Birdhill opened the scoring after the breakthrough Anthony Floyd, but a Diarmuid Grant penalty and a Jamie Davern strike was enough for Clodiagh Rangers ‘B’ to secure their first win of the season in their final game. Killavilla did find the net through veteran striker Paul Kirwan, but goals from Shane Doyle, Stevie Nolan and Stefan Leahy made it three wins on the bounce for Richie Kennedy’s charges as they lifted themselves closer to safety.īT have come out of nowhere in the relegation battle to relegate Moneygall, the Templemore based side can send neighbouring Borroway Rovers down if they win their final league game in the new year.Ĭlodiagh Rangers ‘B’ continued their starring role in the relegation battle on Sunday when the old enemy, Birdhill, made the trip to Drombane.īirdhill knew a win would guarantee their survival, but it was a stalemate at half time in this nervy affair. The club hierarchy will have a tough decision to make regarding how many teams Moneygall enter next season, as many of the ‘B’ team players will likely get the call up to the first team.īT Harps continued their sensational end to the season with an unlikely 3-1 win in the back yard of the newly crowned champions. Relegation may be a blessing in disguise for the Offaly side, who will view it as a chance to rebuild following the departure of their manager during the season. Moneygall are a much-changed outfit from the side who won Division 1 under Gerry Larkin’s tutelage, with retirements and transfers out of the club leaving a vacuum of experience in the side. Moneygall’s time in the Premier Division has ended following a narrow home defeat to Clodiagh Rangers which confirmed their relegation.Ī John Ryan brace and Sam Van Dam strike was enough to send the hosts down, despite goals from Richard Baranya and Josh Wynne. Rearcross’ incredible season has another chapter Eamon Devitt and his players will have to pack their bags as they face Cork based Carrigaline United ‘A’ in the last 32, with the tie to be decided on or before the weekend of 22/23 January.
Two minutes later it went from bad to worse as the Shannonsiders conceded an own goal following a low driven cross. Lough Derg got to grips with the Rea’ system, but ultimately it was too little too late as Patrick Dawson made it 4-2 with a composed finish in the 84th minute to virtually kill off the tie.
Deegan put further daylight between the sides in the 31st minute, but Lough Derg managed to land a punch just before the half time whistle, Rory Cousins finishing at the back post following Dave Cassidy cross.ĭerg made it interesting in the 62nd minute Eoin Sheehy forcing the ball over the line after a goalmouth scramble off the back of a free-kick on the halfway line.
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