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Post by bishop on Feb 16, 2024 0:18:27 GMT
Group 1: Ardfert, Firies, Brosna, Ballyduff
Group 2: Ballymac, St.Senans, Churchill, Renard
Group 3: Annascaul, Dromid, Keel, Listry
Group 4: Currow, Waterville, St. Pats, Castlegregory
Who're the 2 to qualify from each group?
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Post by Premier on Feb 16, 2024 8:42:22 GMT
Group 1: Ardfert, Firies, Brosna, Ballyduff Group 2: Ballymac, St.Senans, Churchill, Renard Group 3: Annascaul, Dromid, Keel, Listry Group 4: Currow, Waterville, St. Pats, Castlegregory Who're the 2 to qualify from each group? Ardfert/Firies Ballymac/Churchill Keel/Listry Castlegregory/Waterville Winners: Ardfert Relegated: Dromid |
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Post by legendz on Feb 16, 2024 13:10:36 GMT
Group 1: Ardfert, Firies, Brosna, Ballyduff Group 2: Ballymac, St.Senans, Churchill, Renard Group 3: Annascaul, Dromid, Keel, Listry Group 4: Currow, Waterville, St. Pats, Castlegregory Who're the 2 to qualify from each group? Ardfert/Firies Ballymac/Churchill Listry/Annascaul Currow/Castlegregory |
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Post by mainevalley on Feb 16, 2024 21:19:28 GMT
Group 1: Ardfert, Firies, Brosna, Ballyduff Group 2: Ballymac, St.Senans, Churchill, Renard Group 3: Annascaul, Dromid, Keel, Listry Group 4: Currow, Waterville, St. Pats, Castlegregory Who're the 2 to qualify from each group? Ardfert/ballyduff Ballymac/Churchill Listry/keel Waterville/castlegreory Winners ballymac Relegated st pats |
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Post by darragh1 on Jul 22, 2024 20:53:10 GMT
IS the junior premier and the junior football championship starting on the 3rd of August. will it be ran in 5 weeks in a row.
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Post by Control8 on Jul 22, 2024 21:16:25 GMT
Nothing on website so far...
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Post by greengold35 on Jul 22, 2024 22:00:02 GMT
Nothing on website so far... Junior & Premier Junior commencing weekend of 3rd August. We have repeatedly called for an upgrade of our website but unfortunately it continues to fall on deaf ears. |
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Post by shannonsider on Jul 22, 2024 22:10:35 GMT
Nothing on website so far... Junior & Premier Junior commencing weekend of 3rd August. We have repeatedly called for an upgrade of our website but unfortunately it continues to fall on deaf ears. Is that for certain sure? Would like to get to see my own club play but was hearing nothing had been set. Awfully late in the day to be not knowing date you play. The players deserve better. |
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Post by horsebox77 on Jul 23, 2024 6:39:11 GMT
The junior & premier junior clubs know their fixtures, I know my fixture details for 3rd August. Maybe the county board webpage is simply not updated, or may not be undated until this weeks Senior and Intermediate fixtures re completed.
But the club secretaries know.
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Post by shannonsider on Jul 23, 2024 11:28:33 GMT
The junior & premier junior clubs know their fixtures, I know my fixture details for 3rd August. Maybe the county board webpage is simply not updated, or may not be undated until this weeks Senior and Intermediate fixtures re completed. But the club secretaries know. I have spoken to people from several clubs at Junior level who have no idea when or where they are playing as of today. |
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Post by shannonsider on Jul 25, 2024 16:25:43 GMT
The junior & premier junior clubs know their fixtures, I know my fixture details for 3rd August. Maybe the county board webpage is simply not updated, or may not be undated until this weeks Senior and Intermediate fixtures re completed. But the club secretaries know. Just coming back to this: clubs got an email in last 48 hours stating that round 1 of Junior and Prem Junior will be played August 3rd but that no times or venues will be announced until Monday coming as the board are struggling to get pitches! It’s abysmal stuff that clubs will be told championship football fixtures 6 days prior. The board showing a complete disregard for players and clubs. |
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Post by peterpan on Jul 25, 2024 17:07:16 GMT
All I say is it is no wonder so many young fellas are moving away or in general away from football. I commend the board often in terms of financial responsibility, infrastructure development etc. However, when it comes to our treatment of our club players and regard for their personal lives, in my opinion it is nothing short of shambolic. It is about time a player’s association was set up and included players in annual fixture schedules and discussions. Surely with paid people on our board there should be a plan laid out in all eventualities for Kerry’s departure for the championship. A Kerry club player probably has more games and a longer season than any other club player in the country and this is the type of nonsense they must contend with. Three major issues which I believe need to be addressed immediately.
