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The Magh Éne College team that won the Ulster U-20 Development League
Magh Éne College won the Girls Under-20 Ulster County Development League final on Tuesday with a convincing ten-point victory over St Mary’s Newry
Donegal county minor Eva McNamara was the top scorer with a brilliant haul of 2-9 as she won player of the match, while Erin McGloin hit the other two goals for the Bundoran school, and she added a further two points in the 4-13 to 3-6 win.
Zarhina Carr and Fiadh-Rose McHugh also put in huge shifts for Adrian Campbell’s side, while youngsters Aibhlinn Fahey, Cora Gilligan, Sadie Connolly, Elaina Dolan, Alexia McGuinness, and Bronagh McGowan also played big roles in the win.
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Magh Éne dominated the competition, winning all six games, captained by Realt Na Mara’s Rebecca McLaughlin.
The team was made up in the majority between Realt Na Mara and Melvin Gaels of Kinlough, county Leitrim, while Aoibhe Halpin of St Michael’s, Sligo was also in the squad.
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