|
|
Post by Control8 on Aug 11, 2024 20:53:47 GMT
GROUP 1 Round 1: Ballyduff 0-7 Ardfert 3-16; Firies 1-14 Brosna 1-10 Round 2: Ardfert v Brosna Sun Aug 18th @ 1pm; Ballyduff v Firies Sun Aug 18th @ 1pm Round 3: Firies v Ardfert; Brosna v Ballyduff
Only 1 Round completed due to Ballyduff being in Hurling Final on 4 Aug.
GROUP 2 Round 1: Reenard 0-11 Ballymacelligott 0-12; St. Senan’s 1-14 Churchill 0-9 Round 2: Ballymacelligott 3-13 Churchill 2-9; Reenard 1-11 St. Senan’s 1-14 Round 3: St. Senan’s v Ballymacelligott Fri Aug 16th @ 7pm; Churchill v Reenard Sun Aug 18th @ 2pm Table after 2 games: St Senan’s 4 (+11), Ballymacelligott 4 (+8), Reenard 0 (-4), Churchill 0 (-15)
GROUP 3 Round 1: Listry 0-13 Annascaul 2-9; Dromid Pearses 1-10 Keel 2-14 Round 2: Annascaul 6-10 Dromid Pearses 1-13; Listry 0-7 Keel 1-11 Round 3: Keel v Annascaul Sun Aug 18th @ 1pm; Dromid Pearses v Listry Sat Aug 17th @ 6pm Table after 2 games: Annascaul 4 (+14), Keel 4 (+14), Listry 0 (-9), Dromid Pearses 0 (-19)
Annascaul ranked ahead of Keel by virtue of superior Scores For (8-19 to 3-25)
GROUP 4 Round 1: Castlegregory 0-15 Currow 0-11; Waterville 1-8 St. Pat’s Blennerville 1-18 Round 2: Castlegregory 1-12 Waterville 1-11; Currow 5-11 St. Pat’s Blennerville 1-14 Round 3: St. Pat’s Blennerville v Castlegregory Sat Aug 17th @ 6.30pm; Waterville v Currow Sat Aug 17th @ 6.30pm Table after 2 games: Castlegregory 4 (+5), Currow 2 (+5), St. Pat’s Blennerville 2 (+1), Waterville 0 (-11)
Edit to add game info for 16/17/18 Aug. First named team at home.
|
|
Premier
Fanatical Member
Posts: 1,247
|
Post by Premier on Aug 12, 2024 12:59:24 GMT
GROUP 1 Round 1: Ballyduff 0-7 Ardfert 3-16; Firies 1-14 Brosna 1-10 Round 2: Ardfert v Brosna Sun Aug 18th @ 1pm; Ballyduff v Firies Sun Aug 18th @ 1pm Round 3: Firies v Ardfert; Brosna v Ballyduff
Only 1 Round completed due to Ballyduff being in Hurling Final on 4 Aug.
GROUP 2 Round 1: Reenard 0-11 Ballymacelligott 0-12; St. Senan’s 1-14 Churchill 0-9 Round 2: Ballymacelligott 3-13 Churchill 2-9; Reenard 1-11 St. Senan’s 1-14 Round 3: St. Senan’s v Ballymacelligott Fri Aug 16th @ 7pm; Churchill v Reenard Sun Aug 18th @ 2pm Table after 2 games: St Senan’s 4 (+11), Ballymacelligott 4 (+8), Reenard 0 (-4), Churchill 0 (-15)
GROUP 3 Round 1: Listry 0-13 Annascaul 2-9; Dromid Pearses 1-10 Keel 2-14 Round 2: Annascaul 6-10 Dromid Pearses 1-13; Listry 0-7 Keel 1-11 Round 3: Keel v Annascaul Sun Aug 18th @ 1pm; Dromid Pearses v Listry Sat Aug 17th @ 6pm Table after 2 games: Annascaul 4 (+14), Keel 4 (+14), Listry 0 (-9), Dromid Pearses 0 (-19)
Annascaul ranked ahead of Keel by virtue of superior Scores For (8-19 to 3-25)
GROUP 4 Round 1: Castlegregory 0-15 Currow 0-11; Waterville 1-8 St. Pat’s Blennerville 1-18 Round 2: Castlegregory 1-12 Waterville 1-11; Currow 5-11 St. Pat’s Blennerville 1-14 Round 3: St. Pat’s Blennerville v Castlegregory Sat Aug 17th @ 6.30pm; Waterville v Currow Sat Aug 17th @ 6.30pm Table after 2 games: Castlegregory 4 (+5), Currow 2 (+5), St. Pat’s Blennerville 2 (+1), Waterville 0 (-11)
Edit to add game info for 16/17/18 Aug. First named team at home.
