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Four-goal victory for Inch Crusaders

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Bridge United B   1
Inch Crusaders    5

BRIDGE United B took the lead in their Second Division tie when Michael McNamara scored but by half-time, Inch Crusaders were 2-1 in front, following goals from Padraig Talty, after good work by Conor Neylon and Rory O’Connor respectively.
Bridge put on a lot of pressure early in the second half but a great run from Sean Talty on 55 minutes from one end of the field to the other was rewarded for Inch when a Bridge defender put the ball into his own net while trying to clear.
Inch captain Mark Connellan got in on the scoring on 68 minutes with a powerful free kick from outside the box that flew into the top-left corner. James Rynne rounded off the victory for Inch on 90 minutes after finishing well to the left corner from a through ball from Neylon.
Bridge United B: Barry Deasy; Mark Hehir, Robert Conlon, Alan Mulready, Dylan Fleming; Eric Carr, Stephen Stewart, Tommy Liddy, Gavin White; Mike McNamara, Niall Gilligan.
Subs: Paul Corbett for White, Michael White for Gilligan and Pa Collins for Liddy.
Inch Crusaders: Andy O’Flynn; Sean Talty, Brendan Talty, Thomas O’Doherty, David Talty, Rory O’Connor, Mark Connellan, Conor Neylon, James Rynne, Padraig Talty, Alan Clerkin.
Subs: Eoin Enright for O’Connor and Rory Killeen for Clerkin.

Kildysart Celtic   2
Coole FC               3

COOLE FC led by a goal at half-time at Cahercon, after Kyle McCarthy scored. Kildysart had the better of the early second-half exchanges and goals from Francie Nealon and Paudge McMahon saw them take the lead. However, Coole finished strongly and they responded with goals from Danielo Bento to take all three points.
Kildysart Celtic: Keith Murphy; Pat Coffey, Eoin Griffin, Kieran Connolly, Brian Ayers; Kierna Neenan, Christy Clancy, Padraig McMahon, Francie Nealon; Gerry Finn, Damian Hill.
Subs: Kieran Ayers for Clancy.
Coole FC: Abnor Cordillio; Anthony Coppinger, Aidan O’Boyle, Wanderson Caesar, Ricky Prince; James Kerins, Ger Fahy, Savy Amores, Dave Cahill; Kyle McCarthy, Danielo Pinto.
Subs: Gary Morrissey and Kieran Higgins.

Moher Celtic   2
Ruan United   1

MOHER Celtic kept up their strong challenge for the title with a victory over Ruan United. Paul Cagney gave the North Clare men the lead but Paul Dinan levelled for Ruan before Denis Murphy struck the winner. All goals came in the first half.
Moher Celtic: Georgie Benn; Declan Fawl, Donagh Fawl, Denis Murphy, Brian Conway; Willie Murphy, Rory Daly, Kevin Scales, Cohen Phillipson, Johnnie Daly, Paul Cagney.
Subs: Michael Hohey for Daly, Ian White for Phillipson and Barry McGovern for Hohey (inj).
Ruan United: Rory Breen; Conor Reeves, Leon Quirke, Willie Treacy, Hugh O’Donnell, Jason Morris, Barry Cusack, Jonathon Clohessy, Anthony White, Dean Lee, Paul Dinan.
Subs: Gavin Dinan for Cusack and Adrian Ballinger for Lee.

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