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03 Apr 2026

Goals make the difference as Naomh Muire's great run continues

Letterkenny Gaels no match in second half

Goals make the difference as Naomh Muire's great run continues

Naomh Muire continued their recent good form with an excellent victory over an injury hit Letterkenny Gaels at the Glebe.


LETTERKENNY GAELS  2-6

NAOMH MUIRE  4-15


The Gaels opened the scoring with a point from Oisin Cannon before Darragh White hit back for the Annagry boys.

Midfielder Brendan O’Brien kicked a great long range score and Oisin Cannon palmed to the net after a good build up from Conor McBrearty for the game’s opening goal.

Sean ‘Yank’ Boyle and McBrearty traded points before Naomh Muire reeled off three without reply from from Aidy O’Gara  Whyte and Harry Harden.

McBrearty made it a two point game before the game was held up for a number of minutes after the Gaels wing back Oisín McElhinney suffered a foot injury.

Naomh Muire took a five point lead in at half-time after  Danny Devlin beat Sean Graham.

And the visitors went six up shortly after the resumption point thanks to a well struck Harden point.


McBrearty and Paddy McCafferty swapped points before Sean ‘Yank’ Boyle struck for Naomh Muire’s second goal.

McCafferty and Thomas Duffy added two more goals  late on and McBrearty netted for Gaels on the stroke of time.

LETTERKENNY GAELS: S Graham; N McGarrigle,K Kilkenny, A Stewart; B Diver, C Browne, O McElhinney; B O’Brien (0-1), D Hunter; S Doherty, C Cannon, P Doherty; O Cannon (1-1), C McBrearty (1-4), S McDonagh.

NAOMH MUIRE:  L Boyle; P Rodgers, T Duffy (1-0), D Gallagher; C Boyle, P McCafferty (1-1), J Boyle; B Gillespie, P ‘Yank’ Boyle; J Ferry, D Devlin (1-1), D White( 0-2),H Harden(0-4), A O Gara(0-3), S Yank Boyle (1-2).

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