Group 1: Still up in the air with first round being delayed. All will come down to Brosna v Ardfert this weekend to see who will join Firies you’d imagine. Group 2: Senans and Ballymac gone through. They will have a good battle for top spot. Churchill will be very disappointed with the 2 comprehensive defeats they have suffered. Group 3: Keel and Annuscaul gone through. Listry will also be very disappointed with how their championship has gone Group 4: All teams still have a chance to go through. Castlegregory will be expected to beat Pats well, which will leave it up to Waterville v Currow with Waterville needing a comprehensive win to go through |
|
|
|
Post by sullyschoice on Aug 12, 2024 17:33:53 GMT
I was at the Pats game yesterday. Currow had the game won after about 15 minutes. Pats were very poor.
|
|
|
|
Post by Ballyboy99 on Aug 13, 2024 8:52:07 GMT
I was at the Pats game yesterday. Currow had the game won after about 15 minutes. Pats were very poor. Did any players stand out for Currow? |
|
|
|
Post by jerryewe on Aug 13, 2024 12:52:33 GMT
Very disappointing that none of the South Kerry teams have won a game (nor have St. Mary’s in the intermediate). The remaining teams have been compatible in the Junior but none of them have been mentioned as possible winners in that thread. It wasn’t that long ago that there was 4 or 5 South Kerry teams playing in the intermediate championship. I I know population is an issue but you would still hope that the teams could be more competitive than they are being right now.
|
|
|
|
Post by anriochtabu23 on Aug 13, 2024 14:43:21 GMT
Competitive rather than compatible I presume. It's sad to see SK teams doing so badly but I cannot see much changing with the way the population is going.
|
|
|
|
Post by jerryewe on Aug 13, 2024 14:55:28 GMT
Competitive rather than compatible I presume. It's sad to see SK teams doing so badly but I cannot see much changing with the way the population is going. Typo that I just fixed (thank god for edit buttons). As much as population is an issue, there has to be more underlying problems that there has been such low representation on Kerry underage teams in the last decade or so. I think it’s something the Co. Board has to look into similar as Eamon Fitzmaurice did in North Kerry. |
|
|
|
Post by kingdomgreenandgold on Aug 13, 2024 15:25:47 GMT
Competitive rather than compatible I presume. It's sad to see SK teams doing so badly but I cannot see much changing with the way the population is going. Typo that I just fixed (thank god for edit buttons). As much as population is an issue, there has to be more underlying problems that there has been such low representation on Kerry underage teams in the last decade or so. I think it’s something the Co. Board has to look into similar as Eamon Fitzmaurice did in North Kerry. The representation from both NK and SK on the Kerry senior team recently is minimal… One from each region, Jason Foley and Graham O Sullivan. Compared to the days not so long ago with Galvin, Maher, Enright, Declan, Killian, Bryan to name only a few. Talent from both areas sprinkled all over the field. |
|
horsebox77
Fanatical Member
Our trees & mountains are silent ghosts, they hold wisdom and knowledge mankind has long forgotten.
Posts: 2,308
|
Post by horsebox77 on Aug 13, 2024 15:54:42 GMT
Agree, but North Kerry have been a serious force at U15, U17 and U20 level over the last four or five years....
