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Paudi Hearty maintained his strong form for Muirhevna Mor in Friday night's Kilmessan Shield fixture against Trim Celtic. (Pic: Aidan Dullaghan)
Kilmessan Shield QF
Muirhevna Mor 3-1 Trim Celtic
Muirhevna Mor's Kilmessan Shield quarter-final against Trim Celtic was abandoned on 67 minutes on Friday night after ugly scenes broke out on the pitch.
The Dundalk side were leading 3-1 by the time the referee brought a halt to proceedings between the NEFL Premier Division high fliers.
Paudi Hearty's two first half goals had given the Mor a comfortable 2-0 interval advantage and with Brendan Hughes adding the Blues' third, all signs were that Muirhevna were set for the semi-finals.
Trim had a player sent off during the second half.
It remains to be seen what decision the NEFL will come to regarding the match's outcome.
Muirhevna Mor: David Cooney; Brian Begley, Micky O'Kane, Philip Duffy, Nathan Murphy; Vinny Smith, Gary Clarke, Thomas McShane, Brendan Hughes; Paudi Hearty, Tiarnan Mulvenna
Subs: Caolan Dines, Seán Conlon
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