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Murphy’s Ladies Wrap Up
Monday 31.07.2023
Ladies League Results
All County League SUNDAY RESULTS
Senior
Sperrin Og 4-8 Trillick 3-12
Fintona 0-3 Dromore 3-10
Carrickmore 1-10 Errigal Ciaran 1-14
Moortown 1-9 Aodh Ruadh 1-12
Cookstown 2-2 St Macartans 0-18
Intermediate
Moy 1-13 Edendork 2-10
Kildress 7-12 Glenelly 1-6
Donaghmore 3-16 Aghyaran 1-11
Junior
Badoney 0-15 Castlederg 2-9
Strabane 2-10 Tattyreagh 3-8
Clann na ngael 2-6 Coalisland 0-9
Junior B
Owen Roes 1-5 Naomh Eoghan 0-7
Errigal entertained neighbours and rivals Carrickmore. They began strongly with three early scores from Kelly McCaffrey before Carrickmore got their first score of the game. Aoife Horisk responded for Errigal shortly after. Maria Canavan got in on the act after fifteen minutes with a free as Errigal raced into a 6-1 lead. Further points from Elle McNamee and Cilodhna McElory increased the Errigal lead. This was followed up by an amazingly well taken goal by Aoife Horisk, before points from Maria Canavan and Eimear Corrigan left Errigal 1-9 0-4 in front at half time.
Weather conditions deteriorated with heavy rain but it did not stop Errigal as they got off to a flying with points from Aoife Horisk and Maria Canavan. Errigal led 1-12 0-05 after forty minutes. Carrickmore refused to give up and they added some fine scores from Sorcha Gormley, but it was Horisk who kept Errigal pushing on yet again with another free.
Between the 46-50th minutes Carrickmore scored two unanswered points. Once again Aoife Horisk converted a close ranged free to stretch the Errigal lead. Carrickmore needed a quick response and they got it with a Superb Sorcha Gormley run and finish to the back of the net. So with seven minutes remaining it was Errigal 1-14 Carrickmore 1-9 but Errigal managed to see the game out and remain unbeaten in the Senior Ladies league.
Full time score : Errigal 1-14, Carrickmore 1-10
Scorers-
Carrickmore- Sorcha Gormley 1.9, Clare Donnelly 0.1
Errigal-Aoife Horisk 1-4 (0-3 from frees), Kelly McCaffrey 0-3, Maria Canavan 0-4 (0-3 from frees)
Cliodhna Mc Elroy 0-1, Eimear Corrigan 0-1, Elle McNamee 0-1
Drumragh entertained an improving Pomeroy side with only five points separating the sides at the end. The Sarsfields girls took the win on a final score of Drumragh 4-12 Pomeroy 3-10
Trillick and Sperrin Óg produced a high scoring entertaining game in spite of poor weather conditions with the Reds edging the outcome narrowly 3-12 to 4-8 having led at the break 2-9 to 3-3.
Fiona Owens , making her first start of the season accounted for 2-5 of the Trillick total while Cathleen Kelly (0-4), Mya Williamson (1-0) and Amy Mc Ginn (0-3) were all on target for their team. Sperrin Óg will be disappointed to have lost but will take confidence from the defensive display of Carla McCann and Niamh Clarke while Orla and Caoimhe Warnock were both strong driving into the Trillick defence throughout the game.
In the second half Edendork came out strong going for goals early on, forcing Moy keeper Ciara O’Hanlon to make an excellent save. Moy then pushed ahead further with points from Lucy McAlary and Emma Conroy. Although Edendork come back with 2 points of their own, Moy’s Katie Comiskey found the back of the net to put Moy seven points ahead and looking in control.Emma Conroy then added to Moy’s lead with a nice long range point. However, Edendork weren’t going to let it all go Moy’s way and it was their turn to hit the back of the net twice with two unanswered goals. The Edendork girls then followed up with a further two points before the final whistle went to end the game in a draw Moy 1-13 v Edendork 2-10.
Drumragh travelled up to Galbally on Sunday and produced a fine team performance to come away with a big win on a score line of Drumragh 11-16 Galbally 0-1. Drumragh scorers: Beth Donaghy 5-11, Caoimhe McCarron 2-1, Rihanna Mullin 2-1, Aine McManus 1-2, Sorcha McKenna 1-1. This was a superb all round team performance from Drumragh with Beth Donaghy, Aine McManus and Caoimhe McCarron all in good scoring form. Coblaith McKenna, Sorcha McKenna and Julieanne Quinn controlled the game around midfield while Iona Mills, Shannon Starrs and Mia Gallagher had great games in defence.
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