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Late Goals win it for St.Eunans

written by Chris McNulty April 25, 2017
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NORTHERN BOARD MINOR FINAL IN CONVOY.                                                         MacCumhaill 0-13 v 2-10 St. Eunans.                                                                               Two late goals by wing forward Louis Hassan saw St.Eunans grab victory from the jaws of defeat in Convoy.                                                                                       After the teams had been level at 0-06 points apiece at the break MacCumhaill had dominated the first 22mins of the second-half to lead by five points, 0-13 to 0-08 and looked to be heading for victory.                                                                  However despite missing a couple of good goal chances St.Eunans kept trying and were rewarded with two goals by Louis Hassan in the 54th and 59th minutes to grab a dramatic victory.                                                                                               Niall Hannigan kicked four points for Eunans in the opening half, while Oisín Gallen 0-3 and Chad Mc Sorley 0-2 for MacCumhaills.                             In the first 22 minutes of the second-half Gallen added four more points with further scores from Jamie Keegan, Luke Gavigan and Alex Mc Geehin, while Ronan Mc Geehin and Peter Mc Eniff replied for Eunans to leave it 0-13 to 0-08 in MacCumhaill’s favour.                                                                      Eunans had gone close to grabbing goals in a one minute spell in the 45th minute, one effort was cleared off the line and another hit the inside of the post.                                                                                                                           They finally got that vital goal in the 54th minute when Louis Hassan slammed home from close range and then points by Eoin Mc Geehin and Niall Hannigan’s fifth of the game had them level.                                          Then in the final minute of normal time Matthew Mc Govern won possession inside and set up Hassan who hammered the ball to the net for a dramatic winning goal and break MacCumhaills hearts.                                     St.Eunans; Eoin 0 Boyle, Jerome Atuahene, James Kelly, Ciaran Mc Closkey, Ryan Hilferty, Aaron Deeney, Peter Mc Eniff, Paddy Mc Colgan, Michael Mc Grory, Louis Hassan, Neil Hannigan, Eoin Mc Geehin, Cormac Finn, Matthew Mc Govern, Ronan Mc Geehin.                                                                Subs; Oisín Mc Garvey for Finn ( 45mins ), Oisín Purdy for Ronan Mc Geehin ( 55mins), Darragh Morrison for McGovern ( 60mins ).                           MacCumhaills; Cian Gallen, Kelvin O Brien, Chris Gallagher, Aaron Gilolley, Jack Burke, Luke Gavigan, Rory Mulligan, Conor Lillis, Fintan Griffen, Austin Duignan, Jamie Keegan, Chad Mc Sorley, Oisín Gallen, Anthony Bruton, Alex Mc Geehin.                                                                                           Sub; Matthew Doherty for O Brien ( 55 mins ).

Late Goals win it for St.Eunans was last modified: April 25th, 2017 by Chris McNulty
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Chris McNulty

Author of 'Boxing In Donegal: A History (2021)' - the definitive history of the sport in County Donegal - and 'Relentless: A Race Through Time', the 2019 memoir of former Irish Athletics Team Manager Patsy McGonagle. From St Johnston and now based in Letterkenny, Chris was a nominee for NUJ Sports Journalist of the Year in 2010. Honoured by the Donegal Boxing Board in 2016 for his coverage on the sport.

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