Eoin McGeehin hits 2-6 as St Eunan's go to town on Bundoran

Eoin McGeehin scored 2-6 as St Eunan’s put a weakened Bundoran to the sword in a one-sided All-County Football League Division 1 clash at O’Donnell Park.

The 24-point win means the Barry Meehan-managed side retains their top-of-the-table position. In all the home team had 11 different scores and among them was Caolan Ward, who played his first full game since last October - the Donegal SFC semi-final loss to Naomh Conaill.

The elusive Timmy Govorov scored 1-1 for Bundoran, with Lee Smyth getting their other score. Govorov struck for the goal, Bundoran’s opening score 13 minutes into the game when he did well to win a long Matthew Duffy long ball in over the top behind Eamonn Doherty to beat Chris O’Donnell from close range.

St Eunan’s didn’t turn back though and led by 10 points, 0-14 to 1-1, after laying siege in the Bundoran half for most of the first half.

The points continued to flow and McGeehin palmed the first of his two goals from Ward’s pass. At 1-18 to 1-1 in front and with a little over 15 minutes remaining they piled on the pressure and added another McGeehin goal and five points to Bundoran’s one in the closing exchanges.

St Eunan’s scorers: Eoin McGeehin 2-6, 2f; David Boyle 0-4, 1f; Kevin Kealy 0-3; Conor O’Donnell Jnr and Peter Devine 0-2; Anthony Gallagher, Caolan Ward, Conor O’Donnell Snr, Conor Parke, Oran Winston, Pauric Boyle 0-1.
Bundoran scorers: Tommy Govorov 1-1; Lee Smyth 0-1.

St Eunans: Chris O’Donnell; Conor Parke, Eamon Doherty, Anthony Gallagher; Peter Devine, Caolan Ward, Dylan Doogan; Conor O’Donnell Snr, Jordan O’Dowd; Oran Winston. Kevin Kealy, James Kelly; Conor O’Donnell Jnr; Eoin McGeehin, Padraig Boyle. Subs; David Boyle, Jake Whelan and John Ryan for Kelly, Winston and Doogan; Bryan Drumm for O’Donnell Jnr.
Bundoran: Conor Carty; Maithiu Tierney, Johnny Boyle, Matthew McCabe; Shane Mohan, Matthew Duffy, Lee Smyth; Ciaran McCaughey, Niall Carr; Lorcan Long, Tommy Govorov, Gavin Croghan; Adam McGlone, Kyle McNulty, Oran Gallagher.
Referee: Martin Coll (Gaoth Dobhair).