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Carndonagh move past off-colour Bonagee in Ulster Junior Cup

written by Chris McNulty October 27, 2018
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Carndonagh swept below-par Bonagee aside to advance to the next round of the Ulster Junior Cup.

Bonagee United 0 Carndonagh FC 4

On a chilly night at Dry Arch Park, Cade Cooke, Dermot Doherty, Lorcan Bradley and Christopher Diver hit the goals for the Inishown men, who had a more comfortable passage than they’d expected.

A cracking finish by Cooke put them on their way and Bonagee rarely threatened to get back into the game.

Bonagee arrived into this one unbeaten in their League season and the only blot on their copybook a penalty shootout loss to Milford in the Area final of the Brian McCormick Cup.

It was more the manner of their first defeat of the season that will have concerned Bonagee boss Damian McClafferty, though the absence of Darren Hunter, John Carr, Mark Hunter, John Carr, Eamonn Cannon and Paddy McGowan meant the home side were down several key bodies.

Bradley was first to try his luck, but the Carndonagh midfielder’s shot was dealt with by Slavek Chachowski in the home goal.

John D O’Kane’s Carn made the trip to Bonagee having claimed four points out of their first six games in the Jackie Crossan Premier Division.

The visitors had the lead in the 13th minute. Cooke was picked out in space on the right-hand side and, on the run, a super first-time shot found the far corner.

Bonagee United

Fergal Doherty’s reflexes kept Lee McMonagle at bay as Bonagee sought a response.

Cooke drilled over the top before another McMonagle effort cause some panic. Aidan McLaughlin knocked down Drew Connolly’s centre and McMonagle flashed wide.

On the stroke of half-time, Carn doubled the lead. After Cooke’s initial attempt was blocked, Doherty steered in the rebound with Bonagee’s rearguard all at sea.

Glenn Gallagher and McMonagle were off target with chances to get Bonagee back in the game, but Carn added a third on 73 minutes to kill any ambitious notions the home team might have harboured at that point.

Cooke was again the architect. After dispossessing Jordan Rodgers, Cooke threaded through for Bradley, whose cool finish put the game beyond Bonagee’s reach.

For good measure, Diver hit a fourth, finishing well from 20 yards two minutes from the end.

Still, Carn didn’t let up and Brandon Browne invited a shot from Aaron McCarron in the dying moments, but his shot was too high.

The damage had long since been inflicted and Carn march into the draw.

Bonagee United: Slavek Chachowski, Taylor Russell, Glenn Rainey, Noel O’Donnell, Drew Connolly, Chris Toner, Glenn Gallagher, Jordan Rodgers, Kevin Kelly, Aidan McLaughlin, Lee McMonagle.

Subs: James Gillen for Kelly, Shane Kelly for Toner (73)

Carndonagh FC: Fergal Doherty, Michael McDermott, Ryan Kelly, Conor Doherty, Michael O’Donnell, Cade Cooke, Conor O’Donnell, Lorcan Bradley, Brandon Browne, Dermot Doherty, Aaron McCarron. Subs: Darragh Deery for Dermot Doherty (half-time), Donal Doherty for M.O’Donnell (half-time), Conor Doherty for for Deery (61), Christopher Diver for Bradley (74), Christopher Doherty for Kelly (81).

Referee: Liam McLaughlin

Carndonagh move past off-colour Bonagee in Ulster Junior Cup was last modified: October 27th, 2018 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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