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06 Dec 2025

Mary's rack up 3-20 to overcome O'Raghallaigh's in high-scoring affair

Ardee, St. Mary's 3-20 O'Raghallaigh's 2-14

Mary's rack up 3-20 to overcome O'Raghallaigh's in high-scoring affair

Ardee, St. Marys' Donal McKenny was part of the team that overcame O'Raghallaigh's in Division One on Sunday. (Pic: Ciarán Culligan)

Division One

Ardee, St. Mary's 3-20 O'Raghallaigh's 2-14

St. Mary’s produced a fine display in front of the posts as they recorded victory over O’Raghallaigh’s in an entertaining encounter at Ardee on Sunday afternoon.

With a combined score of 49 points, there was plenty for the spectators to enjoy, but it was the home side who had the better of things over the hour and deservedly came out on top.

The decisive scores came from Ronan Carroll, Eimhin Keenan and Dáire McConnon who all raised green flags to help secure the victory.

The game was slow to get going and the first half was a relatively low-scoring affair as St. Mary’s went in with a lead of 1-6 to 0-6.

The game came alive in the second half as both sides showed their attacking flair, but it was the home side who took control as they added two further goals.

O’Raghallaigh’s fought to the final whistle and pulled a goal back through Danny Morgan, but it was too late to deny Mary’s an impressive win.

Ardee, St. Mary’s: Gavin Douglas; Donal McKenny, Barry McCoy, Conor Keenan; Niall Eccles, Karl Faulkner, Eimhin Keenan (1-0); Robert Leavy, RJ Callaghan (0-1); Jamie Rooney (0-2), Darren Clarke (0-5), Liam Jackson (0-2); Daire McConnon (1-3), Ronan Carroll (1-5), Cian Commins (0-1)

Subs: Ciarán Keenan, Craig Keenan, Evan Malone, Lorcan Malone (0-1), Killian Scott, Philip Trainor

O’Raghallaigh’s: Joe Flanagan; Tomas Callan, Ciarán Brassil, Len Murphy; Emmet King, Dean Byrne, Matthew Moore; Eoin Moore (1-1), Scott Byrne; Jack Carr, Barry Flanagan (0-5), Cillian Curran; Olan Walshe, Ben Rogan (0-7), Andrew Rogan

Subs: Ruairi Moore, Eoin Morrison, Danny Morgan (1-1)

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