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Post by frankgalvintralee on Jan 7, 2019 21:14:04 GMT
Laune Rangers
Reenard
St. Michaels/Foilmore
Valentia Young Islanders
Waterville
Tarbert
Duagh
Finuge
Castlegregory
Skellig Rangers
Cordal
Churchill
Winners Laune Rangers joined in promotion by Skellig Rangers & Churchill
Relegation Valentia, Duagh, Finuge
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Post by Premier on Jan 8, 2019 9:46:50 GMT
Laune Rangers, Churchill and Castlegregory to go up
Duagh, Finuge and Cordal to go down
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Post by buck02 on Mar 10, 2019 11:57:14 GMT
Laune Rangers, Churchill and Renard to go up.
Duagh, Valentia and Cordal to go down.
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Post by bythemoy on Jun 25, 2019 11:55:07 GMT
What are yere thoughts on the division so far
Who’s impressed and who has been disappointing
What are yere mid season predictions now
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Post by diego on Jul 28, 2019 20:53:06 GMT
Castlegregory had their promotion hopes ended in dramatic fashion against Waterville down in Cahersiveen today.
Castle up 2 points deep in injury time when Waterville scored a last kick of the game penalty by Barry O'Dwyer, a defeat which leaves them 2 points behind 3rd place Laune Rangers with a game to go, and Rangers guaranteed the points in the last round as they were due play the now withdrawn Valentia team.
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Post by ballhopper34 on Jul 29, 2019 0:40:53 GMT
Assuming Valentia have indeed withdrawn, it's promotion for Duagh, Churchill and Laune Rangers.
Valentia relegated, to be joined by two of the three - Cordal, Tarbert, or St. Michael's-Foilmore.
St. Michael's-Foilmore can send the other two down by getting at least a point against Churchill.
Tarbert play Cordal and the loser goes down, if it's a draw both go down. The winner will most likely be level with St. Michael's-Foilmore and a playoff will be needed, with the loser going down.
Cordal's back game versus Finuge could be huge...if it's ever played.
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Post by diego on Jul 29, 2019 0:59:40 GMT
Assuming Valentia have indeed withdrawn, it's promotion for Duagh, Churchill and Laune Rangers. Cordal's back game versus Finuge could be huge...if it's ever played. That back game means Finuge could still catch the 3 teams at the top, nobody promoted yet as far as I can see. Could be any 3 of those 4. Cordal game with Finuge could decide a lot at both ends of table. |
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Post by ballhopper34 on Jul 29, 2019 1:39:49 GMT
I incorrectly assumed that Finuge conceded the points to Cordal - this game needs to be refixed before the last round, or will the last round be postponed entirely?
Finuge can get to 17 points max with wins over Cordal in Cordal and Waterville at home.
Duagh on 17 already, so a point in their last game in Castlegregory gets them promoted. Churchill on 16 points need to beat St. Michael's-Foilmore at home to guarantee promotion. Laune Rangers will be on 17 if they get the points from Valentia and will be in a playoff with Finuge.
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Post by diego on Jul 29, 2019 9:35:50 GMT
One other point on the relegation issue.
It was mentioned in the Division 2 thread that if teams are level, then it's decided by which team has fulfilled most of their fixtures.
Which brings up the unfortunate circumstances of Cordal giving the points to Castlegregory on the weekend of the Kerry Junior team's win.
That walkover could mean that even if Cordal won their last 2 games, Bally/Foilmore might just need to field a team against Churchill to avoid relegation.
Bit of an irony that it was one of Philip O'Connor's county teammates Barry Dwyer who finished off Castlegregory's chances.
So Tarbert would appear to be the only danger now to Bally/Foilmore's survival hopes.
