Thomas Mackle sees off David Murphy in McVeigh final

Thomas Mackle beat David Murphy by almost a bowl in the Joe McVeigh Cup final at the Ból-Fada festival in Keady, Co Armagh yesterday.

Thomas Mackle sees off David Murphy in McVeigh final
Mon, 28 Mar, 2016 - 01:00
Seamus O’Tuama, Road Bowling

There was little sparkle in the early exchanges, with Murphy taking the first and Mackle the second and third. Murphy got a nice brush with his fourth.

Mackle missed that tip and ran into more trouble when his bowl from Twynam’s was accidently blocked.

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CourtsPlace: McVeighPlace: óPlace: KeadyPlace: O’HanlonPlace: McCannPerson: Thomas MacklePerson: David MurphyPerson: MurphyPerson: MacklePerson: GalloglyPerson: McCannPerson: McKeePerson: Conor McGuiganPerson: Gary DalyPerson: Silke TulkPerson: Kelly MallonPerson: MallonPerson: McGeownPerson: TulkPerson: Michael BohanePerson: Paul O’ReillyPerson: Aidan MurphyPerson: Cathal ToalPerson: Killian KingstonPerson: Nicholas CareyPerson: Eddie CarrPerson: James OliverPerson: CarrPerson: OliverPerson: KingstonPerson: CareyPerson: Fergal McCreeshPerson: Ryan GamblePerson: Colm O’DonovanPerson: Frank KielyPerson: Darren DonnellyPerson: Shane O’NeillPerson: Mick HurleyPerson: Tony CareyEvent: Joe McVeigh CupEvent: ;l-Fada festivalEvent: Charlemont CupEvent: Pete Grimley CupOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: Armagh
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