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Four-goal salvo gives St Eunan’s minor camogie title

written by Chris McNulty August 29, 2019
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St Eunan’s won the Donegal Minor Camogie title under lights in Buncrana on Monday night.

St Eunan’s 4-10 Carndonagh 1-2

Led at midfield by captain Clare Doherty, St Eunan’s started the game at a ferocious pace. Doherty won the throw-in and drove through the middle, earning an early free. Alisha Tobin converted and went on to hit five of her six placed balls  in a wonderful display of skill throughout the game.

Laura Kealy controlled the game from midfield and delivered endless ball into the clinical forward line. Katherine Kelly, Eadaoin Kelly and Alana Brown all raised the green flag in the first half, with three well taken goals and Maria Kealy hit four points from play.

The pressure was relentless on Carndonagh. 

St Eunan’s half back line of Sinead MacIntyre, Ailbhe Finn and Laoise Ryan were tested and they answered determinedly to keep the ball in the Carndonagh half. St Eunan’s led at the break 3-8 to Carndonagh’s 1-1 in what was a brilliant first half display of skill, pace and teamwork. 

The second half saw  Carndonagh come more into it. 

St Eunan’s netminder Siubhan O’Donnel stood strong with her super saves and puck outs. Shannon Doherty, Clodagh Ellison and Caoimhe Doherty were outstanding in the full back line, working the ball back out and starting the next St Eunan’s attack. All five subs made a valuable contribution when introduced. Niamh Harkin, cool as ever, scored the team’s fourth goal to seal the win.

Anais Doherty, Eimear O’Donnell, Blathin and Roisin Toland tried hard for Carndonagh throughout but the result was never in doubt. 

This was a great win for this group of girls, many of whom have now won titles at u14, u16,  All Ireland Féile and now Minor levels

St Eunan’s: Siubhan O’Donnel, Clodagh Ellison, Shannon Doherty, Caoimhe Doherty, Laoise Ryan, Ailbhe Finn, Sinead Mac Intyre, Laura Kealy (0-1), Claire Doherty (captain), Alisha Tobin (0-5f), Eadaoin Kelly (1-0), Maria Kealy (0-4), Alana  Brown (1-0), Niamh  Harkin (1-0), Katherine Kelly (1-0). Subs: Jessica Duffy, Kevina Baker,  Lauren Brown, Michaela Galvin, Aine McBrearty, Caoimhe Sloan, Kayleigh McGuinness.

Four-goal salvo gives St Eunan’s minor camogie title was last modified: August 29th, 2019 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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