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Naomh Brid moved onto six points for the season
Naomh Brid claimed the points in a hard fought physical encounter with a three point win over Na Rossa, in Trummon, on Saturday evening.
Naomh Brid 0-8
Na Rossa 0-5
The winners led by 0-6 to 0-3 at half-time and kept that lead throughout the second half. Na Rossa lost Christian Bonner to a second yellow card in the final minutes.
One of the talking points from the game was the number of yellow cards flashed by referee Kevin McGinley in a well contested game.
Na Rossa scorers: Gerard Breslin 0-2,2f; Cillian Bonner, John McDyre and John Paul McCready 0-1 each.
NAOMH BRID: Pauric McDaid; Shane Timoney, Clint Walsh, Paul Diver; Eoin Quinn, Eoin McGarrigle, Ryan Brogan; Tom Gallagher, Callum Gallagher; Darren Russell, Eoin Rush, Darragh Brogan; Liam Gallagher, Gearoid Gallagher, Liam Duffy. Sub: Gary McCafferty for P Diver.
NA ROSSA: Mark Molloy; Jamie McCready, Johnny Bonner, Mark Bonner; Adam McHugh, Daniel Martin Melly, Oisin Caulfield; Eugene Molloy, Christian Bonner; Gerard Breslin, Odhrán Molloy, Keelan Devenney; Cillian Bonner, Aidan McCahill, John McDyre. Subs: John Paul McCready for Breslin ht; J P Breslin for Devenney.
REFEREE: Kevin McGinley (Naomh Columba)
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