Armagh Kicks Off Division One Campaign with Dominant Win Over Monaghan
In a convincing start to the season, Armagh's Division One campaign got off to a flying start as they cruised past Monaghan by 9 points in Clones. The Orchard County side, managed by Kieran McGeeney, showcased their quality with an impressive 1-27 to 0-18 victory.
The game was almost over at half-time despite Monaghan's late second-half efforts. A goal from Andrew Murnin sealed the win for Armagh, who ran out comfortable winners in a contest that never really looked in doubt.
In contrast, Cavan's Division Two opener ended in disappointment as they squandered a 7-point lead against Cork at Pairc Ui Chaoimh. The Rebels staged a remarkable late turnaround to snatch a narrow 0-24 to 2-17 win, leaving Cavan reeling from their first league loss of the campaign.
Fermanagh's Division Three debut was marked by defeat as Wexford claimed a 4-point victory over the Ernesiders in Brewster Park. Gavin Sheehan netted the winner just before half-time for the promoted side.
Antrim's first game under Mark Doran ended in defeat against Carlow, who built up a 5-point lead despite conceding a late goal to Joseph Finnegan. The Saffrons were unable to mount a comeback and fell to a 2-4 to 0-9 loss at Portglenone.
The Division Three hurling clash between Tyrone and Donegal ended in a 3-23 to 1-18 win for the Tir Chonaill men, marking a slow start for new manager Declan Bonner.
In a convincing start to the season, Armagh's Division One campaign got off to a flying start as they cruised past Monaghan by 9 points in Clones. The Orchard County side, managed by Kieran McGeeney, showcased their quality with an impressive 1-27 to 0-18 victory.
The game was almost over at half-time despite Monaghan's late second-half efforts. A goal from Andrew Murnin sealed the win for Armagh, who ran out comfortable winners in a contest that never really looked in doubt.
In contrast, Cavan's Division Two opener ended in disappointment as they squandered a 7-point lead against Cork at Pairc Ui Chaoimh. The Rebels staged a remarkable late turnaround to snatch a narrow 0-24 to 2-17 win, leaving Cavan reeling from their first league loss of the campaign.
Fermanagh's Division Three debut was marked by defeat as Wexford claimed a 4-point victory over the Ernesiders in Brewster Park. Gavin Sheehan netted the winner just before half-time for the promoted side.
Antrim's first game under Mark Doran ended in defeat against Carlow, who built up a 5-point lead despite conceding a late goal to Joseph Finnegan. The Saffrons were unable to mount a comeback and fell to a 2-4 to 0-9 loss at Portglenone.
The Division Three hurling clash between Tyrone and Donegal ended in a 3-23 to 1-18 win for the Tir Chonaill men, marking a slow start for new manager Declan Bonner.