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Darragh Black and Milford have made it two from two in Division 2
Milford 1-7
Red Hughs 0-4
Milford chalked up their second Division 2 win with an impressive six-point victory over Red Hughs, at Moyle View Park, on Sunday afternoon.
Cathal McGettigan once again top-scored for the Sky Blues with four points. Kyle Black scored the goal while Shane Black and Patrick Ferry also posted points for the James McGinley-managed locals.
Jack and Calvin Bradley grabbed the points for Red Hughs, who were short a number of key personnel. Milford scorers: Cathal McGettigan 0-4; Kyle Black 1-0; Shane Black 0-2; Paddy Ferry 0-1. Red Hughs scorers: Jack Bradley and Calvin Bradley 0-2 each.
Milford: Shea McBride; Anthony Curran, Conor Coll, T J Evesson; Sean Coffey, Peter Curran, Paddy Ferry; Lorcan Friel, Eoin O’Donnell; Shane Black, Cathal McGettigan, Peter McCleary; Darragh Black, Kyle Black, Gavin Grier.
Subs: Paul Ryan for S Black (47).
Red Hughs: Luke Kelly; Luke Browne, Thomas McMenamin, Aaron McGlinchey; James Doherty, Darragh McMenamin, Cian Gallagher; Tiernan Kelly, Ryan Kelly; Jack Bradley, Colm Melaugh, Jason Callaghan; Cathair Browne, Calvin Bradley, James Gallagher.
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