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Bonagee United side that won the League Cup
Bonagee United Senior Ladies claimed the Winter 7-a-Side League Cup title in style after a commanding 3-0 victory over Fanad United Black.
Two goals from Eimear Sweeney and another from Siobhan Sweeney secured the silverware for Bonagee, who proved to be worthy winners on the night.
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Meanwhile, Fanad United Red Ladies celebrated success of their own, winning the League Shield after an impressive campaign.
They edged out Deele Harps Ladies 1-0 in their opening match, with Shannon McBride grabbing the only goal. They followed up with a 3-1 victory over Finn Valley, courtesy of goals from McBride, Rachel Friel, and Erin Carlin.
Fanad United Black put in a determined effort in the League Cup but narrowly missed out, losing to Bonagee United and drawing 1-1 with Lagan Harps Ladies, with Hannah Shiels getting on the scoresheet.
Congratulations to Bonagee United on their League Cup victory and to Fanad United Red Ladies on their League Shield success!
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