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Post by givehimaball on Dec 9, 2016 16:58:54 GMT
Fixtures for the Munster Hurling League
2017 Co-Op Superstores Munster Hurling League
Round 1 Cork Kerry 8/1 Mallow
Round 1 Waterford Limerick 8/1 Walsh Park Waterford
Round 2 Limerick Cork 15/1 Gaelic Grounds Limerick
Round 2 Clare Kerry 15/1 Austin Stack Park Tralee
Round 3 Clare Limerick 18/1 Sixmilebridge
Round 3 Cork Waterford 18/1 Mallow
Round 4 Waterford Clare 22/1 Walsh Park Waterford
Round 4 Limerick Kerry 22/1 Gaelic Grounds Limerick
Round 5 Waterford Kerry 25/1 Austin Stack Park Tralee
Round 5 Clare Cork 25/1 Sixmilebridge
Final 29/1
Manager situation needs to get sorted pronto.
Away to Cork and Limerick, home games against Clare and Waterford.
The Clare game will be a double-header with the McGrath Cup football game against Cork I'd assume (both fixed for Austin Stack Park on the same day)
Tipp have opted out of this's year - format is a league with the top two teams in the final.
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Post by Jigz84 on Dec 9, 2016 17:08:08 GMT
Fixtures for the Munster Hurling League 2017 Co-Op Superstores Munster Hurling League Round 1 Cork Kerry 8/1 Mallow Round 1 Waterford Limerick 8/1 Walsh Park Waterford Round 2 Limerick Cork 15/1 Gaelic Grounds Limerick Round 2 Clare Kerry 15/1 Austin Stack Park Tralee Round 3 Clare Limerick 18/1 Sixmilebridge Round 3 Cork Waterford 18/1 Mallow Round 4 Waterford Clare 22/1 Walsh Park Waterford Round 4 Limerick Kerry 22/1 Gaelic Grounds Limerick Round 5 Waterford Kerry 25/1 Austin Stack Park Tralee Round 5 Clare Cork 25/1 Sixmilebridge Final 29/1 Manager situation needs to get sorted pronto. Away to Cork and Limerick, home games against Clare and Waterford. The Clare game will be a double-header with the McGrath Cup football game against Cork I'd assume (both fixed for Austin Stack Park on the same day) Tipp have opted out of this's year - format is a league with the top two teams in the final. The McGrath Cup game v Cork is fixed for Mallow as far as I know. |
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Post by givehimaball on Dec 9, 2016 19:08:05 GMT
The McGrath Cup game v Cork is fixed for Mallow as far as I know. You are correct - It's the McGrath Cup v Tipp that's on the 8th in Tralee, the McGrath Cup game v Cork is on the the 15th in Mallow. Apologies for the confusion. |
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Post by homerj on Dec 10, 2016 21:24:30 GMT
any indication of a manager for next year?
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Post by hurlingman on Dec 17, 2016 17:04:56 GMT
any indication of a manager for next year? Fintan O’Connor is the new Kerry Hurling Manager Fintan O’Connor has today been named as the new Kerry Senior Hurling Manager in succession to Ciarán Carey. Hwill take up the position with immediate effect. His appointment is for an initial two year term with the option of a third year. Tipperary based O’Connor will announce his management and backroom teams at a later date. Fintan O’Connor Factfile Fintan O’Connor has been Coach/Selector with the Waterford Senior Hurling Team under Derek McGrath for the past two years He has been Coach /Selector at Waterford Institute of Technology for the past three years during which they reached two Fitzgibbon Cup Finals, winning in 2014. Manager of Cappoquin Hurling Club leading them to Munster Intermediate Hurling Club Title in 2014 Manager of Fourmilewater Hurling Club from 2009 – 2013 leading them to a County Semi Final in 2013 Involved with Blackwater Community College for the past 13 years |
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Post by hurlingman on Jan 7, 2017 0:31:55 GMT
Kerry Senior Hurling Team V Cork – CoOpsuperstores.ie Munster Senior Hurling League Round 1Sunday January 8th 2017
The following is the Kerry Senior Hurling Team to play Cork in the CoOpsuperstores.ie Munster Senior Hurling League in Mallow on Sunday next (2pm).
The team will be captained by Aiden McCabe who has been nominated by his Club Kilmoyley to captain Kerry in the coming year.
The 29 year old captained Kilmoyley to the Senior County Title in 2016 to win his third County Championship medal.
