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Mayo Intermediate Championship: Group 2 Round 3
Kilmeena 1-21
Cill Chomáin 1-12
In Crossmolina
A strong second half was enough for Kilmeena to see off last year's junior champions Cill Chomáin and secure a home quarter-final.
The scoring power of the Clew Bay men carried the day, as Conor Kelly scored 1-2.
Caolach Halligan started and scored 0-2, John McGlynn contributed 0-5.
Jack Mulchrone was the main man. His three-point from wing-back and a live-wire performance earned him this accolade. Kevin Ryder hit two two-pointers.
Kelly and Mulchrone were included in The Mayo News Team of The Week.
Kilmeena were pitted against Kilmaine next, who ended up in the quarter-final after a huge controversy surrounding their last group game against Hollymount-Carramore.
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