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St Eunan's cruised to victory in the championship last Sunday
St Eunan’s 7-23
Dungloe 2-7
It was all too easy for a much superior St Eunan’s side against Dungloe in Convoy on Sunday in the senior hurling championship, with the Letterkenny side placing seven goals past the side from the Rosses.
The losers got the first score through Richie Ryan before the floodgates opened as the Letterkenny men cantered to a half-time lead of 3-12 to 1-3.
St Eunan’s swiftly replied with two goals from Brendan Gaffey with a resurgent Daire O’Maoileidigh, Brian McIntyre, Peter Kelly, John Kealy, and Fearghal Delaney all finding the net.
O’Maoileidigh, McIntyre, and Cathal O’Brien hit a combined total of 0-15 for Eunan’s.
Richie Ryan and Conor Diver got the Dungloe goals on a day when they were overwhelmed by a strong Eunan’s side and were missing the Hartnett brothers.
St Eunan’s scorers: Daire O’Maoileidigh 2-4; Brendan Gaffey 2-2; Brian McIntyre 1-5; Cathal O’Brien 0-5; Peter Kelly 0-3; John Kealy 1-0; Fearghal Delaney 1-0; Kevin Kealy 0-2; Matt Ahern and Ryan Hilferty 0-1 each. Dungloe scorers: Richie Ryan 1-3; Conor Diver 1-2; Eoghan Walsh and Nicholas Weherly 0-1 each.
St Eunan’s: Dara McBride; Sean Halvey, Conor O’Grady, Lorcan Heavey; David Horgan, Kevin Kealy, Ryan Hilferty; Brian McIntyre, Fearghal Delaney; Matt Ahern, Cathal O’Brien, Brendan Gaffey; Peter Kelly, Daire O’Maoileidigh, John Kealy.
Dungloe: Philip Rogers; Oisin Diver, Cormac Hanlon, Sean O’Donnell Browne; Evan McFadden, Damien McGowan, Thomas Reilly; Tristan Boyle, Conor Diver; Brendan Boyle, Eoghan Walsh, Nicholas Wehrley; Robbie Ryan, Richie Ryan, Liam Walsh.
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