ACHL Division 1
St. Enda’s 3-26 Cathaoir an Ri 1-17
Following their famous win over neighbours Ballycastle in mid-week, Carey travelled to Glengormley on Sunday hoping to gain their second win of the season. However they came up against a St. Enda’s side who are going well this year and find themselves in 5th place at the split.
Carey battled well during the opening half and were well in the contest at half time whern they trailed by only three points, but the Hightown side found another gear on the restart and hit three second half goals to win fairly comfortably in the end.
Cormac Jennings led the way for Naomh Eanna during the opening 30 minutes and hit 0-6 while Ruairi Donaghy 0-3, Nialll O’Connor, Eddie O’Connor0-2 and Luke O’Connor were the men on target for the home side.
The Faughs gave as good as they got for long periods during the first half with Patrick Gillan leading the way with 0-3 and Conlith McKinley, Michael McVeigh and Caolan McCaughan leading the charge for the Ballyvoy side.
After the break Naomh Eanna stepped it up a gear with Niall O’Connor leading the way and adding an early goal and completing a successful day for the Glengortmley men and another from Ruairi Donaghy, midway through the half put them into total control.
O’Connor added 3 second half points and Cormac Jennings, Ruiri Donaghy, Cormac Ross, Eddie O’Connor and Joe Maskey added to their total with Conlith McKinley, Michael McVeigh, Peadar McVeigh and Patrick Gillan replying for the North Antrim men
St. Enda’s: 1 Martin Curran, 2 Dara Maguire, 3 Manus Mullan, 4 Malachi McKibbon, 5 Eoin Conlon, 6 Joe Maskey, 7 Cormac Ross, 8 Brendan Cormican, 9 Owen Kennedy, 10 Luke O’Connor, 11 Niall O’Connor, 12 Eddie O’Connor, 13 Ruairi Donaghy, 14 Diarmuid Maguire, 15 Cormac Jennings
Cathaoir an Ri: 1 Daniel McBride, 2 Daniel Hill, 3 Colm McBride, 4 Soimhairle Mathers, 5 Michael McVeigh, 6 James Black, 7 Conlith McKinley, 8 Caolan McCaughan, 9 Fiachra McVeigh, 10 Eoin McKinley, 11 John McBride, 12 Peadar McVeigh, 13 Aaron McBride, 14 James McCouaig, 15 Patrick Gillan
Referee: Darren McKeown (St. Gall’s)
