After an indifferent first half during which Browne wasted a number of gilt-edged chances, he cut loose on the changeover, scoring a goal and six points to ensure his side are in the hat for the third round draw.
In all, the Moyle Rovers man finished the game with 1-9, which set him apart from his colleagues, but as his coach Tom McGlinchey said, he is only as good as the supply of ball that is played into him.
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