1 Aiden McCabe (C) Kilmoyley
2 Billy Lyons Causeway
3 Rory Horgan St Brendans
4 Sean Weir Crotta O’Neills
5 James O’Connor Abbeydorney
6 Darren Dineen St Brendans
7 Tomás O’Connor Crotta O’Neills
8 Daniel Collins Kilmoyley
9 Paudie O’Connor Kilmoyley
10 Micheal O’Leary Abbeydorney
11 Mikey Boyle Ballyduff
12 Brendan O’Leary Abbeydorney
13 Jack Goulding Ballyduff
14 Shane Nolan Crotta O’Neills
15 John Egan St Brendans
Fir Ionaid:
16 Martin Stackpoole Lixnaw
17Padraig Boyle Ballyduff
18 Jordan Conway Crotta O’Neills
19 Liam Mullins Lixnaw
20 Stephen Murphy Causeway
21 Jordan Brick Kilmoyley
22 Thomas Casey Causeway
23 Fionán Horgan St Brendans
24 James Godley Kilmoyley
25 John Griffin Lixnaw
26 Philp Lucid Ballyheigue
Bainistíocht:
Bainisteoir: Fintan O’Connor
Coach: Brendan Cummins
Treanálaí: Damien Ryall (Abbeydorney)
Róghnoir: Ian Brick (Kilmoyley)
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Post by hurlingman on Jan 23, 2017 13:16:37 GMT
Disappointing result yesterday. Shows even in pre season there's a huge gap for Kerry to make up. Will have to get off to a winning with in the league if we're to stay up
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Post by Deleted on Jan 23, 2017 15:05:18 GMT
Wouldnt be too worried about yesterdays result,missing a good few of our strongest starting 15 and were up against a Limerick team that are repairing the damage of the hammering Cork gave them
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Post by hurlingman on Jan 24, 2017 8:32:23 GMT
Wouldnt be too worried about yesterdays result,missing a good few of our strongest starting 15 and were up against a Limerick team that are repairing the damage of the hammering Cork gave them True. But the worry is there's no back up. As I've said before have players from South Kerry even been looked at? I wonder does the management even know there are players from outside North Kerry? On the subject of South Kerry, what's happened with Corkes players? For a few years they always had 2/3 players on the minors yet very few seemed to even play U21. Where have Patrick O'Keeffe for example gone? |
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Post by Seoirse Ui Duic on Jan 27, 2017 21:57:11 GMT
Kerry Senior Hurling Team V Waterford – CoOpsuperstores.ie Munster Senior Hurling League Round 4 Saturday January 28th 2017
The Kerry Senior Hurling Team to play Waterford in the CoOpsuperstores.ie Munster Senior Hurling League in Dungarvan on Saturday next (12:30pm) shows 6 changes from the side that played Limerick in Round 3 on Sunday last as the Kerry management rotate the players in the squad.
Into the side come Martin Stackpoole, Bryan Murphy, Darren Dineen, Paudie O’Connor, Jordan Conway, and John Egan.
The team captained by Daniel Collins of Kilmoyley is as follows:
1 Martin Stackpoole Lixnaw
2 Bryan Murphy Causeway
3 Paud Costello Ballyduff
4 Sean Weir Crotta O’Neills
5 Keith Carmody Causeway
6 Darren Dineen St Brendans
7 John Griffin Lixnaw
8 Jack Goulding Ballyduff
9 Paudie O’Connor Kilmoyley
10 Jordan Conway Crotta O’Neills
11 Mikey Boyle Ballyduff
12 Daniel Collins (C) Kilmoyley
13 John Egan St Brendans
14 Padraig Boyle Ballyduff
15 Shane Nolan Crotta O’Neills
Fir Ionaid:
16 Aiden McCabe Kilmoyley
17 John Buckley Lixnaw
18 James Godley Kilmoyley
19 James O’Connor Abbeydorney
20 Colum Harty Causeway
21 Billy Lyons Causeway
22 Tomás O’Connor Crotta O’Neills
23 Stephen Murphy Causeway
24 Michael O’Leary Abbeydorney
25 Fionán Horgan St Brendans
26 Philp Lucid Ballyheigue
Bainistíocht:
Bainisteoir: Fintan O’Connor
Coach: Brendan Cummins
Treanálaí: Damien Ryall (Abbeydorney)
Róghnóir: Ian Brick (Kilmoyley)
The following players are members of the extended panel for Sunday’s game:
Daniel O’Carroll Ballyduff
Liam Mullins Lixnaw
Sean Nolan Kilmoyley
Jordan Brick Kilmoyley
Jason Wallace Lixnaw
Darragh Shanahan Lixnaw
Unavailable - Rehabbing
Patrick Kelly Clarecastle
Tommy Casey Causeway
Rory Horgan St Brendans
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Post by Seoirse Ui Duic on Jan 27, 2017 22:07:54 GMT
Strong Kerry team named and one would expect a fairly strong Waterford team as well.
