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    Superb O’Donoghue leads from the back to help Inniscarra past Ballyhea

    LEN EditorBy LEN EditorAugust 2, 2025Updated:August 2, 2025 Sports No Comments3 Mins Read
    Superb O'Donoghue leads from the back to help Inniscarra past Ballyhea

    TOUGH TUSSLE: Pa O'Callaghan, Ballyhea getting in a tackle on Sean O'Donoghue, Inniscarra in ther Co-Op Superstores Senior A match at Mourneabbey, Cork. Pic: Dan Linehan

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    Goals in either half saw Inniscarra get their Co-op Superstores Senior A HC campaign off to a winning start at Mourneabbey on Saturday.

    The winners went in front after three minutes and from here to the end they were never behind again, with their second goal in particular putting some distance between the sides, in a game they never looked like losing.

    Their charge was led by their Cork star, Sean O’Donoghue, who was superb at full-back. When Ballyhea were threatening to come back early in the second half he soloed up the pitch to score his second point in a rallying call for his side.

    Pa O’Callaghan opened the scoring for Ballyhea just 20 seconds in, with Joseph Enright replying at the other end for Inniscarra.

    Padraig Holland, Enright, and Brian Daly all pointed for Inniscarra as they were 0-4 to 0-1 in front after six minutes.

    John Morrissey replied for Ballyhea and he was on target again, after 10 minutes, to make it 0-5 to 0-3 in Inniscarra’s favour.

    With 15 minutes gone Inniscarra took a grip on the game when Daly raced through the Ballyhea defence to find the back of the net, to make it 1-6 to 0-4. Enright, Daniel Murphy and Cameron Lynch added points and with 20 minutes gone they led 1-9 to 0-5.

    Three frees from Morrissey closed the gap, with Enright getting the last score of the half as his side led by 1-13 to 0-10 at the break.

    Three more from Morrissey at the start of the second half put his side back in contention, before O’Donoghue rallied his side with a great run.

    Daniel Murphy and Cameron Lynch were among the Inniscarra scorers as they stretched their lead to 1-18 to 0-6, before the killer blow came.

    With 46 minutes gone Frank Horgan got their second goal to put the result beyond doubt. Enright and Marc Nagle added points, with Morrissey replying.

    With time running out Inniscarra led by 2-22 to 0-19, before Tom Hanley got a late goal for Ballyhea, which could prove to be a vital score if scoring difference comes into play. But in the end Inniscarra were just that bit better on the day and were deserving winners.

    Scorers for Inniscarra: B Daly 1-1, F Horgan 1-0, J Enright 0-9 (6f, 0-2 65), C Lynch, D Murphy 0-3 each, P Holland (f), A McCarthy, S O’Donoghue 0-2 each, M Nagle 0-1.

    Scorers for Ballyhea: J Morrissey 0-12 (10f), Tom Hanley 1-1, P O’Callaghan 0-4, J Copps, M O’Sullivan 0-1 each.

    INNISCARRA: E O’Neill; D Keane, S O’Donoghue, J O’Sullivan; B Daly, C O’Leary, C Dineen; J Enright, F Horgan; J Keane, M Nagle, C Lynch; D Murphy A McCarthy, P Holland. Subs: T Lyons for J O’Sullivan (45), N Buckley for J Keane (49), S O’Mahony for P Holland (56).

    BALLYHEA: M Browne; A Barrett, L Hanley, W Carroll; J Hennessy, Tom Hanley, J Copps; L Crowley, Tiernan Hanley; J Morrissey, P O’Callaghan, C Cox; E O’Leary, M O’Sullivan, K Morrissey. Subs: D Curtin for K Morrissey (ht), G Morrissey for E O’Leary (53), M Mortell for M O’Sullivan (56).

    Referee: Kevin O’Sullivan, Valley Rovers.

    News Source : Irish Examiner

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