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Last year’s Junior A Championship beaten finalists Naomh Padraig, Muff enjoyed a narrow win away to Urris in Group A on Sunday.
Urris . . . 2-7
Naomh Padraig, Muff . . . 2-10
This all-Division Four clash was level at the break, 1-5 to 2-2. But the visitors kicked on in the second half to win by three points.
Urris played well in the first half and a goal from Conor Bradley, along with two points from Charlie Doherty and scores from Michael Grant and Aidan Friel, kept the scoreboard ticking.
Muff hit the net twice in a lively first half through the McColgan brothers, Colm and Brian.
The two players ended the game with 1-3 each as Muff got the scores in the second half that mattered.
Urris scored a second goal when Charlie Doherty converted a penalty, but it wasn’t enough to deny Muff the win.
URRIS: Ciaran Friel; Declan Grant, Ciaran Kelly, James Griffin; Andrew Doherty, James Cooke, Gary Doherty; John McCarron, Patrick Doherty; Conor Bradley, Michael Grant, Ryan Doherty; Luke Devlin, Alan Friel, Charlie Doherty.
NAOMH PADRAIG, MUFF: Martin Duffy; Justin Gallagher, Damien Laird, Mark Doherty; James Curran, Carl Lynch, Eunan Keaveney; Cathal McColgan, Chris O’Donnell; Colm McColgan, Brian McColgan, Aidan Lynch; Enda McColgan, Eunan Mullen, Oisin McCool.
The Explorers Education Programme is funded by the Marine Institute and managed by Camden Education and Galway Atlantaquaria
The Creeslough Community Association Links Hub is part of the former Cope Hardware premises located on the village’s Main Street
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