MIC 2-16
Tralee IT 6-9
MIC’s freshers’ footballers welcomed Tralee to their
home ground in the second round of the group. A game which was played in great
spirits in dreadful conditions. Both sides hitting some glorious scores from
the word go, with the saying goals win games certainly true in this game.
The away side playing against a stiff breeze opened
the scoring with a point from play before adding another from a free. MIC
opened their account through corner forward Eanna Ryan who slotted over from play.
Tralee corner forward duly responded in kind before MIC hit two scores one from
wing forward Gerry O’ Sullivan before midfielder Jack Curtin mad his way up the
field to dissect the uprights. Tralee fired in the first goal of the game
against the run of play, MIC’s response came through full forward Philp Talty
who buried the ball in the net from the next attack, Curtin added another point
to narrow the gap. Tralee then hit the net twice in the space of a couple of
minutes which was a hammer blow for the home side. With the game heading
towards the break the home side hit 1-5 without reply with the scores coming
from frees from David Dineen hitting over two which Talty adding another. MIC’s
center back Tadhg Roche made his way up the field to fire in a 2nd
goal of the game before Dineen and O Sullivan got the last two scores of the
opening half
Tralee came out of the blocks much quicker in the
second half slotting over four scores three from frees and one from play. Billy Murphy responded for MIC. Tralee hit
another quick goal and point to extend their lead. O Sullivan pulled the home
side back into it with two more frees. Tralee looked dangerous going forward
another attack resulted in another goal and point from play. Frees were keeping
the home side in this game with O Sullivan adding two more to his tally before
Talty fired over a 45. Tralee added one final goal in the dying embers with
Talty getting the final score of the game from a close in free.
MIC will play AIT in the 3rd game of the
group next Tuesday in Athlone.
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