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Sean Vahey prepares to shoot for Ballinrobe Town vs Ballina Town in the Elverys Sports Super League
There may have been 75 goals in the Mayo soccer leagues this weekend, however its highly doubtful that any bettered this superb finish from Sean Vahey in the game between his Ballinrobe Town and Ballina Town.
Vahey's strike was venomous. the 22-year old took a touch with his right foot and set up the ball nicely on the edge of the area. From there, he unleashed a thunderous strike from his right boot into the top left-hand corner, leaving Emmet Peynton powerless in the Ballina net.
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Unfortunately for Vahey, his 32nd-minute screamer to put the visitors ahead was as good as it got, as Dylan McKee and PJ Gilmartin's second-half goals helped Ballina Town to a 4-2 win.
Sean Vahey scored a volley of the highest order from outside the box for Ballinrobe Town against Ballina Town pic.twitter.com/zzdW7GL0rE
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