THERE WERE 22 goals across just three matches in the Charlie O’Donnell Cup last night in Inishowen.
Stephen Parkhouse’s tenure as the Buncrana Hearts manager could hardly have got off to a better start.
At Maginn Park, Buncrana defeated First Division Carrowmena 8-0. Parkhouse, the former Finn Harps, Derry City and Institute player, has taken over at Buncrana, who began the new season without a manager.
Last night, Stephen McHugh netted twice while Alan Friel, Declan Fullerton, Calvin Gallagher, Adam Duffy and Liam McCarron were all on target as the Hearts scored a comprehensive win.
[adrotate group=”37″]Culdaff bounced back from the disappointment of Sunday’s 9-1 League defeat by Glengad United as they took the edge in a pulsating nine-goal game against QPS at Glenview.
Michael Coyle’s hat-trick, the third of them coming in injury time, saw Culdaff defeat The Point 5-4.
QPS are now under Sean McCabe’s management and they showed fine spirit. With Coyle (2), William Hutchison and Benny Fildara on target, Culdaff led 4-1 at a stage.
[adrotate group=”46″]However, Gavin Grant, John McDermott, Raymond Buchanan and an own goal saw QPS hit back to level by the 83rd minute, only for Coyle to cli
THERE WERE 22 goals across just three matches in the Charlie O’Donnell Cup last night in Inishowen.
Stephen Parkhouse’s tenure as the Buncrana Hearts manager could hardly have got off to a better start.
[adrotate group=”38″]At Maginn Park, Buncrana defeated First Division Carrowmena 8-0. Parkhouse, the former Finn Harps, Derry City and Institute player, has taken over at Buncrana, who began the new season without a manager.
Last night, Stephen McHugh netted twice while Alan Friel, Declan Fullerton, Calvin Gallagher, Adam Duffy and Liam McCarron were all on target as the Hearts scored a comprehensive win.
Culdaff bounced back from the disappointment of Sunday’s 9-1 League defeat by Glengad United as they took the edge in a pulsating nine-goal game against QPS at Glenview.
Michael Coyle’s hat-trick, the third of them coming in injury time, saw Culdaff defeat The Point 5-4.
QPS are now under Sean McCabe’s management and they showed fine spirit. With Coyle (2), William Hutchison and Benny Fildara on target, Culdaff led 4-1 at a stage.
However, Gavin Grant, John McDermott, Raymond Buchanan and an own goal saw QPS hit back to level by the 83rd minute, only for Coyle to clinch a dramatic win late in the night.
Illies Celtic defeated Rasheney 4-1 in the other game. Illies had won their First Division game on Sunday and they took the spoils in last night’s Cup game at Trawbreaga Park.
Jonathan Toland struck for Rasheney but Illies had Kevin O’Loughlin, Martin Coyle and Charlie McLaughlin on target for a comfortable win.
nch a dramatic win late in the night.
Illies Celtic defeated Rasheney 4-1 in the other game. Illies had won their First Division game on Sunday and they took the spoils in last night’s Cup game at Trawbreaga Park.
Jonathan Toland struck for Rasheney but Illies had Kevin O’Loughlin, Martin Coyle and Charlie McLaughlin on target for a comfortable win.
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