Knights of St Columbanus with Bishop Donal McKeown. Photos: Geraldine Diver
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Ciaran Diver scored three points from play as Moville defeated Robert Emmets
Moville proved too strong for Robert Emmets as they chalked another comfortable league win in Pairc Na Carraige, on Saturday evening.
Moville 1-12 Robert Emmets 0-3
Twelve points separated the sides at the finish. Nigel McMonagle netted the game’s only goal in the first half to set the locals on their way to victory. They led eight points at half-time, 1-6 to 0-1 and had more or less had the two league points in the bag.
Kevin McColgan and Rory Dalton scored the Robert Emmets points. With two big wins from their opening two games in the league Moville are setting the early pace and is a good start to the new season for the new joint management team of Pat McLaughlin and John Quigg.
Moville scorers: Nigel McMonagle 1-0, Ciaran Diver, Michael Barr, 0-3 each, Josh Lafferty 0-2, Tony McCleneghan, Pauric Skelly, Evan Huder, Michael Henry, 0-1 each.
Robert Emmets: Kevin McColgan 0-2, Rory Dalton 0-1.
Moville: Ciaran Bonner; Brendan McCleneghan, Enda Faulkner, Declan Diver; Owen McLaughlin, Tony McCleneghan, Ronan Farren; Pauric Skelly, Michael Leech; Ciaran Diver, Josh Lafferty, Michael Barr; Seamie McLaughlin, Nigel McMonagle, Evan Huder. Subs used; Michael Henry, D Logue, K Dougal.
Robert Emmets: Sam McGlinchey; Oran Farrell, Jordan Tourish, Dean Hughes; Daniel Foy, Paul Farrell, Conor Dalton; Conor McGettigan, Marcus Curran; Ciaran Dalton, Kevin McColgan, Dylan McNamee; Reece Gallagher, Rory Dalton, Darren McBride.
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