Moy Davitts Rapidly Advance to Their Next Challenge

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Moy Davitts Rapidly Advance to Their Next Challenge

Moy Davitts are poised to take on Kilmeena in the upcoming Egan Jewellers Mayo Intermediate Football Championship final. The match is scheduled for Sunday, October 19, at 2 PM in Hastings Insurance MacHale Park, Castlebar.

Moy Davitts’ Path to the Final

Following a challenging season, Moy Davitts has made a remarkable comeback. After feeling the pain of losing the previous year’s finals to Crossmolina, they were determined to make an impact this season.

Semi-Final Showdown

In their recent semi-final against Ardnaree Sarsfields, Moy Davitts displayed a strong performance. Despite a disappointing first half where they trailed by three points, they turned the game around with a second-half surge, outscoring Ardnaree 1-16 to 0-4. Goalkeeper Chris McGlynn noted that this victory marked their fourth consecutive semi-final appearance.

Moy Davitts 1-16, Ardnaree Sarsfields 0-4 (second-half score)
Match location: Hastings Insurance MacHale Park
Date: Sunday, October 19

Key Players Stepping Up

Cian McHale was pivotal in the second-half revival, contributing 12 points to the victory, half of which came from two-pointers. His performance was crucial for the team’s momentum as they transitioned from trailing to leading the game.

Looking Ahead to the Final Against Kilmeena

With a rich history of rivalry against Kilmeena, Moy Davitts are preparing for a fierce contest. They have faced Kilmeena in the semi-finals for two consecutive years, and this final is viewed as an opportunity for redemption.

McGlynn emphasized the team’s focus on recovery and training leading up to the final. He noted that while they were disappointed with their first-half performance against Ardnaree, the second half showed their potential.

Aiming for Victory

“We know we can push on when the game opens up,” said McHale. The players are eager to seize the moment and take the championship home. Their journey through this season reflects both resilience and a renewed goal: to overcome Kilmeena and claim the title.