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05 Sept 2025
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Allenwood Johnny Byrne pushes past the challenge of Nathan Sherry of Two Mile House during the Intermediate Football Championship game
While Round Towers were shocking Naas in the SFC in St Conleth's Park, Allenwood were making their own bit of history getting the better of championship favourites Two Mile House at Manguard Plus COE, Hawkfield, this afternoon.
Former count star, Johnny Doyle, was again the main scorer for The Blues, scoring six points in total.
Allenwood led at the break 1-9 to 0-4, the goal coming from Eoin Bagnall, playing in his first senior championship.
With ten minutes remaining The House were reduced to 14 as Allenwood held on to win on a final score line of Allenwood 1-15 to 0-7.
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