Drogheda and Galway UTD Preservice are not defeated in the Premier section, while Salvages Killian Brouder for the Fai Cup champions is equivalent

Dergaida revealed a great bar in Sullivan and Lamb Park last night, including “Druid Beer”.

There was no need to dump their sorrows even though the hosts and Galway kept their beginnings that were not defeated this season.

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DROGS has raised the tape in recent months, and has turned into full -time football after its success in the Fai Cup.

The goal of Kelan Broder in the second half means that the Kevin Duhreti team and Galwai’s participant in the spoils.

Team captain Ryan Brennan scored his first league goal in 18 months to put United at the forefront. Warren Davis had approached earlier.

Galway looked dangerous on the other side, where I left Patrick Hikki twice flying from a distance.

Meanwhile, Bobby Burns met with the Genot Isoa Cross with a sweet shot, but he fell on the wrong side of the post.

The John Colfield team was still high after beating St. Patrick sports last week, but Dogaida swept Sligo on the last flight.

When Brennan at Conor Kane’s Lofted Cross at The Back Post, home fans counted they might be on another private night.

It could have improved, but Connor Kelly was rejected twice in a quick sequence after a break, as Hickey and Esua achieved critical blocks in the area.

That provided the platform to the level.

He was released in the back post and from the Burns angle, connected it and set it on the surface of the network.

Kolfield emptied his seat, and made five changes before Duhri made one.

It seemed likely that visitors were late.

But when the alternative Thomas Olua won the free kick in the last third of Galwai at the time of injury, Drujida may have taken it away but nothing came from the group.

Sun Star Man

Warren Davis (Droga United)

Droga United: Dennison 6; Queen 6, Kelly 7, Bolgger 6; Lambe 6 (Cooper 87, 6), FARRELL 7, Brennan 7 (Heeny 87, 6), Kane 7; Market 7; Pao 6 (Olwa 81, 6), Davis 8.

Galway UnitedClark 6; Slevin 7, Brouder 7, Cunningham 6; Esua 7, Hickeny 6, Hurley 5 (Borden 46, 6), Keohane 6 (byrne 46, 6), Burns 7 (Donelon 81, 6); Walsh 6 (McCarthy 71, 5), Dyer 5 (Tolit 58, 6).

Ruling: E o’shea (tipperry) 7.