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the Division 5 final was another high scoring affair with Ardclough ending as winners with just two points to spare by the final whistle.
Cumann na mBunscol Division 5 Football final
Ardclough 3-5
Milltown NS 2-6
Pat Taaffe, Sean Aherne and Barney Kelly were the goalscorers for the victors but Milltown played their part in a very exciting game.
Jack Keogh and Luke Redmond both had impressive games for them and were unlucky to finish up as losers on the day.
ARDCLOUGH:
Michael Byrne; Emmet McLoughlin, Daniel Doyle; Barney Kelly 1-0, Lauren Reeves; Pat Taafe 1-2, Eimhin O’Neill 0-1; Sean Aherne 1-2 (1-0f), Eoin Casey; Kate Brophy, Evan Bollard. Sub: David McKenna.
MILLTOWN:
Jack Heavey, Andrew Buckley, Neil Tiernan; Peter Hamilton, Sean Murphy; Jimmy O’Neill 0-1f, Luke Redmond 0-2; Oran O’Brien; Aaron Walker, Jack Keogh 2-2; James Byrne. Subs: Ben Heuston, Oran Ryan, Philip Egan 0-1, Robbie Gibbons, Sam McCormack, Shane Daly.
REFeree:
Tony McConnell (Sarsfields)
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