The Irish News - January 21 2010: Barrett Sports Lighting Dr McKenna Cup Group A: Monaghan 1-11 Armagh 2-13
Monaghan: S Gorman; D Morgan, K Hughes, C Walshe; M McElroy (0-2), D Wylie, G Doogan; M McKenna (0-1), F Caulfield; A Farmer (0-1), D Malone (1-0), O Duffy; C Hanratty (0-3, 0-1 free), G Flanagan (0-1), P Meegan (0-2, 0-1 free).
Subs: H McElroy (0-1 free) for Flanagan, D Mc Ardle for Meegan.
Armagh: P McEvoy; A Mallon, K Toner, D Parkinson; A Kernan (1-3, 0-3 frees), P Magee, P Duffy; R Austin, M Mackin (0-2); C Vernon (0- 1), C Watters, K Dyas; R Henderson, S McDonnell (1-4), B Mallon.
Subs: B Donaghy for Austin, M McNamee (0-1) for Watters, J O'Neill (0-1) for Dyas, R Clarke (0-1) for Henderson, B McCone for McDonnell.
Referee: J McQuillan (Cavan).
A MORE experienced Armagh side, which boasted Stevie McDonnell and Ronan Clarke in attack, proved too strong for Monaghan in last night's entertaining Barrett Sports Lighting Dr McKenna Cup clash in Inniskeen.
Both sides came to Inniskeen looking for a change of fortune having suffered defeats in their opening games, Monaghan to Fermanagh and Armagh to UUJ. Consequently, both sides made changes.
Monaghan manager Seamus McEnaney made four switches, bringing in Kieran Hughes, Matthew McKenna, Gavin Flanagan and Paul Meegan, while Armagh boss Paddy O'Rourke made nine changes with Kieran Toner, Darnell Parkinson, Paul Magee, Paul Duffy, Aaron Kernan, Brian Mallon, Kevin Dyas, Stevie McDonnell and Charlie Vernon all starting.
On the restart, Monaghan had equalised with a brace from Ciaran Hanratty and they went on to take the lead in the 48th minute with a point from a free by Hugh McElroy. That, however, was as good as it got for the home side as Armagh, who now had Ronan Clarke in the full-forward line, stepped it up considerably.
The game also marked the dedication of the covered stand in the new Pairc Grattan to the late Paddy O'Rourke, who served as secretary of Inniskeen for over half-a-century and also served as treasurer of the Monaghan County Board for 33 years from 1970 until his death in 2003.
The official dedication was performed by his brother Oliver, who had also represented Monaghan and Ulster as a player and was full-back on the Monaghan team that won the All-Ireland Junior Football Championship in 1956.
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