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Owen Armstrong (right) scored Bellurgan United's goal this afternoon. (Pic: Ciarán Culligan)
NEFL Premier Division
Bellurgan United 1-4 Newfoundwell
Newfoundwell claimed the Premier Division title at Flynn Park on Sunday morning.
Last season's runners-up had the match - and the league - tied up by the break. They led 3-0 at the interval after capitalising on numerous defensive mistakes by the home defence.
Owen Armstrong scored an eye-catching goal early in the second half for Bellurgan, but another rear-guard error handed Newfoundwell a fourth before full-time.
Newfoundwell, unbeaten domestically all season, will now shift their focus towards completing a double, while Bellurgan, who are also still in with a chance of Tully Cup glory, will do likewise ahead of Sunday week's semi-final with Athboy Celtic.
Bellurgan United: Robbie Arthur; Owen Traynor, Ray Finnegan, Diarmuid Murphy, Chris Lawson; Declan Sharkey, Stephen Finnegan, Gavin Gregory, Shane Finnegan; Brian White, Owen Armstrong
Subs: Shane O'Brien, Tadgh O'Connor, Niall Donnelly, Jason Finnegan, Cian McDonald
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