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Donegal minor footballers get first win against Armagh

Donegal 4-16 Armagh 3-8

The Donegal minor footballers picked up the first win of the Ulster Minor League campaign against Armagh today in Convoy.

Karl Lacey’s team led by 2-8 to 1-4 at half-time after a brace of goals from Mark Anthony McGuinness.

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Armagh had Brendan Ferreria sent off and while Fiachra Maxwell hit the net twice, Donegal finished the game strongly with majors from Oisin Mullen and Darragh O’Hare.

 

Donegal: Cormac Crossan (Letterkenny Gaels); Niall McBrearty (Sean MacCumhaills), Mark Wilkinson (Red Hughs), Raynne Rowan (Sean MacCumhaills); Thomas McHugh (Four Masters, 0-1), Conor Griffin (Four Masters, 0-1), Matthew McGinley (Glenswilly); Tadhg McDaid (Urris, 0-1), Danny Óg Cooney (Urris, 0-2); Oisin Mullen (Sean MacCumhaills, 1-1), Mark Anthony McGuinness (St Michael’s, 2-2, 1tp), Aaron McGinley (St Michael’s); Darragh O’Hare (Moville, 1-4, 1f), MJ Ward (Aodh Ruadh), Jonah Cannon (Glenswilly, 0-3). Subs: Evan Duffy (St Eunan’s) for Ward (26 mins), Jamie Monaghan (Naomh Brid) for McHugh (50 mins), Lewis Cunnea (Naomh Columba) for McGinley (52 mins), Logan Melly (Na Rossa, 0-1) for Cannon (56 mins), Kian Gallagher (Four Masters) for Wilkinson (58 mins).

Armagh: Charlie McGuinness; Emmet Doran, Oisin McCrink, Sean Callaghan; Brendan Ferreira, Tadhg Feeney, Conor Barry (0-1); Niall Murray, Cahir Vallely; Scott Harris, Jack Gorman, Fiachra Maxwell (2-2); Shane Toner (1-1), Oran Lenaghan (0-2, 2fs), Aodhan Carson Gallagher. Subs: Cormac McEntee for Vallely (36 mins), Darach McDonnell and Evan McElvanna (0-1, 1f) for Lenaghan and Toner (50 mins), James Sheppard for Harris (55 mins), Kai Crummy (0-1) for Gorman (59 mins).

 

Referee: Marty Coyle (Tyrone).

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