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Maynooth got their championship back on track this evening with a thoroughly deserved seven point win over Clane in Manguard Park. Clane led at the break by one and while Maynooth played the opening eight minutes of the second with just 14 (a black card late in opening half) by the time they were back to full strength they had taken a two point lead going on to completely dominate the entire half with Paddy O'Mahoney hitting 1-3 and Cillian Geraghty getting three points.
Round 2 of the Joe Mallon SFC, Group D, played in Manguard Park, this evening, Friday 29 August saw
THIS EVENING, FRIDAY 29 AUGUST RESULTS:
Joe Mallon Motors SFC, Rd 2, Group D
Maynooth 2-12 Clane 0-11.
The Auld Shebeen Athy IFC, Rd 2, Group D
Two Mile House 0-5 Caragh 0-13;
The Auld Shebeen Athy IFC, Rd 2, Group C
Milltown 0-13 Monasterevan 0-8.
Tom Cross Transport JFC Rd 4 Group A
Athgarvan 0-00 Rathcoffey 0-00.
THURSDAY 29 AUGUST RESULTS
The Auld Shebeen Athy IFC, Round 2, Group B
Round Towers 2-10 St Kevin's 0-6.
Tom Cross Transport JFC, Rd 3, Group B
Rheban 0-6 Ballykelly 3-6.
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