STORM TRACKER: Follow 'Storm Amy' as it bears down on Ireland amid brutal forecast
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05 Sept 2025
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05 Sept 2025
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Maynooth caused the shock of the 2023 Joe Mallon SFC with a six point win over a fancied Athy side.
Maynooth led at the break, playing with the strong wind, 1-4 to 0-5, the goal coming from Eoin Donnellan and in the second half Donnellan struck again along with Sean Hever to win on a final score line of Maynooth 3-7 Athy 0-10 which all makes for a very interesting Round 3 games in two weeks time when Maynooth play Sarsfields, who have zero points, while Athy play Naas, the county champions already through to the quarter-finals.
Joe Mallon Motors SFC, Group B
Maynooth 3-7 Athy 0-10.
Joe Mallon Motors SFC, Group C
Eadestown 2-11 Raheens 3-14.
Joe Mallon Motors SFC, Group D
Kilcock 0-10 Johnstownbridge 1-10;
Ballyteague 0-7 Moorefield 0-12.
The Auld Shebeen Athy IFC, Group C
Two Mile House 0-10 Straffan 1-6.
The Auld Shebeen Athy IFC, Group D
Monasterevan 1-13 Kilcullen 1-10.
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