Players are coming again.... but it is as School Level that the big push should be....
|
|
|
|
Post by kerryexile5 on Aug 13, 2024 20:27:59 GMT
Agree, but North Kerry have been a serious force at U15, U17 and U20 level over the last four or five years.... Players are coming again.... but it is as School Level that the big push should be.... Ballyduff have a few lovely footballers coming through, Kevin Goulding, Evan Boyle and Adam Segal. I think North Kerry clubs will produce a few senior kerry footballers down the line. |
|
|
|
Post by kerrymenontour on Aug 17, 2024 20:24:49 GMT
Great win for Currow tonight below in Waterville, 2 goals from Kevin Fitzgerald and John Curtin coming in with 5 points. I believe they finished top of the group as st pats beat Castlegregory by a point. Definitely underdogs for the championship ⚫️🟡
|
|
|
|
Post by Control8 on Aug 17, 2024 21:37:10 GMT
Friday's Result: St. Senan's 2-15 Ballymacelligott 4-15
Saturday's results:
Group A: (Round 2), Ballyduff 2-4 Firies 2-15
Group C: Dromid Pearses 2-14 Listry 1-15
Group D: St Patrick's Blennerville 3-15 Castlegregory GAA Club 2-17; Waterville Frank Caseys 2-7 Currow 2-15
|
|
|
|
Post by sullyschoice on Aug 18, 2024 12:17:53 GMT
I was at the Pats game yesterday. Currow had the game won after about 15 minutes. Pats were very poor. Did any players stand out for Currow? I am not familiar with them as a team but across the board they were a much better side. Big turnaround for Pats this weekend. |
|
|
|
Post by Control8 on Aug 18, 2024 18:12:42 GMT
GROUP A
Round 1: Ballyduff 0-9 Ardfert 3-16; Firies 1-14 Brosna 1-10
Round 2: Ardfert 2-12 Brosna 0-7; Ballyduff 2-4 Firies 2-15
Round 3: Firies v Ardfert; Brosna v Ballyduff
Table after 2 games: Ardfert 4 (+27), Firies 4 (+15), Brosna 0 (-15), Ballyduff 0 (-27)
GROUP B
Round 1: Reenard 0-11 Ballymacelligott 0-12; St. Senan’s 1-14 Churchill 0-9
Round 2: Ballymacelligott 3-13 Churchill 2-9; Reenard 1-11 St. Senan’s 1-14
Round 3: St. Senan’s 2-15 Ballymacelligott 4-15; Churchill 0-17 Reenard 1-9
Final Table: Ballymacelligott 6 (+14), St Senan’s 4 (+5), Churchill 2 (-10), Reenard 0 (-9)
GROUP C
Round 1: Listry 0-13 Annascaul 2-9; Dromid Pearses 1-10 Keel 2-14
Round 2: Annascaul 6-10 Dromid Pearses 1-13; Listry 0-7 Keel 1-11
Round 3: Keel 1-8 Annascaul 0-7; Dromid Pearses 2-14 Listry 1-15
Final Table: Keel 6 (+18), Annascaul 4 (+10), Dromid Pearses 2 (-17), Listry 0 (-11)
GROUP D
Round 1: Castlegregory 0-15 Currow 0-11; Waterville 1-8 St. Pat’s Blennerville 1-18
Round 2: Castlegregory 1-12 Waterville 1-11; Currow 5-11 St. Pat’s Blennerville 1-14
Round 3: St. Pat’s Blennerville 3-15 Castlegregory 2-17; Waterville 2-7 Currow 2-15
Final Table: Currow 4 (+13), Castlegregory 4 (+4), St. Pat’s Blennerville 4 (+2), Waterville 0 (-19)
Group A has a pair of games to go...Firies v Ardfert to decide top two places (Ardfert top if a draw) and Brosna v Ballyduff in a dead rubber.
|
|
exiled
Senior Member
Posts: 388
|
Post by exiled on Aug 18, 2024 22:53:24 GMT
When is the draw for the quarter finals
|
|
|
|
Post by Control8 on Aug 19, 2024 20:38:15 GMT
When is the draw for the quarter finals I presume not until all the Group games are over, which is next Sunday 25 Aug.
Quarter-final home teams: Ballymacelligott, Keel, Currow, plus winner of Group A - Firies/Ardfert winner (Ardfert if a draw).
