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Barry Carr scored twice for Redeemer Celtic in their NEFL Premier Division victory over Albion Rovers. (Pic: Aidan Dullaghan)
NEFL Division One
Redeemer Celtic 3-1 Albion Rovers
Redeemer Celtic put a stop to their poor run in spite of the referee calling a premature halt to their clash with Albion Rovers in Dundalk on Sunday, following the break-out of a melee.
Following a scoreless first half, in which Albion were the better side, Barry Carr struck either side of Kyle Carroll’s finish as Redeemer eased in to a three-goal lead.
Albion pulled a strike back prior to the whistler, Paul Rooney, ending the game in advance of the 90th minute.
Redeemer Celtic: Dane Harrison; Mark Lee, Paul Gartland, Tiarnan Moran, Aidan Grimes; Kevin McCormack, Dean Sheil, Kian McEvoy, Kyle Carroll; Barry Carr, Ryan Duffy
Subs: Conor Mackin, Johnny Connolly
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