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Impressive Mac Cumhaills continue at pace with victory over Four Masters

written by Staff Writer August 21, 2022
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Sean MacCumhaills followed up the their draw at The Bridge against St.Michael’s with this solid victory over Four Masters to move onto three points.

By Charlie Collins in Ballybofey

The opening half produced an exciting end to end game with both teams prepared to take risks at the back in favour of going for their scores. That produced nine points in the opening 20 minutes.

Joel Bradley-Walsh kicked three for MacCumhaills, with Kevin McCormick and Oisin Gallen also converting.

Jamie Crawford got two of the visitors four during this period with Killian Faulkner and Senan Quinn adding the others , MacCumhaills led 0-05 to 0-04.

A moment of brilliance from Oisin Gallen followed as he grabbed possession near the Four Masters 45 metre line, shook off the attention of a number of defenders and raced into the 13 metre before blasting a low drive past Ryan Haughey into the net.

Bradley-Walsh and Gallen added further points , Crawford replied from a free and MacCumhaills led by 1-07 to 0-05 at half-time.

Killian Faulkner and Gavin Gallagher exchanged points in the early stages of the second-half and then Four Masters Alex McCalmont crashed a super drive off the crossbar with keeper Oisin Gallen beaten , James Duignan drove the rebound wide.

Senan Quinn kicked an excellent score to leave four in it, but Oisin Gallen’s free and a fine Kevin McCormick score from play made it a six point game, 1-10 to 0-07.

Gallen, Bradley-Walsh , Gallagher and Steven O Reilly added MacCumhaills points, while Jamie Crawford added two from frees for Masters but leave the final score 1-14 to 0-10 to the home side.

A confident MacCumhaills travel to take on Gweedore next week in Round Three, while Four Masters host Bundoran.

SEAN MAC CUMHAILLS: Eoin Gallen , Cian Mulligan, Ronan McMenamin, Gary Dunnion, Chad McSorley, Luke Gavigan , Andrew McCloskey, Gavin Gallagher ( 0-02), Joe Boyle , Gary Wilson , Marty O’Reilly, Stephen O’Reilly (0-01), Joel Bradley Walsh ( 0-05/3f’s), , Oisin Gallen ( 1-04/2f’s), Kevin McCormack ( 0-02). Subs: Jamie Keegan for Gavigan ( 27mins), Carl Dunnion for McSorley (46mins),

FOUR MASTERS ; Ryan Haughey , Dylan Kennedy, Brian Fegan , Caolan Loughney , Leo McHugh , , Daire Quinn(0-01), Richard O Rourke , Oisin Reid , Patrick Reid , Dillon Muldoon , Alex McCalmont , Senan Quinn(0-02) , James Duignan , Jamie Crawford ( 0-05/3f’s), Killian Faulkner ( 0-02f’s). SUBS ; Joe Leape for Duignan (48mins),Dermot Slevin for Muldoon (58mins), Darragh Geary for Fegan (60mins). Referee ; Sean McDaid ( Urris).

Impressive Mac Cumhaills continue at pace with victory over Four Masters was last modified: August 21st, 2022 by Staff Writer
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