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Post by kerrybhoy06 on Jul 30, 2019 5:24:10 GMT
One other point on the relegation issue. It was mentioned in the Division 2 thread that if teams are level, then it's decided by which team has fulfilled most of their fixtures. Which brings up the unfortunate circumstances of Cordal giving the points to Castlegregory on the weekend of the Kerry Junior team's win. That walkover could mean that even if Cordal won their last 2 games, Bally/Foilmore might just need to field a team against Churchill to avoid relegation. Bit of an irony that it was one of Philip O'Connor's county teammates Barry Dwyer who finished off Castlegregory's chances. So Tarbert would appear to be the only danger now to Bally/Foilmore's survival hopes. Bit of karma in that for Castle considering they pulled a sly one on Cordal by not agreeing to rearrange the game when they knew Cordal would be down the Kerry junior captain and several others. |
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Post by pintpleasejohn on Jul 30, 2019 17:25:19 GMT
One other point on the relegation issue. It was mentioned in the Division 2 thread that if teams are level, then it's decided by which team has fulfilled most of their fixtures. Which brings up the unfortunate circumstances of Cordal giving the points to Castlegregory on the weekend of the Kerry Junior team's win. That walkover could mean that even if Cordal won their last 2 games, Bally/Foilmore might just need to field a team against Churchill to avoid relegation. Bit of an irony that it was one of Philip O'Connor's county teammates Barry Dwyer who finished off Castlegregory's chances. So Tarbert would appear to be the only danger now to Bally/Foilmore's survival hopes. Bit of karma in that for Castle considering they pulled a sly one on Cordal by not agreeing to rearrange the game when they knew Cordal would be down the Kerry junior captain and several others. You’re clearly either a cordal man yourself or you have a set against castle seeing as this is the 3rd time you’ve suggested castle ‘pulling a sly one’ |
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Post by kerrybhoy06 on Jul 30, 2019 18:29:15 GMT
Bit of karma in that for Castle considering they pulled a sly one on Cordal by not agreeing to rearrange the game when they knew Cordal would be down the Kerry junior captain and several others. You’re clearly either a cordal man yourself or you have a set against castle seeing as this is the 3rd time you’ve suggested castle ‘pulling a sly one’ I very much like castle- however that’s what they did and reflects quite poorly. They should have agreed to rearrange the game |
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Post by peanuts on Jul 30, 2019 19:47:58 GMT
That’s unfair on Castle. They could very well have had players missing on the Friday night. They were under no obligation to change the fixture if it didn’t suit them. It was the County Boards fault and no one else’s.
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Post by kerrybhoy06 on Jul 30, 2019 19:48:55 GMT
That’s unfair on Castle. They could very well have had players missing on the Friday night. They were under no obligation to change the fixture if it didn’t suit them. It was the County Boards fault and no one else’s. Could have played on a diff weekend County board can’t change the fixture once the fixture has been made- as per their own rules. Fixture can only be changed by the 2 clubs reaching an agreement |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 31, 2019 12:28:46 GMT
Duagh will go up as champions - playing Castle last game and Castle have nothing to play for Churchill will join them Laune Rangers and Finuge to playoff for the 3rd place which will not be on for quite a while with the hurling etc (Finuge have to play their 2 back games and win them of course)
Valentia, Cordal and Tarbert to go down to division 5 - Valentia most likely won't have a team next year so probably means one less team in div 5 |
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Post by ballhopper34 on Aug 2, 2019 20:37:41 GMT
Result from tonight: Cordal 2-14 Finuge 2-15.
Cordal are relegated. Finuge still alive in the promotion race, as they are now level on 15 points with Laune Rangers.
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Post by ballhopper34 on Sept 4, 2019 15:05:00 GMT
Sunday 8th September, all at 2pm, home team named first:
Finuge V Waterville Frank Caseys
Castlegregory V Duagh
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Post by ballybunion on Sept 8, 2019 15:07:24 GMT
Duagh promoted as champions
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Post by ballhopper34 on Sept 9, 2019 0:20:54 GMT
Duagh 6-11 to Castlegregory's 1-8 tells its own story.
Waterville could not field a team against Finuge, so the North Kerry men get the points.
Duagh are Champions on 19 points, with Laune Rangers on 17...both have finished their respective campaigns, and are promoted.
Churchill and Finuge are level on 16 points, but Churchill have one game left (Finuge are done for the year).
At the foot of the table, Valentia and Cordal are relegated. The other relegation spot is between Tarbert (5 points) and St. Michael's-Foilmore (7 points).
The last pair of games left sees Churchill hosting St. Michael's-Foilmore and Tarbert hosting Cordal.
Churchill need a point to guarantee promotion and St. Michael's-Foilmore need a point to guarantee safety.
Tarbert must win and St. Michael's-Foilmore must lose for a relegation play-off between those two.
