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MacCumhaills celebrate theirJunior B success.
MacCumhaills 2-14
Red Hughs 1-11
MacCumhaills had a little too much for rivals Red Hughs on Sunday as they lifted the Junior B title with six points to spare.
The Twin Towns outfit led 1-9 to 0-5 at the changeover with CJ Doherty landing the goal and county senior star Katie Dowds bagging seven of the points, including six frees.
Passing the midpoint of the second period and Tia Foy grabbed a second goal for the winners and that meant they kept their opponents at a comfortable arm’s length during the remainder.
Red Hughs: Christina McMenamin; Amy Campbell, Roisin McMenamin, Cathay Callaghan; Shelia McElchar, Emma Nesson, Carla Blackman; Roisin Doherty, Daniella Jansen; Karen Gallen, Lauren Lynch, Niamh Browne; Elaine Mclaugh, Ciara Gallagher, Aime Lafferty.
MacCumhaills: Denise Espey; Roisin Lillis, Maddison White, Caoimhe McNulty; Ellie Dowd, Abigail Temple Asokuh, Amy Harkin McNulty; Erinn Gallen, Sinead Gallagher; Edel Sweeney, Katie Dowds, Tea Foy; CJ Doherty, Emily Boyce, Rebecca Campbell.
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