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Red Hughs made it two from two in the IFC
Naomh Muire 0-17
Red Hughs 1-17
Red Hughs continued their strong start in the Donegal Intermediate Championship by making it two wins from two, edging out Naomh Muire by three points at the Banks on Sunday.
It was a closely fought contest throughout, but a decisive goal from Cathair Browne proved the key difference. His three-pointer gave the visitors the cushion they needed to preserve their unbeaten record at Páirc Aodh Rua.
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Naomh Muire scorers: Eoin Martin 0-11, 2f, Cathal Fee 0-3, 3f, Sean Burns, Padraig McCafferty and Joey Gillespie 0-1 each.
Red Hughs scorers: Cathair Browne 1-5, Jack Gillespie 0-7, Calvin Bradley 0-4, 1f, Johnny Carlin 0-1.
Naomh Muire: Declan Ward; Connor Cannon, Ferdia Doherty, Patrick Rodgers; Tuathail Lunny, Padraig McCafferty, Sean Burns; Patrick Gillespie, Darragh Doherty; Jack O’Donnell, Daniel Devlin, Fintan Doherty; Joey Gillespie, Cathal Fee, Eoin Martin. Sub used: Adam O’Brien.
Red Hughs: Luke Kelly; Shane Gallagher, Peader McGlinchey, Jason Callaghan; Gary Melaugh, Stephen McMenamin, Aaron McGlinchey; Darragh McMenamin, Jack Gillespie; James Doherty, Johnny Carlin, Padraig McMenamin; Liam Carlin, Calvin Bradley, Cathair Browne.
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