STORM TRACKER: Follow 'Storm Amy' as it bears down on Ireland amid brutal forecast
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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Pettigo
Pettigo 0-5
Naomh Ultan 0-8
In a close contest in Pettigo on Saturday evening, Storm Kathleen proved very difficult for both sides.
Pettigo had the advantage of the gale in the first half and turned over at half-time two points ahead, 0-4 to 0-2.
Naomh Ultan were able to use the storm in the second half as they came back to edge the contest with Cian Kennedy and Luke Gallagher to the fore.
It was Naomh Ultan’s first game of the season while Pettigo had lost out in the opening game to neighbours Naomh Brid.
Pettigo scorers: Ollie McCaughey 0-2; Patrick Carr, Shaun Robinson, Aidy Britton 0-1 each.
Naomh Ultan scorers: Cian Kennedy 0-3; Luke Gallagher 0-2; Daniel Gallagher, Pauric Cunningham, Kyle Breslin 0-1 each.
Pettigo: Adam McBarron; Ciaran Barry, Lorcan McCaughey, Eoghan Cross; Jack Britton, Kevin Kane, Johnny McManus; Sean Maher, Shaun Robinson; Eoghan McGoldrick, Kieran McGee, Jon Carrigan; Aidy Britton, Ollie McCaughey, Patrick Carr.
Subs: Thomas Britton, Reece McGrath, John Honney, Conor Honney, Rogan O’Connor.
Naomh Ultan: Daniel McGlynn; Jamie Cunningham, Christopher Boyle, Jordan Watters; Jack Boyle, Aaron Kyles, Barry Murray; Lee Byrne, Daniel Gallagher; Pauric Cunningham, Cian Kennedy, Johnny Bach; Mark Erskine, Luke Gallagher, Kyle Breslin.
Subs: Shaun White for Lee Byrne; Jared Harvey for P Cunningham.
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