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Post by greengold35 on Aug 11, 2024 19:59:10 GMT
Anyone know when semi finals and final are scheduled for? Semi finals on weekend of 24/25th - final 7/8th September. |
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Post by greengold35 on Aug 11, 2024 20:01:40 GMT
Kerins O'Rahillys, Beaufort, Stacks and Laune Rangers for me. I am with you on the first 3 - Glenflesk if Luke Crowley & Cian Lynch available. An all Tralee final if KO’R & Stacks avoid each other in semis - would be a repeat of county senior final in ‘21!! |
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Post by kerrybhoy06 on Aug 11, 2024 20:04:13 GMT
Any match reports?
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Post by Control8 on Aug 11, 2024 20:29:17 GMT
Final standings after Group games: GROUP 1Round 1: John Mitchels 0-9 Austin Stacks 2-15; Glenbeigh/Glencar 2-9 An Ghaeltacht 0-11 Round 2: Austin Stacks 0-8 An Ghaeltacht 0-8; John Mitchels 0-10 Glenbeigh/Glencar 0-13 Round 3: Glenbeigh/Glencar 1-10 Austin Stacks 4-13; An Ghaeltacht 2-21 John Mitchels 0-10 Final Table: Austin Stacks 5 (+24), Glenbeigh/Glencar 4 (-5), An Ghaeltacht 3 (+13), John Mitchels 0 (-32)GROUP 2 Round 1: Laune Rangers 0-13 Kerins O’Rahilly’s 2-9; Listowel Emmets 0-9 Kilcummin 0-11 Round 2: Kerins O’Rahilly’s 1-16 Listowel Emmets 0-11; Laune Rangers 2-12 Kilcummin 2-10 Round 3: Kilcummin 1-12 Kerins O’Rahilly’s 0-16; Listowel Emmets 0-14 Laune Rangers 3-16 Final Table: Kerins O’Rahilly’s 6 (+11), Laune Rangers 4 (+11), Kilcummin 2 (-1), Listowel Emmets 0 (-21)
GROUP 3Round 1: Beaufort 0-14 Fossa 1-10; Ballydonoghue 2-11 Desmonds 3-10 Round 2: Beaufort 2-15 Ballydonoghue 1-9; Fossa 1-18 Desmonds 0-16 Round 3: Desmonds 1-18 Beaufort 2-17; Ballydonoghue 3-7 Fossa 1-18 Final Table: Beaufort 6 (+12), Fossa 4 (+9), Desmonds 2 (-5), Ballydonoghue 0 (-16)
GROUP 4 Round 1: Glenflesk 1-17 Killarney Legion 1-16; Gneeveguilla 3-12 St. Mary’s 0-7 Round 2: Glenflesk 1-7 St. Mary’s 0-7; Killarney Legion 0-20 Gneeveguilla 0-9 Round 3: Gneeveguilla 1-14 Glenflesk 2-13; St. Mary’s 0-7 Killarney Legion 1-10
Final Table: Glenflesk 6 (+6), Killarney Legion 4 (+16), Gneeveguilla 2 (+1), St. Mary’s 0 (-23)Quarter-final fixtures:Kerins O’Rahilly’s v Fossa Glenflesk v Laune Rangers Beaufort v Glenbeigh/Glencar Austin Stacks v Killarney Legion
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Post by Control8 on Aug 11, 2024 23:40:53 GMT
From the website:
Intermediate Club Championship Quarter-Finals
1st named team at home
Extra time & Winner on the day
Kerins O Rahilly’s V Fossa Sat Aug 17th @ 6pm
Glenflesk V Laune Rangers Sun Aug 18th @ 1pm
Beaufort V Glenbeigh/Glencar Sat Aug 17th @ 5pm
Austin Stacks V Killarney Legion Sun Aug 18th @ 4pm
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Post by southward on Aug 12, 2024 7:31:41 GMT
Listowel Emmets 0-14 Laune rangers 3-16 Emmets had a mathematical, if unrealistic, chance of progressing here but, shorn of a spine, were always likely to struggle. Made a game of it all the same and led by 4 points after 18 minutes. Sam Tarrant aced a 13 metre free from the sideline that DC would have been proud of. Daire Cleary turned the tide for Rangers, burning the Listowel defence for the opening goal. Listowel rallied with three of the next four but the visitors nicked a couple of late scores to trail by the minimum at halftime - 0-11 to 1-7. That lead was never going to do facing a strong wind and three quick points on the resumption gave LR a grip on the game that they never relinquished. A second goal midway through the half (Gearoid Hassett, I think) put it to bed. Emmets were wilting but never threw in the towel despite conceding a third with 8 minutes to go. The final scoreline was perhaps a little harsh, though Rangers were clearly the stronger side as the game went on. Decent game on a lovely day. After the highs of last year, Listowel have found the step up to intermediate a bit of a struggle but, with a young side, will only improve. |
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Post by Premier on Aug 12, 2024 8:51:21 GMT
