Conlon scores on the double for Bridge United B

Bridge United B 2
Hermitage B 0
Bridge United B came out on top in this second division tie at Sixmilebridge on Sunday. Robert Conlon scored both of their goals, the first after 15 minutes and the second near the midpoint of the second half.
Bridge United B: John Mulready; Gavin White, Billy Maxwell, Albert Finnan, Mark Hehir; Paul Corbett, Stephen Stewart, Robert Conlon, Sam O’Sullivan, Mike McNamara, Michael White.
Subs: Tommy Liddy for O’Sullivan; Jacko Keane for Corbett; Noel Duggan for White.
Hermitage B: Michael Singleton, Cyril Casey, Robert Ford, Danny Russell, Eoin Cahill, Kenneth Kelly, Noel Frawley, Cathal Shannon, Francis Franks, David Moloney, Robert Downes.
Subs: Sean Kelleher for Russell; Cormac O’Neill for Casey.

Inch Crusaders 4
Coole FC 2
Inch Crusaders turned in a great performance to defeat Coole FC at Lees Road on Sunday. Inch took the lead on 10 minutes when Pádraig Talty finished well after a free kick from John Clohessy rebounded off the post. Inch went two up after 20 minutes when Conor Neylon scored from a free kick on the edge of the box. Coole got back in the game against the run of play, with an excellent finish from Kyle McCarthy from the edge of the box on 30 minutes. McCarthy did it again just before half-time with another excellent finish from just inside the box that again gave Andy O’Flynn in the Inch goal no chance and left it 2-2 at the break.
Inch made a great start to the second half when Clohessy scored on 46 minutes after getting on the end of a Neylon free kick from out on the left wing. Clohessy restored a two-goal advantage for Inch on 65 minutes with an excellent chip over the advancing Coole keeper, after being put through on goal by Mark Connellan. Coole kept the pressure on for the remainder of the game but could not reduce the deficit and Inch came close to adding to their tally with Sean Talty, James Rynne and Brian McDonnell all going close.
Inch Crusaders: Andy O’Flynn, John Earls, Dean Rickter, Thomas O’Doherty, Brendan Talty, Conor Neylon, Mark Connellan, James Rynne, Sean Talty, Pádraig Talty, John Clohessy.
Subs: Brian McDonnell for Pádraig Talty; Alan Clerkin for Connellan; Rory O’Connor for Clohessy.
Coole FC: Abnor Condillio; Anthony Coppinger, Dave Franklin, Aidan O’Boyle, Ricky Prince; Dave Cahill, Savi Amores, Wanderson Caesar, Ger Fahy, Kyle McCarthy, James Kerins.
Subs: Fintan McNamara for Fahy; Liam Pendors for Coppinger; March Donovan for Prince.

Kildysart Celtic 2
Moher Celtic 4
Moher Celtic continued their strong challenge for the second division title when they travelled to Cahercon and defeated an understrength Kildysart Celtic side on Sunday.
Goals from Michael Hohey and Brian Conway (free) helped the visitors take a 2-0 lead. Paudge McMahon pulled one back for the home side before Johnnie Daly restored the winners’ two-goal advantage when converting from the penalty spot to leave his team 3-1 in front at half-time.
Damian Hill scored for Kildysart early in the second half but the visitors had the final say when Hohey struck for his second.
Kildysart Celtic: Keith Murphy; Liam Finn, Pat Coffey, Brian Ayers, Francie Nealon, Stephen Hassett, Gerry Finn, Eddie Murphy, Kieran Neenan, Paudge McMahon, Damian Hill.
Moher Celtic: Georgie Benn; Thomas McDonagh, Denis Murphy, Donogh Fawl, Brian Conway, Willie Murphy, Michael Hohey, Declan Fawl, Kevin Scales, Johnnie Daly, Paul Cagney.
Subs: Ian White for Scales; James McEvoy for Cagney; Damian Finnucane for W Murphy.

Sporting Ennistymon 2
Ruan United 1
Sporting Ennistymon accounted for Ruan United at Lahinch.
Sean McConigley scored both goals for the winners, the first coming after 10 minutes, which helped them to a 1-0 interval lead.
Half an hour into the second half, he struck again to double his side’s lead. Jonathon Clohessy pulled one back for the visitors but it wasn’t enough to prevent the home side from taking the points. Ennistymon had a third goal disallowed late in the game for an offside infringement.
Sporting Ennistymon: Richard Leigh; Pádraig Brennan, John Mullane, Robbie McInerney, Mark Burke; Patrick O’Dwyer, Pa Foley, Cathal McConigley, Alan Sexton, Kieran Monaghan, Sean McConigley.
Subs: Damian Flanagan for C McConigley; Michael Leigh for O’Dwyer; Jamesie McConigley for Monaghan.
Ruan United: Rory Breen; Hugh O’Donnell, Conor Reeves, Jonathon Clohessy, Willie Treacy, Jason Morris, Anthony White, Barry Cusack, Leon Quirke, Paul Dinan, Gavin Dinan.
Subs: Paddy Keegan for Reeves; Karl Mahoney for Quirke; Fergus Casey for Treacy.