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Finlay Reilly Naas in control of the ball from Tadhg Hipwell Round Towers in the Manguard PLUS minor Football A Championship Semi- Final on Tuesday Night in Manguard Park Photo Martin Rowe
Naas are through to the Manguard Plus MFC following a deserved three point over Round Towers at Manguard Park on Tuesday night.
Played in an absolute downpour through the entire game, Towers got the opening two points of the game through Tadhg Donlon and Ollie Deller but Naas took control and led at the break 0-8 to 0-3 with fine scores from Eunan Cowzer, Robbie Millham and Liam Kenny.
Towers got right back in it, scoring 1-1 in the opening three mintues of the second half, the goal coming from Tadhg Hipwell.
However despite giving it their all, that was as close as Towers got to their opponents with the impressive Eunan Cowzeer getting the final score of the game in the 57 minute.
Final score: Naas 0-12 Round Towers 1-6.
Scorers: Naas, Euan Cowzer 0-5 (2 frees), Robert Millham 0-3, Liam Kenny 0-3 (3 frees), Cian McKevitt 0-1.
Round Towers, Tadhg Donlon 0-5 (4 frees, 1 two-pointer), Tadhg Hipwell 1-0, Oliver Deller 0-1.
NAAS: Mark Halligan; Daragh Ryan, Matthew O'Connor, Oisin O'Neill; Tom Kilmartin, Cillian Long, Liam Kenny; Cian McKevitt, Finlay Reilly; Mark Travers, Evan Lenihan, Niall McAndrew; Aidan McGrane, Euan Cowzer, Robert Millham.
ROUND TOWERS: Jamie Wall; Samuel Bale, Cillian McCormack, Darragh O'Neill; Ryan Murphy, Sean Gleeson, Sam Leavy; Rory Stynes, Aaron Geoghan; Oliver Deller, Tadhg Donlon, Tadhg Hipwell, Charlie Mahony, Paudi Ryan, Eddie Kavanagh. Subs: Dylan Wallace for Charlie Mahony (58 minutes).
REFREREE: Lee Moore.
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