There is a four-way tie at the top of the Platinum Tanks Reserve Football League Division One after round five on Wednesday evening. Leaders Scotstown fell to a shock defeat at home to Tyholland, which gave Latton and Monaghan Harps the chance to overtake them at the top, but they had to settle for a share of the lead after they played out a dramatic draw. Castleblayney are also on seven points after they beat Magheracloone, while Clontibret’s win over Truagh leaves them just a point further back.
Corduff edged out neighbours Carrickmacross to stay top of the RFL Division Two, while Drumhowan and Cremartin battled past Donaghmoyne and Ballybay respectively to stay within a point of the leaders and Doohamlet’s one-point win over Killeevan moved them out on their own in fourth place.
Division Three table-toppers Inniskeen got a walkover from Rockcorry, while Emyvale beat Seán McDermotts to move up to second and third-placed Oram were held to a draw by Aughnamullen.
Blackhill and Éire Óg moved into a share of the lead in Division Four courtesy of wins over Truagh and Killanny.
Scotstown have won four from four in the GRM Minor Football League Division One after they overcame a battling Killanny side on Tuesday. There are now four teams on four points after Monaghan Harps beat Clontibret and Carrickmacross overturned Castleblayney.
Latton are the only team with a 100% record after two rounds in Division Two after they edged out Truagh, while Seán McDermotts had a similarly narrow win over Magheracloone to move into second place. Rock Sarsfields and Emyvale got off the mark with high-scoring wins over Cremartin and Donaghmoyne respectively.
St. Patrick’s and Inniskeen lead the way in Division Three thanks to away wins against St. Tiarnach’s and Tyholland, while Cúchulains Sarsfields and Blackhill got their first points at the expense of Corduff and Doohamlet respectively.
By michael Thu 19th Apr
