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St. Mary's of Convoy made the trip to Carndonagh on Saturday evening and recorded an impressive victory to continue their rise up the table.
Carndonagh 0-16
St. Mary's Convoy 2-13
It was all squad at the break, 0-10 to 1-7. The Convoy goal was scored by substitute Simon McGlynn with Peter Blake, Benny Bonner and Michael Ayton among their other scorers.
The visitors had a player red-carded and were forced to play the second half with 14.
But they kept in touch with their opponents thanks to scores from McGlynn and Raymie McNamee.
Carndonagh continued to kick some delightful points with Gerard Doherty, Liam Shiels and Mickey O'Donnell their main scorers.
Laurence McMullen struck for Convoy's second goal to leave it 2-11 to 0-14. Carndonagh hit back with two scores of their own to leave just a point in it.
However, Convoy finished the stronger and points from McMullan and Benny Bonner helped them to victory.
Big win for Emmetts
Robert Emmetts picked up another two league points on Saturday evening with a win away to Pettigo.
The Castlefin men were never in any trouble and ran out winners by 3-15 to 0-8.
There were four games scheduled in Division Four, but only two took place.
The game between league leaders Moville, and Naomh Padraig, Lifford was postponed.
Meanwhile, the match between Naomh Padraig, Muff and Na Rossa has been rescheduled to next Friday.
L-R: Dr Martin Gormley, Cllr Declan Meehan, Mr Patsy McVicar, Ms Anne McHugh, Mr Geoffrey Browne, Mr Marcel McCafferty, Mr Ciaran O'Brien
The defendant dangerously overtook another car near the Applegreen service station in Buncrana with his lights switched off at night-time.
Uisce Éireann works to take place in Bundoran
Members of An Garda Síochána, Revenue's Customs and politicians at the launch. Photos: Matthew Harvey
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