Congrats:- To Ciaran Kirwan and Geoff Halley who were part of the St. Declans team that defeated Scoil Mhuire Blarney in the Munster Colleges 'C' Hurling Final in Killeagh last Saturday week. They can now look forward to an All-Ireland semi-final appearance in March, as we wish the lads and the school all the best.

U-21 Football:- The draw was made at an Eastern Board meeting last Tuesday night for the semi finals of the champinship. With Roanmore eliminated from the championship following a walkover in the first round, there were only 3 teams in the hat for the draw. Luckily we find ourselves getting a bye to the final where we will face the winners of St. Declans V. Portlaw. The final will be played around St. Patricks weekend. We will keep you posted in the coming weeks.

U-11 Hurling:- A wet and windy Carriganore greeted our u-11 hurlers last Friday evening, 27th Feburary, as we took on St. Saviours. A useful workout saw all 15 players on the panel get some game time. Trailing at the interval having played against the elements they rallied gamely in the 2nd half to just fall sort by  a point, 1-3 to 1-2 being the final score. Our panel was:- James Harney, Josh McCormack, Adam Moynihan, Ritchie Mullins, Frank Kavanagh, Aaron Foran, Dylan Mooney, Brian Dowdall, Jack Hennessy, Ryan O' Donnell, Jack Mooney, James Fitzgerald, Luke Foran, Ryan Dwan and James Lennon.

Minor Football:- Our minor footballers made it 3 wins out of 3 last Sunday afternoon, 1st Match, when they readily accounted for Na Gael on a 7-10 to 2-2 scoreline in sunny Kill. The lads now have a 3 week break before our next game away to Portlaw.

U16 football vs Stradbally in Stradbally:-

Our U16s got their campaign off to a good start with a  win over Stradbally on a scoreline of 3-9 to 1-2. Niall Dunphy opened our account with 2 frees followed by a fisted point  and a well taken goal from Oisin Kiely. Niall followed up with 3 further points to 2 points from Stradbally to close the 1st half. In the 2nd half, we added 2 more points before Stradbally had their best run and scored a goal. However, we regained the initiative when an alert Niall Dunphy intercepted 2 kickouts and returned them to the net and slotted over a further free. A nicely worked point from Paul Allen was sandwiched by point from Percy O'Callaghan and Jack Mulcahy to close out the scoring. Overall, a good performance and have plenty of opportunity for training ground work.

Next up : Sacred Heart on Sunday 1-Mar in Kill

 

Team

Sean Veale, Dan Dunne, Walter Hally, Peter Hurton, Conor Burns, John Sheahan, Mike Dunphy, Percy O'Callaghan, Paul Allen, Niall Dunphy, Donal Queally, Oisin Kiely, Tomas Mooney, Jack Mulcahy, Jack Kirwan, Bill Ridgard, Kevin Murphy, Ben Kirwan, Sean Kavanagh, Luke Mullins.

Tweet

Most Read Stories