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Brian Diver, Ross Marley and Seamus Óg Byrne with the Ryan Cup. Photo: DCU
Glenfin’s Ross Marley was part of the DCU side that captured the Higher Education Senior Football League Division 1 Ryan Cup silverware with a 0-16 to 1-7 victory over NUI Galway in Tubberclair this afternoon.
Marley played corner-back in the six-point win for the northside college, who take on NUI Maynooth in their Sigerson Cup opener this day week.
Oisin Gallen from MacCumhaill’s, Dungloe’s Mark Curran, Seamus Óg Byrne of Killybegs, St Eunan’s Shane O’Donnell, Termon’s Jamie Grant and Brian Diver of Letterkenny Gaels are part of the panel. Glenswilly’s Emma Tinney is physio (ATT - Athletic Training and Therapy).
Ryan Cup (Senior Football Division One) Final result @DCUDocEirGAA 0-16 @nuiggaa1 1-7
— DCU Dóchas Éireann GAA Club (@DCUDocEirGAA) January 4, 2022
A strong accomplished performance from our lads throughout @HigherEdGAA @ElectricIreland @ballymore @DCU pic.twitter.com/tjvn9BhCkz
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