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John McCloskey scored three points from midfield(Pic: Brendan McTaggart)
Ballinascreen bounced back from defeat to Slaughtneil with a comfortable home win against Coleraine on Wednesday night.
LEADON TIMBERFRAME SHC ROUND 2
Ballinascreen 0-19
Coleraine 0-4
It sets up Sunday's clash with Banagher at Owenbeg as a likely battle for second spot.
If Ballinascreen and Slaughtneil (who play Coleraine) win, it will finalise the group regardless of the unplayed game.
Reece McSorley dropped off to play as a sweeper for 'Screen, with Niall Holly sitting in a similar role at the other end which made for a defensive opening to the game.
Three John McCloskey points gave 'Screen some daylight ahead of the half-time, with them 0-10 to 0-2 ahead.
The visitors struggled for scores, with Sean Leo McGoldrick mustering two points late on.
Noel Rafferty and Cormac Gough had half chances for goals, but their shots went over the bar.
BALLINASCREEN: Marty Mulgrew, Philly McGlade, Eoghan Gilmore, Caoilte McAlinden, Charlie Gilmore, Ruairi McWilliams, Aodhan O'Hagan, Paul Cleary (0-3, 1f), John McCloskey (0-3), Anton Scullion (0-3), Ciaran McBride (0-4), Ciaran Doyle (0-1), Reece McSorley, Ryan Scullion (0-2, 1f), Noel Rafferty (0-2)
SUBS: Cormac Gough (0-1), James O'Connor, Aidan McGuigan, Emmett Donnelly, Oran Cleary
COLERAINE: Leo Passmore; Conor Boyle, Lorcan McMullen, Ruairi Mooney; Niall Holly, Ciaran Lagan, Paddy Mullan; Thomas Magee, Kosta Papachristopolous; Ciaran Lenahan, Sean Leo McGoldrick (0-4, 2f), Adam Kerr; Franz Hoeritzauer, Dara Mooney, Anton Rafferty
SUB: Fionn McEwan
The new service is set to run three days per week
Katie pictured outside her work, Drumahoe Veterinary Clinic, which Katie describes as the biggest focus of her recovery
On the day there will also be free dog chipping, a doggie photo booth and spot prizes for best dressed pooches
Ellen Hasson as Amelia Earhart pictured at the City of Derry airport.
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