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06 Sept 2025
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Dundalk centre Chris McGeady. (Pic: Ciarán Culligan)
Seconds' League
Enniscorthy RFC seconds' 8 Dundalk RFC seconds' 10
Darragh Conroy scored all 10-points as Dundalk seconds' completed the first part of the Mill Road men's double in Enniscorthy on Saturday afternoon.
The out-half kicked an early penalty to put the Louth men into a 3-0 lead, however, Enniscorthy replied with a three-pointer of their own as the match went to half-time level.
Dundalk remained the dominant team after the break with Conroy punishing the hosts with the maximum seven-points having crossed the try line himself.
The Slaneysiders responded with a try in the closing minutes, but they were unable to register the conversion as Dundalk departed with victory.
Conroy, Alistair McCormack and Andrew Williams were best for Dundalk.
Dundalk RFC: Dylan Quigley, Seán McGrane, Zac Bolton; Robin McGee, Mark Pepper; John McGahon, Ciarán Lennon, Alistair McCormack; Simon Byrne, Darragh Conroy; Chris McGeady, Andrew Williams; Patrick Duffy, Tom Bell, Robert Shields
Reps: John Kerr, John White, Stephen Martin, Sam Mulligan, Conor McGrory
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