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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Patrick Ferry
Patrick Ferry bagged a hat-trick on Tuesday night as Ballinamallard United defeated Coleraine in the North West Cup final.
The Gweedore man was on fire for the NIFL Championship side, who defeated a youthful Coleraine at The Showgrounds.
Ferry opened the scoring for Harry McConkey's team after only four minutes, firing in from a Nick Palmer cross.
On the half- hour, Ferry doubled the advantage.
Former Finn Harps winger Caolan McAleer put the game beyond Coleraine just before the break and Ferry wrapped up the win when completing his treble.
Ferry, now 20, moved to the Ferney Park side last summer after a loan spell from Derry City.
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