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Grangenolvin Cillian Bergin side steps Cloughbawn Shayne McDonald during the AIB Leinster Gaa Junior Club Football Championship
Kildare Junior champions, Grangenolvin booked their place in the Leinster Junior Club semi-final with a fine win over Cloughbawn of Wexford at Manguard Park, Hawkfield, this afternoon, on a final score line of Grangenolvin 1-17 Clouighbawn 1-12.
It was a game dominated by the Kildare boys, who led at the break 1-9 to 0-5, the goal coming right at the half-time whistle from Fionn Bergin, after a long ball in by Conall Bergin came off the upright to waiting corner forward who made no mistake.
While Conor McMahon made two fine saves in the second half for Grangenolvin the Kildare boys were never really troubled and while they did concede a late penalty, converted by Bob Whitty, it made little difference as Grangenolvin booked their last four place against Barcelona in two weeks time.
Scorers: Grangenolvin, Fionn Bergin 1-3 (1 free), Conall Bergin 0-5, Oran Bergin 0-3, Brian Cullen 0-3 (1 pointer ftree), James Gannon 0-1, Nathan Doyle 0-1, Cillian Bergin 0-1.
Cloughbawn, Cathal Kehoe 0-4 (1 two1 free), Rob Whitty 1-2 (penalty, 2 frees), Connal Flood 0-2, Paddy Whitty 0-2, Shane Kehoe 0-1, Paudi Cullen 0-1.
GRANGENOLVIN: Conor McMahon; Gavin Ivory, Lewis Gannon, Aaron Phelan; Dylan Costigan, Paul Huntington cpt., Brian Cullen; Keith McGloin, Conall Bergin; Cillian Bergin, James Gannon, Timmy Doyle; Oran Bergin, Nathan Doyle, Fionn Bergin. Subs: Ross Dooley for Timmy Doyle (32 minutes); Lee Doyle for Aaron Phelan (43 minutes); Jimmy Lawlor for Dylan Costigan (42 minutes); Daniel Cullen for Keith McGloin (52 minutes); Nicky Bowens for Conall Bergin (59 minutes).
CLOUGHBAWN: James Flood; Nathan McDonald, Darragh Kehoe, Aaron Byrne; Liam Flood, Gavin Murphy, James Dempsey; Cathal Kehoe, David Doyle Murphy; Paddy Whitty cpt., Bob Whitty, Shane Kehoe; Darragh Redmond, Connal Flood, Shayne McDonald. Subs: Paidi Cullen for Shane Kehoe (18 minutes); Kyle Murphy for Aaron Byrne (half-time); Colm Kehoe for Darragh Redmond (37 minutes); Barry Sweetman for Liam Flood (49 minutes); Thomas Foley for Darragh Kehoe (56 minuites).
REFEREE: Niall Ward, Westmeath.
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