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Deane Browne, pictured in his Woodview Celtic days, scored for Glenmuir FC in last night's victory over Duleek 2nds. (Pic: Ciarán Culligan)
NEFL Division 3B
Duleek 2nds 2-3 Glenmuir FC
Glenmuir came from behind to earn a seventh win on the trot and fire themselves firmly into title contention on Thursday night.
The Hoey’s Lane side trailed 2-1 at the interval, Lorcan Doyle having equalised on the half-hour, but dominated the second period, levelling through Paddy Nicholson midway through.
Duleek almost re-took the lead with 10 minutes to play, only for David McKenny to produce a fabulous stop, and how crucial that proved as five minutes from time Deane Browne rifled home from along the right wing.
Glenmuir FC: David McKenny; Liam McKenny, Willie Kelly, Shane Taaffe, Edgar Bitanius; Conor Nicholson, Conor Mackin, Danny Mullen; Deane Browne, Lorcan Doyle, Paddy Nicholson
Subs: Liam Cunningham, Tolani
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