I would expect Shane Bennett to start again and some other youngsters.
I can't see Kerry winning, but who knows.
As hurlingman pointed out we seem to have a very good team, but no back up.
We can match teams for 50 minutes, but once they bring on subs we dwindle.
I guess that's why so many inexperienced players faced Limerick, but I'm not sure we found enough new players.
Then again Waterford are looking for youth as well in the MHL. Maybe, just maybe we can win this.
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Post by Seoirse Ui Duic on Jan 27, 2017 23:20:05 GMT
Limerick Senior Hurlers have New Captain:
James Ryan will captain the Limerick senior hurling team for 2017. Limerick senior management team announced that the Garryspillane man James Ryan will be captain of the Limerick senior hurling team for 2017 the announcement comes just before going into the final of the Coop Superstores Munster senior hurling league final against Cork. Also announced was that they will be two vice captains Diarmaid Byrnes (Patrickswell) and Gearoid Hegarty (St Patrick’s).
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Post by Mickmack on Jan 27, 2017 23:57:36 GMT
Strong Kerry team named and one would expect a fairly strong Waterford team as well. I would expect Shane Bennett to start again and some other youngsters. I can't see Kerry winning, but who knows. As hurlingman pointed out we seem to have a very good team, but no back up. We can match teams for 50 minutes, but once they bring on subs we dwindle. I guess that's why so many inexperienced players faced Limerick, but I'm not sure we found enough new players. Then again Waterford are looking for youth as well in the MHL. Maybe, just maybe we can win this. Allowing 6 subs has contributed hugely to the final twenty minutes of a lot of gaa games becoming one sided and boring...with the bigger panels having better subs... |
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Post by Seoirse Ui Duic on Jan 28, 2017 15:50:47 GMT
Munster Senior Hurling League
Full Time Kerry 0-15 Waterford 4-21
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Post by hurlingman on Jan 29, 2017 11:27:14 GMT
Munster Senior Hurling League Full Time Kerry 0-15 Waterford 4-21 A big issue both this and last year is the amount of goals that are being shipped in games with the bigger teams. In the last 4 games i think there's been at least 4 goals scored by the other teams. |
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Post by Seoirse Ui Duic on Jan 29, 2017 18:07:58 GMT
The goals seems to come at beginning of the halves as opponents come out to blitz Kerry or towards the end of games as subs come on. Kerry just don't have enough great subs to bring on in response. Once Kerry settle into games they do quite well, but to progress any further more hurlers are needed and more structure.
Given how many managers Kerry had the last few years it is remarkable there is any structure at all.
Hopefully we can settle a bit and get more hurlers in from around the county as hurling is played outside of north Kerry as well.
More and more competitive games are needed and Kerry are getting that at the moment.
