Michael McMullan
Sports Editor at Derry News
GAA Writer at Gaelic Life
Watcher of matches | Writer of words | Talker of balls | GAA Writer @Gaelic_Life | Author Derry: Game of my Life | I never interact with anonymous accounts
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4 days ago |
irishnews.com | Michael McMullan |Kevin Kelly
Electric Ireland Ulster MFC round oneCavan 1-12 Derry 1-7CAVAN hit seven unanswered points to get their Ulster campaign off to a winning start against champions Derry at Kingspan Breffni. It was a commanding final quarter from the home team, with Faolan Graham’s two-pointer kicking them into a three-point lead which Derry never looked like pegging back.
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4 days ago |
gaeliclife.com | Michael McMullan
THE Derry club season is in full swing and Eoghan Rua are back in action but Ruairi Mooney has an extra plate to spin next weekend. A Sigerson Cup winner with St Mary’s during his time as a student in Belfast, Mooney has won championships with his club in football and hurling. There was also a stint kicking ball for Derry. Below the surface, there is another world. There’s Ruairi Mooney the artist. An art teacher by trade, he has put his talents to good use.
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5 days ago |
irishexaminer.com | Michael McMullan
Down advanced to the last-four of the Ulster Senior Football Championship with a dramatic victory over Fermanagh on Saturday evening in Brewster Park. Down trailed by seven points but late goals from Daniel Guinness and McEvoy snatched victory at the death. Momentum is everything and when Daniel McGuinness kicked a two-point score, it gave Down a lifeline before the goals sealed the deal.
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5 days ago |
derrynow.com | Michael McMullan
Cavan 1-12 (1-1-10)Derry 1-7 (1-1-5) Derry must navigate the back door if they are to retain the Fr Murray Cup after losing their championship opener in Cavan on Saturday afternoon. The Oakleafers led by a single point at the break but failed to score for the remaining 22 minutes as the home side took over on the counter attack. The home side closed Derry’s running game in a congested scoring zone before breaking into the space.
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6 days ago |
gaeliclife.com | Michael McMullan
By Michael McMullanGOALS from Niall McKenna and Seaan Elliott shot Antrim to a famous victory over Wexford in last year’s Leinster Championship. That was then. This is now. Davy Fitzgerald is now at the helm and the Saffrons head to the sunny south east hoping to get their Leinster Hurling Championship campaign off to a winning start. This weekend is almost 12 months on since the 2-22 to 2-20 Corrigan Park victory and Antrim are coming in on the back of an indifferent league season.
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