1- County league games are being played on most bank holiday weekends. In general weekends before and after are left to the development league. Even if it were for the summer months that no games are to be played on a bank holiday weekend.
2- On top of this default day for the county league fixtures is Sunday if both teams cannot agree which is ludicrous. Again, even for summer months this should be addressed and the default for Saturday at 6pm.
3- No clear path to fixtures once Kerry has exited the championship. Hearing now that it will be run off up until the final stage last year it was semi final stage with a break the year previous to that it was a quarter final and then a break. Where is the consistency?
I really feel if players are not consulted going forward, we will lose a massive playing population. Id propose that every club nominates a player to the “Kerry club players association” and they all meet with the board on annual basis relaying any issues or queries they may have from lads on the ground.
If there was any doubt in my mind choosing between a sport the issues outlined above would greatly influence my decision. This dinosaur mentality with fixtures needs a fresh injection to show our players we are listening to them.
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Post by diego on Jul 25, 2024 23:49:13 GMT
All I say is it is no wonder so many young fellas are moving away or in general away from football. I commend the board often in terms of financial responsibility, infrastructure development etc. However, when it comes to our treatment of our club players and regard for their personal lives, in my opinion it is nothing short of shambolic. It is about time a player’s association was set up and included players in annual fixture schedules and discussions. Surely with paid people on our board there should be a plan laid out in all eventualities for Kerry’s departure for the championship. A Kerry club player probably has more games and a longer season than any other club player in the country and this is the type of nonsense they must contend with. Three major issues which I believe need to be addressed immediately. 1- County league games are being played on most bank holiday weekends. In general weekends before and after are left to the development league. Even if it were for the summer months that no games are to be played on a bank holiday weekend. 2- On top of this default day for the county league fixtures is Sunday if both teams cannot agree which is ludicrous. Again, even for summer months this should be addressed and the default for Saturday at 6pm. 3- No clear path to fixtures once Kerry has exited the championship. Hearing now that it will be run off up until the final stage last year it was semi final stage with a break the year previous to that it was a quarter final and then a break. Where is the consistency? I really feel if players are not consulted going forward, we will lose a massive playing population. Id propose that every club nominates a player to the “Kerry club players association” and they all meet with the board on annual basis relaying any issues or queries they may have from lads on the ground. If there was any doubt in my mind choosing between a sport the issues outlined above would greatly influence my decision. This dinosaur mentality with fixtures needs a fresh injection to show our players we are listening to them. Some good points here. |
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Post by diego on Jul 25, 2024 23:54:51 GMT
The junior & premier junior clubs know their fixtures, I know my fixture details for 3rd August. Maybe the county board webpage is simply not updated, or may not be undated until this weeks Senior and Intermediate fixtures re completed. But the club secretaries know. Just coming back to this: clubs got an email in last 48 hours stating that round 1 of Junior and Prem Junior will be played August 3rd but that no times or venues will be announced until Monday coming as the board are struggling to get pitches! It’s abysmal stuff that clubs will be told championship football fixtures 6 days prior. The board showing a complete disregard for players and clubs. Statement there saying they can't fix the Junior Premier and Junior Championship opening games until they get results of the other grades this weekend. Farcical really. Cannot understand why they don't make all the fixtures at the beginning for the entire group for all grades. Give clubs some chance to plan things. Give every team a home and away game before the final round. At least then everyone gets a home game that matters. |
