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Kentstown Rovers' Colin Walsh and Stephen Begley of Redeemer Celtic during today's NEFL Division One clash at Gorman Park. (Pic: Aidan Dullaghan)
NEFL Division One
Redeemer Celtic 3-3 Kentstown Rovers
Dean Sheil scored a late leveller as Redeemer began their Division One campaign with a 3-3 draw at home.
The former Quay Celtic man put Wayne Conroy's team in front, only for Kentstown to equalise from the penalty spot before half-time.
Another spot-kick put Kentstown ahead after the interval, before Redeemer got back on terms through an own-goal.
The visitors looked to have stolen the points, but Sheil came good for Redeemer, who deserved a point.
Redeemer Celtic: Kyle Murphy; Aidan Grimes, Paul Gartland, Andy McDermott, Stephen Begley, Dean Sheil, Ray McCann, Barry Grimes, Kevin McCormack, Barry Carr, Ryan Duffy
Subs: Stephen Smith, Ryan Dillon, Caolan Carroll, Seán Mohammad, Destiny Junior
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