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Post by hurlingman on Jan 30, 2017 12:10:20 GMT
The goals seems to come at beginning of the halves as opponents come out to blitz Kerry or towards the end of games as subs come on. Kerry just don't have enough great subs to bring on in response. Once Kerry settle into games they do quite well, but to progress any further more hurlers are needed and more structure. Given how many managers Kerry had the last few years it is remarkable there is any structure at all. Hopefully we can settle a bit and get more hurlers in from around the county as hurling is played outside of north Kerry as well. More and more competitive games are needed and Kerry are getting that at the moment. With Stacks making the move up to Intermediate fom what I've been told and with the young players they've got in maybe a few can come from there. The key is getting young players from south kerry playing at a higher level. As i've said before Kenmare and kilgarvin should be entering minor, U21 and senior championship as South Kerry. Crokes and St Pats in at least senior and minor or U21 if possible. Leaving Stacks and Daugh together. There's no point whatsoever in having them all as one South KErry team as it would be next to impossible to have training etc. There could be room for a Crokes, St Pats and Tralee Pranells team at minor and U21 level |
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Post by Seoirse Ui Duic on Feb 10, 2017 20:58:39 GMT
Kerry Senior Hurling Team V Laois – Allianz Hurling League Division 1B Sunday February 12th 2017 The Kerry Senior Hurling Team to play Laois in the opening round of the Allianz Hurling League on Sunday next in Austin Stack Park at 2 pm captained by Aiden McCabe of Kilmoyley is as follows: 1 Aiden McCabe (C) Kilmoyley 2 Sean Weir Crotta O’Neills 3 Rory Horgan St Brendans 4 Bryan Murphy Causeway 5 Paud Costello Ballyduff 6 Patrick Kelly Clarecastle 7 Darren Dineen St Brendans 8 Paudie O’Connor Kilmoyley 9 Colum Harty Causeway 10 Jack Goulding Ballyduff 11 Mikey Boyle Ballyduff 12 Daniel Collins Kilmoyley 13 Jordan Conway Crotta O’Neills 14 Padraig Boyle Ballyduff 15 Shane Nolan Crotta O’Neills Fir Ionaid: 16 Martin Stackpoole Lixnaw 17 James O’Connor Abbeydorney 18 Keith Carmody Causeway 19 John Griffin Lixnaw 20 James Godley Kilmoyley 21 John Buckley Lixnaw 22 Tomás O’Connor Crotta O’Neills 23 Philp Lucid Ballyheigue 24 Billy Lyons Causeway 25 Sean Nolan Kilmoyley 26 Daniel O’Carroll Ballyduff Bainistíocht: Bainisteoir: Fintan O’Connor Coach: Brendan Cummins Treanálaí: Damien Ryall (Abbeydorney) Róghnóir: Ian Brick (Kilmoyley) Unavailable – Rehabbing from Injury Tommy Casey Causeway Michael O’Leary Abbeydorney Brendan O’Leary Abbeydorney Kerry Hurlers open their Allianz League Campaign The 2017 Allianz Hurling League Division 1B series for the Kerry senior hurlers gets underway on this Sunday, 12th February with a home game at Austin Stack Park against Laois. Throw in time is 2.00p.m. and it is hoped that the Kerry hurling public will come out and support the team. Admission tickets on the day cost €15 but they are available at a reduced price of €12 if purchased online on www.gaa.ie or at any of the participatin Centra or Supervalu Stores including all Garveys Supervalu stores up to midnight on Friday. Juveniles under 16 have free admission. Kerry have had a tough Munster league campaign during January but it will serve them well in the weeks ahead. Unfortunately Kerry may be missing up to five members of the panel due to injuries for Sunday. The O'Leary brothers, Michael (back) and Brendan (stress fracture of the ankle) will be out for four to six weeks; Tommy Casey has a wrist injury that may see him miss most of the League campaign, John Egan is recovering from a knock that will see him miss the opening game and Rory Horgan is a doubt due to a hamstring issue. However there is full confidence that squad on duty will acquit themselves well on Sunday and win 2 very important league points. The Kerry team will be announced on Friday night after training and will be posted on the Kerry GAA Website. The League continues with Round 2 against Limerick on Sunday week, 19th February at the Gaelic Grounds, 2.00p.m. Other league fixtures are: Sunday, 3rd March v Wexford (at Wexford Park, 2.00p.m.); Sunday, 12th March v Galway (at Austin Stack Park, 2.00p.m.) Sunday, 26th March v Offaly (at Austin Stack Park, 3.00p.m.) |
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Post by homerj on Feb 12, 2017 15:53:18 GMT
great win for the hurlers....maybe even just that one win will help keep us up!
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Post by hurlingman on Feb 12, 2017 16:13:03 GMT
great win for the hurlers....maybe even just that one win will help keep us up! 7 Even if we didn't win today there was still a good chance of staying up with all the play-offs there are |
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Post by Mickmack on Feb 13, 2017 8:17:02 GMT
Kerry inflict more pain on Laois
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Monday, February 13, 2017Mortimer Murphy, Austin Stack Park
Allianz HL Division 1B
Kerry 3-14 Laois 0-19
Kerry staged a staggering second-half comeback to make it three wins in two years over Laois in this crucial Allianz Hurling League 1B clash, played before a sparse attendance.
A Kerry victory looked unlikely at the break as they trailed by nine points but three second-half goals turned the tie on its head.
