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Matthew Winters on the ball for Letterkenny Gaels as Malin's Michael Walsh gives chase. PHOTO: RAY WINTERS
Malin chalked up their third straight win in the U-21B Championship with a comfortable-eight point victory over Letterkenny Gaels at the Glebe on Saturday afternoon.
Letterkenny Gaels 1-5
Malin 1-14
Luke Rudden with a goal and two points top scored for the Inishowen men who dominated for most of the match against a young Letterkenny Gaels side.out a number of regulars due to Sunday’s Ulster JFC semi-final.
Ryan McGeoghegan scored four points and Josh Conlon, Calvin White, Jamie McDevitt, Matthew Mullarkey and Zach Conlon also were among the Malin scorers.
Letterkenny Gaels scorers: Adam Duncan 1-0; Rowan Smith 0-3; Matthew Winters. Neil O’ Baoill 0-1 each.
Malin scorers: Luke Rudden 1-2; Ryan McGeoghegan 0-4; Josh Conlon 0-3; Calvin White 0-2; Jamie McDevitt, Matthew Mullarkey and Zach Conlon 0-1, each.
Letterkenny Gaels: Mark Margey; Neil O Baoill, David Franklin, Ronan Barron; Aaron Bonner, Shaun McGillloway, Jamie Callaghan; Ben Gallagher, Cormac Doherty; Darragh Toye, Matthew Winters, Joe Patton; Rowan Smith, Adam Duncan, Adam Duffy.
Malin: Zach Conlon; Mac McLaughlin, Patrick McLaughlin, Finn Ward; David Gallagher, Michael Walsh, Jamie McDevitt; Adam McGonagle, Peter McCallion; Calvin White, Matthew Mularkey, Luke Rudden; Ben Curley, Josh Conlon, Ryan McGeoghegan.
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