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Post by kerryblueboy on Jul 26, 2024 6:41:09 GMT
Club championship is a joke my club will play in the novice but can’t be played until a few teams get knocked out of the junior teams who shouldn’t be in that grade anyway why not run the novice as 2 groups of 4 or even 4 groups of 3 giving teams more games more competitive games
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Post by shannonsider on Jul 26, 2024 8:18:34 GMT
Just coming back to this: clubs got an email in last 48 hours stating that round 1 of Junior and Prem Junior will be played August 3rd but that no times or venues will be announced until Monday coming as the board are struggling to get pitches! It’s abysmal stuff that clubs will be told championship football fixtures 6 days prior. The board showing a complete disregard for players and clubs. Statement there saying they can't fix the Junior Premier and Junior Championship opening games until they get results of the other grades this weekend. Farcical really. Cannot understand why they don't make all the fixtures at the beginning for the entire group for all grades. Give clubs some chance to plan things. Give every team a home and away game before the final round. At least then everyone gets a home game that matters. Just for comparison, my nephew in Cork plays for a Junior club and has known for a month or more where and when his 6 championship games across hurling and football are on. That’s in Cork with 240 odd clubs and 5 grades of both codes. Kerry county board won’t even tell 2 of the 4 football grades when they are playing until 5 days before. It is absolutely disgraceful. |
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Post by mack21 on Jul 26, 2024 9:57:19 GMT
How long was Frank Murphy full time secretary in Cork? A lot of Corkonians would have been less than happy with his fixture-fixing methods at the time! How many people sit down to make these fixtures in kerry? Very disheartening for families and partners planning holidays or otherwise with such short notice. Fixtures are a minefield but players needs should come first.
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Post by Control8 on Jul 28, 2024 21:08:30 GMT
PREMIER JUNIOR CLUB FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2024 - For the purposes of confirming the Rd 2 & Rd 3 Matches, where a game finishes level in Rd 1 - The 1st named team in that game will be designated the 'Match Winner' and the 2nd named team the 'Match Loser'.
GROUP 1
Round 1 Neutral venue Ballyduff v Ardfert; Firies v Brosna
Round 2 1st named = home venue
Match 1 Winner v Match 2 Loser; Match 1 Loser v Match 2 Winner
Round 3 1st named = home venue
Match 2 Winner v Match 1 Winner; Match 2 Loser v Match 1 Loser
GROUP 2
Round 1 Neutral venue Reenard v Ballymacelligott; St. Senan’s v Churchill
Round 2 1st named = home venue
Match 1 Winner v Match 2 Loser; Match 1 Loser v Match 2 Winner
Round 3 1st named = home venue
Match 2 Winner v Match 1 Winner; Match 2 Loser v Match 1 Loser
GROUP 3
Round 1 Neutral venue Listry v Annascaul; Dromid Pearses v Keel
Round 2 1st named = home venue
Match 1 Winner v Match 2 Loser; Match 1 Loser v Match 2 Winner
Round 3 1st named = home venue
Match 2 Winner v Match 1 Winner; Match 2 Loser v Match 1 Loser
GROUP 4
Round 1 Neutral venue Castlegregory v Currow; Waterville v St, Pat’s Blennerville
Round 2 1st named = home venue
Match 1 Winner v Match 2 Loser; Match 1 Loser v Match 2 Winner
Round 3 1st named = home venue
Match 2 Winner v Match 1 Winner; Match 2 Loser v Match 1 Loser
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Post by Control8 on Jul 28, 2024 21:13:13 GMT
Round 1 dates/times on website...Games scheduled for 2/3/4 Aug, except for Group 1 Ballyduff v Ardfert on 11 Aug due to hurling final.
As always, verify times/venues/dates before travel...we won't put game details in this thread in case something changes.
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Post by Control8 on Jul 29, 2024 22:07:29 GMT
Our premier junior club champions will play the Waterford champions in the Munster Quarter-Final on 9/10 Nov at a Waterford venue.
Winner plays Limerick champions in the semi-final at Kerry venue if a Kerry club (Limerick venue if Waterford champs win the quarter-final).
