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Gareth Harkin's penalty set Bonagee United on their way to a home win over Keadue Rovers
Keadue Rovers 0
Bonagee United 3
Three first-half goals against Keadue Rovers were enough for Bonagee United to confirm a second-placed finish in the Donegal League Premier Division on Friday night.
Gareth Harkin opened the scoring from the penalty spot on 15 minutes, with Jack Parke adding a second on 24 before Jamie Harris made it 3-0 on the half-hour mark in a fixture that was reversed from Central Park to Dry Arch Park. Keadue end up seventh in the 10-team league.
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In the side managed by Packie Mailey's last league outing of the season, the win moved Bonagee onto 38 points from their 18 matches, seven behind champions Letterkenny Rovers and five in front of third-placed Fanad United.
Letterkenny and Fanad round off the Premier Division campaigns against each other this Thursday, with the only other fixture remaining being the clash between Gweedore Celtic - who will meet Lagan Harps in the promotion-relegation play-off - and an already relegated Rathmullan Celtic on Sunday.
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