Laois travelled to Austin Stack Park, Tralee with new manager and former Kerry hurling manager Eamonn Kelly back on familiar territory.
They played with the aid of a strong wind in the first-half and led at the interval by 0-13 to 0-4 thanks to four points from play by corner-forward Willie Dunphy.
Kerry’s first and only score from play came from Shane Nolan in the 29th minute and they were in trouble in most sectors with Stephen Maher punishing them from placed balls.
The second-half was a different story however. Kerry dominated the middle third and looked much the hungrier side.
Their half-back-line of Paud Costello, Patrick Kelly and Darren Dineen really upped their game while Mikey Boyle started plucking balls out of the air. Kerry had missed five scoreable frees in the opening half but once Shane Nolan found his radar, Laois appeared to lose their way.
Padraig Boyle scored Kerry’s first goal from a penalty in the 38th minute and he added another in the 59th minute from play. That was quickly followed in the 60th minute by a third Kerry goal from midfielder Colum Harty to make the scores level on a scoreline of 3-9 to 0-18.
Kerry finished much the stronger and sealed the win with a late Paudie O’Connor point to give them a welcome winning start to the League, much to the delight of new Kerry manager Fintan O’Connor.
“What we’re looking for is quality and I saw Tipperary manager Michael Ryan saying last night at this time of year you won’t see a lot of quality but what we’re looking for is a lot of honesty and endeavour. It was really cold out there but you want the lads to have the right attitude.
"I thought we did better on the breaks in the second-half and we were just a little bit sharper. We’re delighted with the win and to get the two points and we know we have some tough challenges ahead.”
Kelly was disappointed having looked set for victory at the interval. “We are disappointed but the better team won on the day. We did not score enough from play but we are a young side and some of Kerry’s more experienced players shone in the second-half. We will just have to regroup for the challenges ahead.”
Scorers for Kerry:
P Boyle (2-1, 1-0 pen); S Nolan (0-6, 5 frees); C Harty (1-2); M Boyle and D Collins (0-2 each); P O’Connor (0-1)
Scorers for Laois:
S Maher (0-11 frees); W Dunphy (0-4); P Whelan, B Conroy, N Foyle and P J Scully (0-1 each).
KERRY:
A McCabe; S Weir, R Horgan, B Murphy; P Costello, P Kelly, D Dineen; P O’Connor , C Harty ; J Goulding, M Boyle , D Collins ; J Conway, P Boyle , S Nolan.
Subs:
K Carmody for J Conway (53), J O’Connor for J Goulding (72)
LAOIS:
E Fleming: D Palmer, R Mullaney, P Lawlor; L Bergin, M Whelan, P Whelan; P Purcell, Ben Conroy; C Taylor, N Foyle , R King; W Dunphy, C Dwyer, S Maher
Subs:
PJ Scully for C Taylor (57), E Lyons for P Whelan (60), S Downey for R Mullaney (63), C Healy for N Foyle (66)
Referee:
J Murphy ( Limerick).
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Post by hurlingman on Feb 13, 2017 9:35:38 GMT
Two years in a row nw beating Eamonn Kelly since he left Kerry. Padraig Boyle's return should bring some much needed scoring up front this year, more over with John Egan retiring. We've been very dependent on Share Nolan from frees so Boyle should take a bit of pressure off him.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 13, 2017 13:51:54 GMT
great win for the hurlers....maybe even just that one win will help keep us up! 7 Even if we didn't win today there was still a good chance of staying up with all the play-offs there are Reading this,it seems the play offs are gone www.irishtimes.com/sport/gaelic-games/allianz-leagues-set-for-shorter-format-in-2017-1.2876875Anyway mighty win yesterday after a poor first half,scoreline should have been away closer at half time,came out a different team in the second half cut out giving away soft frees and the team got stronger as the game went on. |
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Post by Mickmack on Feb 14, 2017 17:33:22 GMT
So John Egan retires from inter county hurling. His medal haul is pretty impressive too. Minor, U21 and Senior Kerry championship in hurling 2 Christy Ring Cup medals. Played shinty for Ireland 1 Kerry junior football medal and 1 junior All Ireland medal 2 Kerry intermediate football medals and 2 intermediate All Ireland medal. He was the man when the moment looked for one. He got a ridiculous goal in injury time when two points behind in the semi final of the junior football All Ireland. He got the winning point against Antrim to promote Kerry in Parnell Park a few years ago , and i will always remember his final two points from distance v Lixnaw for Ardfert to draw the hurling final the year Ardfert won the hurling championship. Hopefully, he will play on in both codes for a few more years.  |
