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Kilcar turn on the style to put Termon to the sword with 26-point win in Towney

written by Alan Foley August 1, 2020
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KILCAR HAD FEW concerns in Towney as they enjoyed a comfortable win over Termon in their first outing of the Donegal SFC, writes Charlie Collins.

Kilcar 4-21 Termon 0-7

With John McNulty back at the helm, the 2017 County Champions were unplayable at times and Termon would’ve glad to put the experience behind them.

Patrick McBrearty kicked six points for the home and team and Matthew McClean helped himself to five, while the goals were scored by Ryan McHugh, Stephen McBrearty, Conor Doherty and Michael Hegarty.

Kilcar face into what should be a mammoth second fixture on Friday at St Eunan’s in Letterkenny.

Termon, who welcome Bundoran next week, were essentially put to the sword in the second quarter, as after 18 minutes they would’ve been reasonably content with only a 0-4 to 0-3 deficit when Ricky Gallagher pointed but by the break were 2-13 to 0-4 down.

Patrick McBrearty had already amassed four points by the 20th minute and Kilcar’s forward thinking helped establish their cushion. On 23 minutes Ryan McHugh scored the opening goal with a lob that was helped on its way into the Termon net by Shane Doherty and then four minutes later Stephen McBrearty hit the net after a flowing move.

The third goal came seven minutes in the second half with Conor Doherty the one who finished after a neat exchange of passes with Matthew McClean and on 39 minutes, following one of Daire McDaid’s four Termon scores, it was 3-16 to 0-6.

Two minutes from time, substitute Michael Hegarty took on a pass from Patrick McBrearty to hit Kilcar’s fourth goal and complete the 26-point win.

Kilcar: Kevin Campbell; Barry McGinley,  Brian O’Donnell, Pauric Carr; Barry Shovlin, Ryan McHugh (0-2), Ryan McShane; Ciaran McGinley, Oran Doherty (0-1), Conor Doherty (1-3), Andrew McClean (0-1); Stephen McBrearty  1-3), Matthew McClean (0-5 :3f’s), Patrick McBrearty (0-6, 5f), Mark McHugh. Subs: Michael Hegarty (1-0),  Ryan O’Donnell and Mark Sweeney for Barry McGinley, Doogan and McShane (45), Darragh O’Donnell and Conor McShane for Doherty and Shovlin (55)

Termon: Emmett Maguire; Caolan Gallagher, Kevin McDaid, Barry Gallagher; Nathan McElwaine, Ryan McFadden (0-1), Conor Black; Ricky Gallagher (0-1), Conor Cassidy; Jamie Grant, Stephen Black, Shane Doherty; Anthony Grant, Daire McDaid (0-4), Bobby McGettigan. Subs: Christy Conaghan for AGrant (40), Steve McElwaine (0-1) for Cassidy (45), Anthony Grant for Caolan Gallagher (58).

Referee: Mark Dorrian

Kilcar turn on the style to put Termon to the sword with 26-point win in Towney was last modified: August 1st, 2020 by Alan Foley
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