A FL: Oldcastle too strong for Michael's
March 15, 2010

St Michael's Brendan Ryan
St. Michaels 0-10
Oldcastle 2-09
A lacklustre first half display by St. Michaels, which resulted in the concession of two first half goals by Thomas Rahill and Robert Farrelly saw the home side come out easy winners in this match in Millbrook. Oldcastle were first to score with a pointed free after 3 minutes and they added their two goals on the 8th and 23rd minutes of the first half. Ciaran Lynch was the sole marksman for St. Michaels in the first half with 4 points, 3 from frees to leave the visitors trailing by 0-4 to 2-7 at the break.
Gordon Ward's half time talk worked wonders as a different St. Michaels side took to the pitch for the second half, they registered 6 points to the home side's 2 points, and they looked a much more determined side than in the first half. Ciaran Lynch's missed a penalty after 5 minutes of the restart may have put a different complexion on the match had he converted it.
Second half points from Brendan Ryan ( 1 ), Ciaran Lynch ( 3 ) and Daithi Regan ( 2 ), who made his return as a sub after injury put some respectability on the scoreboard for the visitors.
Oldcastle - Sean Fox, Shane Farrelly, Sean Rahill, Cian McPartland, Barry Curran (0-1), Terry Farrelly, Colm Caffrey, Rory McHugh, Vincent Reynolds (0-1), Eoin Gilsenan (0-1), Robert Pakenham (0-1), Thomas Rahill (1-0), Niall Mangan (0-3), Ronan Farrelly, Paddy Rahill (0-1). Subs: Robert Farrelly (1-1) for Ronan Farrelly (injured), Nicky Galligan for Pakenham.
St. Michael's - Paul McCormack, Mark Stafford, James Farrell, Michael Rogers, Sean Gaffney, Derek Flood, Peter Clinton, Brendan Ryan, Phelim O'Reilly, Robert Briody, John Farrell, Philip Rogers, Ben Farrell, Ciaran Lynch, Kevin Cassidy. Subs - David Lynch for Peter Clinton, Ronan Cassidy for Ben Farrell, Daithi Regan for Robert Briody ( injured ), Terence McGivern for David Lynch (injured), Daithi Reilly for Michael Rogers (injured).
SCORERS
Ciaran Lynch……0-7,
Daithi Regan.……0-2
Brendan Ryan.…..0-1
BEST FOR ST. MICHAELS
Ciaran Lynch, Brendan Ryan, Philip Rogers, Robert Briody, David Lynch & Phelim O'Reilly.
FROM PASCAL REILLY PRO
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