Former champions DCU made a strong start to their Sigerson Cup campaign with a 2-22 to 0-11 win over MTU Kerry. Greg McEnaney scored a goal for DCU, while Ethan Dunne and Senan Baker also impressed. UCD defeated UCC 0-12 to 0-7, with Daire Cregg, Sam Callinan and Aaron Lynch contributing to their victory. TU Dublin came from behind to beat University of Galway 0-8 to 0-5, thanks to Jordan Morris's four points.
DUBLIN SENIOR Greg McEnaney grabbed a goal as former champions DCU made an impressive start to their Sigerson Cup campaign.
Playing with the stiff wind, DCU took a giant step towards the Round 1 win when McEnaney rifled in from close range after a typically slick passing move in the 19th minute, leaving them 1-7 to 0-2 up.Advertisement Considering Dublin have vacancies at midfield following the retirements of Brian Fenton and James McCarthy, it was a timely showing from McEnaney in that area.
Substitutes Johnny McGroddy from Donegal and Roscommon’s Jack Tumulty contributed three points between them as DCU, full of hard running and direct play all evening, showed their squad depth. Callinan’s involvement after a foot injury, and having previously broken four ribs whilst playing for Ballina in the club championship, was a welcome boost to Mayo supporters.
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