Quarter-final away teams: St. Senan's, Annascaul, Castlegregory, plus runner-up Group A - Firies/Ardfert loser (Firies if a draw)
|
|
|
|
Post by Control8 on Aug 25, 2024 19:18:24 GMT
GROUP A Round 1: Ballyduff 0-9 Ardfert 3-16; Firies 1-14 Brosna 1-10 Round 2: Ardfert 2-12 Brosna 0-7; Ballyduff 2-4 Firies 2-15 Round 3: Firies 0-13 Ardfert 1-16; Brosna 4-10 Ballyduff 3-10
Final Table: Ardfert 6 (+33), Firies 4 (+9), Brosna 2 (-12), Ballyduff 0 (-30)
GROUP B Round 1: Reenard 0-11 Ballymacelligott 0-12; St. Senan’s 1-14 Churchill 0-9 Round 2: Ballymacelligott 3-13 Churchill 2-9; Reenard 1-11 St. Senan’s 1-14 Round 3: St. Senan’s 2-15 Ballymacelligott 4-15; Churchill 0-17 Reenard 1-9
Final Table: Ballymacelligott 6 (+14), St. Senan’s 4 (+5), Churchill 2 (-10), Reenard 0 (-9)
GROUP C Round 1: Listry 0-13 Annascaul 2-9; Dromid Pearses 1-10 Keel 2-14 Round 2: Annascaul 6-10 Dromid Pearses 1-13; Listry 0-7 Keel 1-11 Round 3: Keel 1-8 Annascaul 0-7; Dromid Pearses 2-14 Listry 1-15
Final Table: Keel 6 (+18), Annascaul 4 (+10), Dromid Pearses 2 (-17), Listry 0 (-11)
GROUP D Round 1: Castlegregory 0-15 Currow 0-11; Waterville 1-8 St. Pat’s Blennerville 1-18 Round 2: Castlegregory 1-12 Waterville 1-11; Currow 5-11 St. Pat’s Blennerville 1-14 Round 3: St. Pat’s Blennerville 3-15 Castlegregory 2-17; Waterville 2-7 Currow 2-15 Final Table: Currow 4 (+13), Castlegregory 4 (+4), St. Pat’s Blennerville 4 (+2), Waterville 0 (-19) Group Winner (home quarter-final): Ardfert, Ballymacelligott; Keel, Currow
Group runner-up: (away quarter-final): Firies, St. Senan’s, Annascaul, Castlegregory
|
|
|
|
Post by Control8 on Aug 25, 2024 20:38:55 GMT
Quarter-final fixtures, per the website:
Keel V St. Senan’s Saturday 31st August, 5pm
Currow V Firies Saturday 31st August, 5pm
Ballymacelligott V Annascaul in John Mitchel’s GAA Grounds Sunday 1st September, 12:30pm
Ardfert V Castlegregory in Lerrig (Kilmoyley’s Pitch) on Sunday 1st September, 4pm
|
|
Premier
Fanatical Member
Posts: 1,247
|
Post by Premier on Aug 31, 2024 20:07:57 GMT
Quarter-final fixtures, per the website: Keel V St. Senan’s Saturday 31st August, 5pm Currow V Firies Saturday 31st August, 5pm Ballymacelligott V Annascaul in John Mitchel’s GAA Grounds Sunday 1st September, 12:30pm Ardfert V Castlegregory in Lerrig (Kilmoyley’s Pitch) on Sunday 1st September, 4pm Senans beat Keel 3-12 to 1-12. A virtuoso performance by Cillian Trant inspired Senans. Keel were 8/13 favs going into the game but Senans power around the field was a key difference. Great to see Senans use the long kick out so successfully too instead of taking the easy option short. Firies beat Currow 2-13 to 3-8. Firies probably struggled to victory a little more than people thought here. They are a very young team. They would probably need Jack Sherwood back in order to win it, not sure what his situation is |
|
|
|
Post by veteran on Aug 31, 2024 21:11:53 GMT
I didn’t see the St. Senans match today but Cillian Trant is a young man I have frequently suggested should get a run with the Kerry team , at midfield or at wing forward. Strong in the air and durable as they come. The genes are right too. Grandnephew of Dr. Jim Brosnan and great grandnephew of Con Brosnan. A fine hurler with Crotta as well,
Sadly, Cillian may have to wait until the reign of Jack is over. It would appear that Jack does not like the cut of his jib.
|
|
|
|
Post by kerryexile5 on Sept 1, 2024 19:41:30 GMT
Ardfert looked impressive at times v Castlegregory out in Kilmoyley but the game got a bit hot tempered at times.
Daithi Griffin was having a great game until he was sent off.
The wing back Ferris was also excellent.
Ardfert have a very strong & fit bench to call on with the 3 Kerry county hurlers Colin Walsh (a goal), Eric Leen and Ronan Walsh all making an impact.