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Post by badknee on Sept 9, 2019 10:41:10 GMT
Duagh 6-11 to Castlegregory's 1-8 tells its own story. Waterville could not field a team against Finuge, so the North Kerry men get the points. Duagh are Champions on 19 points, with Laune Rangers on 17...both have finished their respective campaigns, and are promoted. Churchill and Finuge are level on 16 points, but Churchill have one game left (Finuge are done for the year). At the foot of the table, Valentia and Cordal are relegated. The other relegation spot is between Tarbert (5 points) and St. Michael's-Foilmore (7 points). The last pair of games left sees Churchill hosting St. Michael's-Foilmore and Tarbert hosting Cordal. Churchill need a point to guarantee promotion and St. Michael's-Foilmore need a point to guarantee safety. Tarbert must win and St. Michael's-Foilmore must lose for a relegation play-off between those two. Finuge should be on 17 points, they seem to have only gotten a point for yesterday’s walkover. Providing Churchill win their last game, Rangers and Finuge will playoff to see who goes up |
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Post by ballhopper34 on Sept 9, 2019 13:45:05 GMT
Duagh 6-11 to Castlegregory's 1-8 tells its own story. Waterville could not field a team against Finuge, so the North Kerry men get the points. Duagh are Champions on 19 points, with Laune Rangers on 17...both have finished their respective campaigns, and are promoted. Churchill and Finuge are level on 16 points, but Churchill have one game left (Finuge are done for the year). At the foot of the table, Valentia and Cordal are relegated. The other relegation spot is between Tarbert (5 points) and St. Michael's-Foilmore (7 points). The last pair of games left sees Churchill hosting St. Michael's-Foilmore and Tarbert hosting Cordal. Churchill need a point to guarantee promotion and St. Michael's-Foilmore need a point to guarantee safety. Tarbert must win and St. Michael's-Foilmore must lose for a relegation play-off between those two. Finuge should be on 17 points, they seem to have only gotten a point for yesterday’s walkover. Providing Churchill win their last game, Rangers and Finuge will playoff to see who goes up You are correct. |
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Post by buck02 on Sept 9, 2019 15:21:53 GMT
Laune Rangers, Churchill and Renard to go up. Duagh, Valentia and Cordal to go down. If anybody wants tips for the Listowel Races, drop me a PM |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 12, 2019 22:50:56 GMT
Laune Rangers were 6 out of 6 earlier in the year - some fall away since - seem to be conceding too much at the back - i guess themselves and finuge in play off which could be a cracker if remaining results go as expected - well done to Duagh great achievement for rural club
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Post by ballhopper34 on Nov 4, 2019 19:30:16 GMT
Last pair of games set for 17 November...Churchill host St. Michael's-Foilmore while Tarbert entertain Cordal.
Churchill must get a draw at least to force a play-off between themselves, Finuge and Laune Rangers...while a win will gain Churchill promotion and leave the other two in a play-off for the final promotion spot. A Churchill loss will leave them in Div 4 for next year.
At the other end of the table, Tarbert must win and St. Michael's-Foilmore must lose to set up a relegation play-off between those two. Anything different sees Tarbert go down.
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Post by ballhopper34 on Nov 17, 2019 19:59:00 GMT
17 Nov results:
Churchill 1-11 St. Michael's-Foilmore 1-7
Tarbert 4-10 Cordal 0-8
Duagh and Churchill promoted, final promotion spot is a play-off between Laune Rangers and Finuge.
Valentia and Cordal relegated, final relegation spot is a play-off between Tarbert and St. Michael's-Foilmore.
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Post by clubman on Nov 18, 2019 10:29:23 GMT
When are the playoffs likely to take place? Michaels/Foilmore have sk championship next weekend, not sure about Tarbert.
Are Laune Rangers still in the mid Kerry championship?
Well done to the 2 promoted, Duagh have struggled for the last 5 or 6 years so its good to see them making a return up the tables.
Churchill always seem to be bouncing between 4 and 5, when were they last up in 3?
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Post by ballhopper34 on Nov 18, 2019 17:42:07 GMT
Playoffs:
24 Nov Laune Rangers v Finuge in Ballymacelligott 2pm
1 Dec St. Michael's-Foilmore v Tarbert in Cordal Farranfore 2pm
Edit to show change of venue to Cordal for relegation playoff on 1 Dec
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Post by ballhopper34 on Nov 25, 2019 19:05:20 GMT
Promotion playoff result: Laune Rangers 1-9 Finuge 1-4
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Post by ballhopper34 on Dec 8, 2019 20:31:52 GMT
Relegation playoff result: Tarbert 1-17 St. Michael's-Foilmore 4-6 AET
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Post by Premier on Dec 8, 2019 20:47:09 GMT
Relegation playoff result: Tarbert 1-17 St. Michael's-Foilmore 4-6 AET St. Michaels/Foilmore go from All- Ireland intermediate Champions 2009 to Division 5 in 10 years. Quite a turnaround |
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