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Inniskeen hurlers stop Castleblayney's quest for seven-in-a-row

Sep 3, 2023 18:59 By Michael Cooke
Inniskeen hurlers stop Castleblayney's quest for seven-in-a-row
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Truagh claimed the junior crown after beating Monaghan Harps.

Inniskeen ended Castleblayney’s hopes of a seventh straight Monaghan SHC title with a 1-11 to 0-13 win over the defending champions at Clones.

Castleblayney made a blistering start and led 0-4 to no score inside nine minutes. Niall Garland (two), Declan Hughes and Pauric Malone on target.

Inniskeen eventually settled and Niall Arthur restored parity heading into first-half stoppage time. Garland’s pointed free on the stoke of half-time saw Castleblayney lead 0-8 to 0-7.

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Niall Arthur’s goal 15 minutes into the second half gave Inniskeen a one-point lead. Two minutes later he was sent off leaving Inniskeen with 14 men.

Inniskeen didn’t suffer however. Padraig McGahon gave them a two-point buffer three minutes into injury time.

Thomas Hughes registered a late consolation score for Castleblayney but the reigning champions still fell short in the end.

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Elsewhere, Truagh claimed the junior crown after scoring a 1-19 to 2-10 victory over Monaghan Harps.

Garth Moran scored Truagh’s only goal of the game while Ray Lee and Dermot McMahon found the net for Harps.

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