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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Redeemer Celtic got a victory over Kingscourt on Thursday night. (Pic: Aidan Dullaghan)
NEFL Division One
Kingscourt 1-2 Redeemer Celtic
Redeemer recovered from their hammering by OMP to record a crucial victory away to Kingscourt on Thursday night.
Despite having Stephen Smith sent-off in the opening half, Wayne Conroy's team impressed and took the lead before the interval through Andy McDermott's fine header, with the excellent Kevin McCormack providing the delivery.
Barry Carr made it 2-0 with 10 minutes to go, finishing a move that involved Ray McCann and Decko Moran, before Kingscourt pulled a consolation back with the final kick.
Redeemer Celtic: Kyle Murphy; Aidan Grimes, Stephen Smith, Andy McDermott, Stephen Begley; Shane Derry, Ray McCann, Decko Moran, Kevin McCormack; Barry Carr, Ryan Duffy
Subs: Tiernan Moran, Caolan Carroll, Seán Mohammad, Kevin O'Hanlon
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