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Post by kingdomgreenandgold on Jul 31, 2024 17:39:20 GMT
Quite an open championship here one would say? Outside of obvious favourites Ballymac, many of the other teams would quietly fancy their chances…. Firies, Keel, Listry can’t be separated by bookmakers as second favourites
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Post by edgeofthesquare on Aug 1, 2024 8:41:48 GMT
Firies are my pick
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Post by Premier on Aug 4, 2024 14:54:13 GMT
Group 1
Firies 1-14 Brosna 1-10
Group 2
Reenard 0-11 Ballymacelligott 0-12
St Senan's 1-14 Churchill 0-9
Group 3
Dromid Pearses 1-10 Keel 2-14
Listry 0-13 Annascaul 2-9
Group 4
Castlegregory 0-15 Currow 0-11
Waterville 1-8 St Patrick's Blennerville 1-18
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Post by mainevalley on Aug 4, 2024 16:21:09 GMT
Group 1 Firies 1-14 Brosna 1-10 Group 2 Reenard 0-11 Ballymacelligott 0-12 St Senan's 1-14 Churchill 0-9 Group 3 Dromid Pearses 1-10 Keel 2-14 Listry 0-13 Annascaul 2-9 Group 4 Castlegregory 0-15 Currow 0-11 Waterville 1-8 St Patrick's Blennerville 1-18 Are senans the dark horses in this under Kirby? |
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Post by Control8 on Aug 5, 2024 21:34:47 GMT
Kerry Petroleum Junior Premier Club Football Championship, Round 1
Group 1:
Ballyduff V Ardfert Sun Aug 11th @ 2pm in Connolly Park
Kerry Petroleum Junior Premier Club Football Championship, Round 2
1st named team at home:
Group 2:
Reenard V St. Senan’s Sun Aug 11th @ 3pm
Ballymacelligott V Churchill Fri Aug 9th @ 7.15pm
Group 3:
Listry V Keel Fri Aug 9th @ 7.15pm
Annascaul V Piarsaigh na Dromoda Sun Aug 11th @ 2pm
Group 4:
Currow V St Pat’s Blennerville Sun Aug 11th @ 2pm
Castlegregory V Waterville Sun Aug 11th @ 2pm
* Venues/Dates/Times per website...always confirm before travel.
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Post by Premier on Aug 9, 2024 20:24:13 GMT
Kerry Petroleum Junior Premier Club Football Championship, Round 1 Group 1:Ballyduff V Ardfert Sun Aug 11th @ 2pm in Connolly Park Kerry Petroleum Junior Premier Club Football Championship, Round 21st named team at home: Group 2:Reenard V St. Senan’s Sun Aug 11th @ 3pm Ballymacelligott V Churchill Fri Aug 9th @ 7.15pm Group 3:Listry V Keel Fri Aug 9th @ 7.15pm Annascaul V Piarsaigh na Dromoda Sun Aug 11th @ 2pm Group 4:Currow V St Pat’s Blennerville Sun Aug 11th @ 2pm Castlegregory V Waterville Sun Aug 11th @ 2pm * Venues/Dates/Times per website...always confirm before travel. Both Ballymac and Keel taking care of business easily enough this evening. Listry have had quite a fall since that final against Fossa 2 years ago. They looked easily the best team in the competition that year but have really fallen apart since then. Impressive from Keel too in that they finished bottom of their group last year. |
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Post by The16thMan on Aug 9, 2024 23:36:46 GMT
Keel beat Listry 1-11 to 0-07. Keith Evans getting MOTM. Keith surely geting a run out with Kerry in 2025. Very impressive.
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Post by mainevalley on Aug 10, 2024 7:06:16 GMT
Keel beat Listry 1-11 to 0-07. Keith Evans getting MOTM. Keith surely geting a run out with Kerry in 2025. Very impressive. They were very impressive, very lively and pacey, a team to watch, but I feel they may not win it this year but will go deep in competition, looked very fit too, even the older keel players |
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Post by blacksheep21 on Aug 10, 2024 11:33:05 GMT
Did Ruairi Murphy play and if so how did he go?
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Post by royalkerryfan on Aug 11, 2024 20:45:05 GMT
Castle beat Waterville 1.12 to 1.11.
Some fantastic scores by Alan Fitzgerald and and a good goal by Thomas O'Donnell helped the home side to a 7 point lead at HT with the aid of a huge wind.
Waterville to their credit took thr game to Castle in the 2nd half and were level with 3 minutes remaining only for a free to win it for Castle.
Waterville can feel unlucky not to take a draw but it's Castle that progress.
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