From the website: Intermediate Club Championship Quarter-Finals 1st named team at home Extra time & Winner on the day Kerins O Rahilly’s V Fossa Sat Aug 17th @ 6pm Glenflesk V Laune Rangers Sun Aug 18th @ 1pm Beaufort V Glenbeigh/Glencar Sat Aug 17th @ 5pm Austin Stacks V Killarney Legion Sun Aug 18th @ 4pm 4 genuinely great games to look forward to. This really is a great competition. The groups went pretty much as expected, even leaving strong teams like Kilcummin and An Ghaeltacht out. I can see a scenario where every one of these teams wins it, except maybe Glenbeigh. Returning players will be key for Glenflesk, Beaufort and Legion |
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Post by greengold35 on Aug 12, 2024 9:37:16 GMT
From KO’R website below. Resilience is not about denying or avoiding the challenges we face. It's about accepting our circumstances and finding the strength to adapt and grow, even when things seem less than ideal. We lined out as selected in our final group game vs Kilcummin with the home side drafting in former Kerry minor Keelan O’Shea and James Nagle to their defence. We had the strong wind at our backs in the opening half and despite conceding the first score of the game to a Paul O’Shea free we reeled off the next four points, all from play via David Moran, BJ Keane, Shane McElligott and the inform Tomás Kennedy. We were slightly wayward in our attack thereafter with 3 wides from favourable positions before Kilcummin, with a pointed effort from a free from Paul O’Shea and a point from play from Gary O’Leary reduced the deficit to the minimum, 0-04 to 0-03 just as the clock ticked into the 20th minute. Donagh Buckley had picked up an innocuous yellow card earlier but when Ryan Carroll retaliated after being fouled the referee brandished a red card and we now had a huge battle on our hands. Despite being a man down, we upped the ante significantly and notched 7 points from here to the short whistle whilst restricting Kilcummin to just two points. Much of this good play stemmed from the middle where David was to exert a huge influence plus increased pressure on Brendan Kealy’s kick outs. We had scores from Gearóid Savage, 2, a pointed free and from play, Tomás Kennedy, Barry John whose attempt to lob the keeper just sailed over and two points from frees from sub Jack Savage - Jack was to go on to have a huge impact on the game and kicked another vital two points in the 2nd half. The half time score of 0-11 to 0-05 was reflective of our play but the prospects of facing the strong breeze and a man down were daunting to say the least. The 2nd half began with Kilcummin in command and they had reduced the halftime deficit to minimum by the 10th minute following 5 unanswered points with Paul O’Shea in particular to the fore. Jack stemmed the tide in the 14th minute with a pointed free to leave the score line @ 0-12 to 0-10 and the intensity was now significantly ratcheted up. We next lost Tommy to injury with Gearóid Dillane entering the fray but Paul O’Shea again was the focus as he added a point before making a fine catch on our 21 yard line and finding the net with a rising drive past a helpless Rob O’Connor; trailing 1-11 to 0-12 our goose looked cooked. However, a mix of unity, passion, and a never say die spirit saw us take command around the middle, David and Tom shining out, Ross raiding from deep and Cormac, Ben and Darragh McElligott unyielding in defence. We now had the momentum, every man hungry for every ball and in Jack we had a matchwinner as he converted two vital frees, one from 45 metres into the wind with Ben Hanafin and Gearóid Dillane both popping over vital scores. Kilcummin for their part were not done and in the final dying moments they reduced the deficit to one point but as the clock ticked into the red, it was us who were in possession and attacking as the referee brought proceedings to a halt and signalled our advance to the quarter finals. This was a serious gut check and the triumph was not all about skill - it was about heart, grit and unwavering belief in our own ability. Final score: KO’R : 0-16 Kilcummin 1-12 The quarter final draw will see Fossa visit Strand Road on Sat evening next, 17th August where throw-in is slated for 6 pm - it promises to be another great occasion!! Team: Rob O’Connor, Darragh McEllligott, Ross O’Callaghan, Donagh Buckley, Ben Hanafin ( 0-01), Jake Foley, Ryan Carroll, David Moran ( 0-01), Tom Hoare, Barry J Keane ( 0-02), Shane McElligott ( 0-01), Padraig Griffin, Gearóíd Savage ( 0-02), Tommy Walsh, Tomás Kennedy ( 0-04). |
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Post by homerj on Aug 12, 2024 9:45:59 GMT
so there is no relegation from Intermediate this year?
