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Emyvale U17s V Donaghmoyne.
As the weather was excellent and little football until the Cavan V Donegal game at 4pm I decided to go to Tully for the first half on
the Emyvale U17s V Donaghmoyne. This was a pour half for Emyvale as they started badly and did not get into the game but
slowly as it approached half-time. Two or three players were doing it all with little support from a number of players.
Donaghmoyne meanwhile got going right away and began to build a big score but gradually Emyvale began to build their own tally
and as the final result of 4 - 10 to 3 - 13 shows both sides finished level. There were some excellent performances from both sides
but unfortunately the team Lists gave the players names but not the number of jersey and so it was impossible to name the stars.
One thing I did notice was the big crowd of supporters who travelled all the way from Donaghmoyne to support their youth but the
number of locals was much smaller.
Emyvale U17s V Donaghmoyne.
As the weather was excellent and little football until the Cavan V
Donegal game at 4pm I decided to go to Tully for the first half
on the Emyvale U17s V Donaghmoyne. This was a pour half for
Emyvale as they started badly and did not get into the game
but slowly as it approached half-time. Two or three players were
doing it all with little support from a number of players.
Donaghmoyne meanwhile got going right away and began to
build a big score but gradually Emyvale began to build their own
tally and as the final result of 4 - 10 to 3 - 13 shows both sides
finished level. There were some excellent performances from
both sides but unfortunately the team Lists gave the players
names but not the number of jersey and so it was impossible to
name the stars. One thing I did notice was the big crowd of
supporters who travelled all the way from Donaghmoyne to
support their youth but the number of locals was much smaller.
