League

Brocagh and Killyman met in  a high scoring local derby clash on Friday night that resulted in a 3-13 to 0-14 win for Killyman. The winners began well and reached the half way point leading 1-9 to 0-7 before consolidating their lead in the second half. Once again Mickey Hughes (7) top scored for Brocagh while Patrick Canavan (2), Barry Donnelly(2), Joe Mc Nally, James Mc Kiver and Michael Robinson also chipped in points. Killyman’s Eoghan Mc Gahan top scored for his side with 2-3 while Eamon Donnelly (1-1), Enda Mc Gahan (0-3), Ronan Mc Veigh (2), and Gary Hamill (2) were all on target.

Glenelly made the long run to Augher on Friday night but came away with a 1-19 to 0-12 win. Darragh Kavanagh led the line for Augher with eight points while Cathal Mc Kenna and Aidan Mc Elroy(3) were also on target. Glenelly led 1-9 to 0-9 at the short whistle with their goal coming from Lorcan Mc Cullagh. Mc Cullagh finished with 1-2 while Eamon Mc Connell (5), Ronan O’Kane (5) and Cormac Mc Bride (2) were among the points for the winners.

Brackaville were pushed all the way by Tattyreagh before seeing off the men in red and black on a score line of 3-12 to 2-12. How often has it been said that goals win matches and in this case that certainly is true. Brackaville hit the net twice in the first half courtesy of Shea Fee and Ronan Mc Hugh to move six points clear and they maintained that lead until half time. Tattyreagh responded well in the second half with an early goal but a third Brackaville goal from Sean Daly helped keep the Tatts at arm’s length and in spite of a second goal for the visitors Brackaville held on for the win 3-12 to 2-12. Keelan Mc Donagh top scored for the Tatts with 0-5 while Peadar Mullan (1-1), Mickey Allen (1-0), Stevie Gervin (0-3), Joe Cartin (0-2) and Niall Murray (0-1) were also target for scores. Unfortunately their efforts were not enough to prevent Brackaville from taking the win.

High flying Clogher and Drumragh met at Clanabogan with both sides fielding understrength sides because of injuries and holidays. With so much at stake in this one it was always going to be competitive and hard hitting but Clogher’s greater strength and experience proved decisive . Fergal Mc Kenna hit the net for Clogher who looked dangerous throughout the first half with Ciaran Bogue, Conor Shiels and Mattie Callaghan on target as they reached the break leading 1-8 to 0-5. Drumragh began the second half well with Niall Mc Carney hitting five points to close the gap to two. Clogher steadied the ship with Callaghan, Shiels and Bogue outstanding for the visitors who pulled away to win comfortably. Bogue top scored with nine points in total for the visitors while Ryan Mc Caughey, Vincent Lowry and Conor Shiels were also on target.

Eskra enjoyed a comfortable win over Castlederg on Friday night on a score line of 1-21 to 0-6. Niall Marlow, Cormac Hughes (5), Rory Kinsella (3), Conor O’Hagan (3), Eoin Mc Kenna, Cormac Arkinson (1-1), Luke Kelly, Joe Mc Carroll, Finn Kelly (3), Terran Mc Caffrey and Paddy Irvine were on target for the winners. On what turned out to be a disappointing night for the Der scores were hard to come by. Calif Mc Menamin landed a first half point while Adam Traynor, Ben Harper (2), Connor Harper and Emmett Mc Laughlin got on the scoreboard in the second half.

Urney and Donaghmore 3rds met on Saturday evening with both sides seeing this one as an opportunity to take two points. It turned out to be a high scoring and very entertaining game  Both teams hit the net four times with Urney finishing on 4-18 while Donaghmore bagged 4-9. Conor Mc Daid top scored with 1-8 while he was closely followed by Conor Mc Daid who shot 3-1. Urney’s other scores came from Ryan Henry(0-3), JP Mc Menamin (0-2), Sean Hughes (0-3) and Adrian Maxwell (0-1). Donaghmore scores came from Larry Shields (3-1), Michael Logan (1-0). Kane Mc Kenna (0-1), Sean Mc Caul (0-2) and Caolan Quinn (0-3).