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Post by hurlingman on Feb 14, 2017 22:03:37 GMT
So John Egan retires from inter county hurling. His medal haul is pretty impressive too. Minor, U21 and Senior Kerry championship in hurling 2 Christy Ring Cup medals. Played shinty for Ireland 1 Kerry junior football medal and 1 junior All Ireland medal 2 Kerry intermediate football medals and 2 intermediate All Ireland medal. He was the man when the moment looked for one. He got a ridiculous goal in injury time when two points behind in the semi final of the junior football All Ireland. He got the winning point against Antrim to promote Kerry in Parnell Park a few years ago , and i will always remember his final two points from distance v Lixnaw for Ardfert to draw the hurling final the year Ardfert won the hurling championship. Hopefully, he will play on in both codes for a few more years. Great player in both codes. Very underrated footballer. Had it been another era would have been more than good enough to have played both codes with Kerry |
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Post by mossie on Feb 14, 2017 23:07:52 GMT
Egan a real livewire footballer and all the more when you consider he spent so much time hurling
A loss to the Kerry hurlers as he still had a contribution to make. Best of luck to him in his decision. He has given serious service to the county hurlers. Ardfert footballers and St Brendans hurlers will benefit from him not having the county commitments. He seems determined to land more honours at club level
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Post by Deleted on Feb 18, 2017 12:39:43 GMT
The Kerry Senior Hurling Team to play Limerick in Round 2 of the Allianz Hurling League on Sunday next in the Gaelic Grounds at 2 pm is the same 15 as started in the Round 1 win over Laois. The team captained by Aiden McCabe of Kilmoyley is as follows:
1 Aiden McCabe (C) Kilmoyley
2 Sean Weir Crotta O’Neills
3 Rory Horgan St Brendans
4 Bryan Murphy Causeway
5 Paud Costello Ballyduff
6 Patrick Kelly Clarecastle
7 Darren Dineen St Brendans
8 Paudie O’Connor Kilmoyley
9 Colum Harty Causeway
10 Jack Goulding Ballyduff
11 Mikey Boyle Ballyduff
12 Daniel Collins Kilmoyley
13 Jordan Conway Crotta O’Neills
14 Padraig Boyle Ballyduff
15 Shane Nolan Crotta O’Neills
Fir Ionaid:
16 Martin Stackpoole Lixnaw
17 James O’Connor Abbeydorney
18 Keith Carmody Causeway
19 James Godley Kilmoyley
20 Stephen Murphy Causeway
21 John Buckley Lixnaw
22 Tomás O’Connor Crotta O’Neills
23 Philp Lucid Ballyheigue
24 Billy Lyons Causeway
25 Liam Mullins Lixnaw
26 Jason Wallace Lixnaw
27 Fionán Horgan Ardfert
28 John Griffin Lixnaw
Bainistíocht:
Bainisteoir: Fintan O’Connor
Coach: Brendan Cummins
Treanálaí: Damien Ryall (Abbeydorney)
Róghnóir: Ian Brick (Kilmoyley)
Extended Panel for Sunday’s Game
Daniel O’Carroll Ballyduff
Sean Nolan Kilmoyley
Jordan Brick Kilmoyley
Darragh Shanahan Lixnaw
David Silles Lixnaw
Unavailable – Rehabbing from Injury
Tommy Casey Causeway
Michael O’Leary Abbeydorney
Brendan O’Leary Abbeydorney
Jason Diggins Causeway
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Post by Mickmack on Feb 18, 2017 12:45:02 GMT
Someone said during the week that Kerry is unique in that its county hurling side all are drawn from rural clubs
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Post by Deleted on Feb 18, 2017 20:41:17 GMT
Laois beat Offaly tonight 1-26 to 1-20,Offaly had two men sent off
Looks like at this early stage that our home game against Offaly is going to be a big one and a chance for us to avoid the 1B relegation play off.
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Post by decondd2 on Feb 19, 2017 10:57:57 GMT
Laois beat Offaly tonight 1-26 to 1-20,Offaly had two men sent off Looks like at this early stage that our home game against Offaly is going to be a big one and a chance for us to avoid the 1B relegation play off. Not only that but it's a prime opportunity to get a Quarter Final spot! Extremely significant game. |
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