Ardfert v St Senans should be a cracking semi final with both sets of players well known to eachother in both the hurling & football circles in North Kerry.
|
|
|
|
Post by Control8 on Sept 1, 2024 20:13:36 GMT
Quarter-finals:
Keel 1-12 St. Senan’s 3-12;
Currow 3-8 Firies 2-13;
Ardfert 1-14 Castlegregory 0-13;
Ballymacelligott 1-19 Annascaul 1-12
Semi-finals:
Ballymacelligott v Firies
St. Senan’s v Ardfert
|
|
|
|
Post by homerj on Sept 1, 2024 20:28:35 GMT
who is winning this one lads?
|
|
|
|
Post by shannonsider on Sept 1, 2024 21:06:52 GMT
Ballymac would be the favourites definitely but it’s not going to be a stroll by any stretch.
I think they will beat Firies and I think Ardfert might scrape over Senans. On face of it you would fancy Ballymac to win final but it’s a question of can they just get over the line then. Will the psychological burden affect them or will they finally win it?
Just to echo what Veteran has said, Cillian Trant is one of a few players you would have to say deserves a look in with Kerry based on form.
|
|
|
|
Post by Control8 on Sept 3, 2024 0:20:59 GMT
Website has Semi-Final details, both games on Sunday 8 September:
Firies V Ballymacelligott in Fitzgerald Stadium at 12:45pm;
Ardfert V St. Senan's in Austin Stack Park at 3pm
|
|
|
|
Post by goforit2 on Sept 3, 2024 6:58:31 GMT
Ardfert/ Senans game at same time as Intermediate Final??
|
|
mossie
Fanatical Member
Posts: 2,713
|
Post by mossie on Sept 4, 2024 19:30:06 GMT
Ardfert looked impressive at times v Castlegregory out in Kilmoyley but the game got a bit hot tempered at times. Daithi Griffin was having a great game until he was sent off. The wing back Ferris was also excellent. Ardfert have a very strong & fit bench to call on with the 3 Kerry county hurlers Colin Walsh (a goal), Eric Leen and Ronan Walsh all making an impact. Ardfert v St Senans should be a cracking semi final with both sets of players well known to eachother in both the hurling & football circles in North Kerry. Kilmoyley(Lerrig) is a great venue for football even if Kilmoyley is a hurling club. A good few Kilmoyley hurlers play under age football with Ardfert , Rob Monohan the most known in recent times and you have Jordan Brick and Ronan Walsh now so the connection are there with Kilmoyley also in Ardert parish in diocese terms Ardfert are using Kilmoyley rather than Ardfert pitch as their home venue for championship matches in recent times, Kilmoyley(Lerrig) is a far better pitch. Ardfert are motoring very well particularly when you consider they have lost Mackessesey, Monohan and Brandon Barrett Seems to have a huge squad also Hard to call the Senans match, could well be a draw |
|
mossie
Fanatical Member
Posts: 2,713
|
Post by mossie on Sept 4, 2024 19:31:48 GMT
Ballymac would be the favourites definitely but it’s not going to be a stroll by any stretch. I think they will beat Firies and I think Ardfert might scrape over Senans. On face of it you would fancy Ballymac to win final but it’s a question of can they just get over the line then. Will the psychological burden affect them or will they finally win it? Just to echo what Veteran has said, Cillian Trant is one of a few players you would have to say deserves a look in with Kerry based on form. John Griffin the Kerry hurling manager will be wanting anyways whatever about Jack |
|
mossie
Fanatical Member
Posts: 2,713
|
Post by mossie on Sept 4, 2024 19:33:25 GMT
I didn’t see the St. Senans match today but Cillian Trant is a young man I have frequently suggested should get a run with the Kerry team , at midfield or at wing forward. Strong in the air and durable as they come. The genes are right too. Grandnephew of Dr. Jim Brosnan and great grandnephew of Con Brosnan. A fine hurler with Crotta as well, Sadly, Cillian may have to wait until the reign of Jack is over. It would appear that Jack does not like the cut of his jib. Did I read somewhere that he is connected to the Corridans Finuge football\Lixnaw hurling also? |
|
|
|
Post by veteran on Sept 4, 2024 21:35:10 GMT
Regarding Cillian Trant, he is a first cousin of the Corridan boys of Finuge/Lixnaw.
|
|
