Omagh CBS will meet St Coleman's Newry in this year's MacRory Cup final after comfortably defeating St Mary's Magherafelt yesterday afternoon at Celtic Park by 0-18 to 0-8.

The Tyrone students were well on their way to a second successive decider after opening up a 0-8 to 0-4 lead at the break, with Conor Grugan leading the way in the scoring stakes for the eventual winners.

St Mary's shot themselves in the foot early on in the second-half when Conor McCann and David McGuckin were both sent off, and despite Aaron Devlin's attempts to try and keep them in the game with 0-5, Omagh still cruised to victory, as Grugan, Ronan O'Neill and Cathair McCullagh pointed to a ten-point win.

In the other semi-final on Tuesday night, St Coleman's edged out holders St Patrick's Dungannon at Casement Park, where two goals from Tony McGreevy helped Colman's take a commanding 2-1 to 0-1 lead after the first quarter.

Conor McAliskey's goal helped Dungannon level the game at 1-5 to 2-2 by the interval, but four second-half points from Chris Clarke made sure the Newry side progressed to the final. Tweet

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