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Owen Armstrong struck for Bellurgan United in Sunday's Tully Cup defeat of Ardee Celtic. (Pic: Aidan Dullaghan)
Tully Cup round three
Bellurgan United 2-0 Ardee Celtic
Bellurgan United remain in the Tully Cup hunt following Sunday morning’s victory over youthful Ardee Celtic at Flynn Park.
Fielding five 16-year-olds, Ardee were under the cosh for the encounter as Bellurgan maintained their strong recent form, taking the lead through Owen Armstrong’s super strike after just 30 seconds - it was the climax of a fine passing move straight from the kick-off.
The hosts continued to pepper Ardee’s impressive ’keeper Hugh Murphy with efforts, doubling their advantage on 20 minutes through Ciarán Sheelan.
Bellurgan United: Robbie Arthur; Aoghan McGuinness, Ray Finnegan, Stephen Finnegan, John Smyth; Tadhg O’Connor, Barry Dunne, Daniel McDonald, Owen Armstrong, Shane O’Brien; Ciarán Sheelan
Subs: Shane McAviney, Danny O’Connor, Chris Lawson, Dermot Treanor, Patrick Lynch
Ardee Celtic: Hugh Murphy; Ken Thornton, Keith Farnan, Killian Scott, Mikey Nulty, Shawni Dowdall, Shane Carpenter, John Gallagher, Daniel Kerr, Trevor Farrell, Sam O’Callaghan
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