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The MacCumhaills minor hurlers that won in Ballinascreen on Sunday
Sean MacCumhaills 1-9
Keady 0-7
Sean MacCumhaills are into the final of the Ulster Minor Hurling Shield after a five point win over Keady in Ballinascreen.
The Twin-Towns side got off to a good start, and a goal from full forward Liam Gallen at the beginning of the second half gave them a 1-6 to 0-2 lead.
The Armagh champions tried to close the gap, but the Donegal side stayed in control of the contest.
MacCumhaills will now face Tyrone champions Carrickmore in the final next Sunday, back in Ballinascreen.
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Jamesie Donnelly and Anthony Patton’s side, who have won three-in-a-row in Donegal, reached the final last year but were beaten by Eoghan Ruadh of Dungannon.
Sean MacCumhaills: Fionn Mac an Ultaigh; Ultán Coyle, Adam Byrne, Shay Bradley; Patrick McElhinney, Oisin Mullen, Lorcan Byrne; Pauric Kelly, Tomás McNulty; Rory Doherty, Dan Donnelly, Jamie Gallen; Dylan Patton, Liam Gallen, Daimhin Byrne.
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