Six of the best help Clonaghadoo to title

Goals were the order of the day for Clonaghadoo last Tuesday in O'Moore Park, as they hit six to see of the challenge of a brave Ballyadams side in the girls Division 3 final.

Aoibheann Grehan opened the scoring when she struck for a goal from a free in the third minute, although defences were on top for much of the rest of the half, with scores hard to come by.

Clonaghadoo goalkeeper Emily Hughes made a brilliant save to deny Audrey Byrne a goal, and Ballyadams eventually drew level in the 13th minute when Grace Moore rifled a brilliant goal to the top corner of the net.

Clonaghadoo finished the half strongly, however, with Rebecca Bagnall to the fore as she hit two goals to see them lead 3-0 to 1-0 at the break.

Aoibheann Grehan added a point on the restart as Clonaghadoo showed they meant business, and when Aerin Ryle got their fourth goal three minutes into the second half, Ballyadams had a mountain to climb.

Another Clonagahdoo goal pushed them even further ahead, but Ballyadams showed they weren't going to go down without a fight when they hit two points in a minute, as they gave their supporters something to cheer.

Clonaghadoo finished out the game strongly, however, as Aoife Dunne supplied their sixth goal, and two points from Aoibheann Grehan wrapped up a well-deserved Division 3 title for the Clonaghadoo girls.