Former Sligo player and Coolaney-Mullinabreena clubman Daniel Davey lined out a full-forward for Ballyboden-St Enda’s in last night’s (Thursday) Dublin Senior Football Championship semi-final.
The Sligoman’s side drew 0-11 points apiece with holders Kilmacud Crokes at Parnell Park.
The replay has been fixed for next Tuesday.
In the other semi-final, St Jude’s had a 0-15 to 1-7 win over St Mary’s to reach their first senior final.

Sligo Rovers are in action on Saturday this weekend, when they make their first appearance against Irish League opposition in the Setanta Sports Cup.
Rovers travel to Solitude to take on Cliftonville boasting a fully-fit squad. Rovers have already played on game in the competition – drawing 2-2 with Cork City in September.
Rovers’ game gets underway at the earlier time of 5pm and we will have live updates here on Ocean FM.

The Sligo champions of the last two years, Tourlestrane and Eastern Harps, will clash in Markievicz Park on Sunday at 4pm.
Manager Anthony Brennan is looking for his second county title with Tourlestrane having returned to the hotseat at the start of the year.
The Taylor brothers, Paul and Tony, both missed Harps’ 2007 defeat to Tourlestrane through injury.
Both will be in the starting line-up on Sunday, however.
Meanwhile, the county hurling final will not be played at Markievicz Park this year.
The tie between Calry-St Joseph’s and Western Gaels has once again been fixed for Tourlestrane on Saturday.
Throw-in will be at 3.30pm.

The three Leitrim football champions crowned last weekend will all face trips to Galway for their Connacht semi-final clashes.
On the weekend of November 1, junior champions Aughavas will face An Spideal, while intermediate winners Cloone play An Leitir Mor.
Senior champions Glencar-Manor will face the winners of this Sunday’s decider between Corofin and Mountbellew-Moylough on the weekend after.
This weekend, the two hurling semi-finals take place in Leitrim, with champions St Mary’s playing Gortlettragh at Leitrim Gaels GAA pitch at 2pm, while Ballinamore-Sean O’Heslin’s host Glencar-Manor at 5pm.