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Post by greengold35 on Aug 12, 2024 9:54:36 GMT
so there is no relegation from Intermediate this year? None |
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Post by pukefootball on Aug 12, 2024 13:07:19 GMT
Radio Kerry website post match reports from club PROs |
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Post by kerryblueboy on Aug 13, 2024 21:00:04 GMT
Always thought Paul o Shea was going on to great things sounds like he played well here
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Post by horsebox77 on Aug 13, 2024 21:33:55 GMT
Always thought Paul o Shea was going on to great things sounds like he played well here Agree, I had serious hope for the lad but he completely fell off the radar. Still he is relatively young and can still make an impact- I still think he has something, a bit of a rough diamond under the right guidance could flourish |
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Post by jerryewe on Aug 13, 2024 23:52:04 GMT
Always thought Paul o Shea was going on to great things sounds like he played well here Agree, I had serious hope for the lad but he completely fell off the radar. Still he is relatively young and can still make an impact- I still think he has something, a bit of a rough diamond under the right guidance could flourish Could follow a similar trajectory to Donnachadh Walsh. Straight into Kerry panel out of minor but drops out for a few years and develops playing club football. |
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Post by mike70 on Aug 14, 2024 5:32:08 GMT
Agree, I had serious hope for the lad but he completely fell off the radar. Still he is relatively young and can still make an impact- I still think he has something, a bit of a rough diamond under the right guidance could flourish Could follow a similar trajectory to Donnachadh Walsh. Straight into Kerry panel out of minor but drops out for a few years and develops playing club football. I have to agree a beautifully balanced footballer, probably as good of most of the bench squad in with Kerry, but delivers composure in his game that some of those others don’t have, makes time on the ball for himself. Like to see him back in with Kerry, he was in their previous, not sure what happened??? |
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Post by mainevalley on Aug 14, 2024 8:52:13 GMT
Could follow a similar trajectory to Donnachadh Walsh. Straight into Kerry panel out of minor but drops out for a few years and develops playing club football. I have to agree a beautifully balanced footballer, probably as good of most of the bench squad in with Kerry, but delivers composure in his game that some of those others don’t have, makes time on the ball for himself. Like to see him back in with Kerry, he was in their previous, not sure what happened??? Will be interesting to see whether he will be on the east Kerry team or not, fierce competition in the forward line but maybe they will play him midfield. If he can put in a good campaign with east Kerry he will probably get another go with Kerry. |
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Post by Premier on Aug 14, 2024 9:17:41 GMT
I have to agree a beautifully balanced footballer, probably as good of most of the bench squad in with Kerry, but delivers composure in his game that some of those others don’t have, makes time on the ball for himself. Like to see him back in with Kerry, he was in their previous, not sure what happened??? Will be interesting to see whether he will be on the east Kerry team or not, fierce competition in the forward line but maybe they will play him midfield. If he can put in a good campaign with east Kerry he will probably get another go with Kerry. This is one of the drawbacks of having such strong divisions like East Kerry and Brendan’s this year. Players who might take a big step forward after a good county championship could be squeezed out in these superstar divisions. I always said I liked the idea of an ‘Eoghan Ruadh’ team which this would comprise of Kilcummin, Glenflesk, Gneevguilla and Kilgarvan. Those 4 teams alone would be favourites for the county championship. Moving back to 10 senior teams by 2026 should level this out in the long term |
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Post by mainevalley on Aug 14, 2024 9:29:40 GMT
Will be interesting to see whether he will be on the east Kerry team or not, fierce competition in the forward line but maybe they will play him midfield. If he can put in a good campaign with east Kerry he will probably get another go with Kerry. This is one of the drawbacks of having such strong divisions like East Kerry and Brendan’s this year. Players who might take a big step forward after a good county championship could be squeezed out in these superstar divisions. I always said I liked the idea of an ‘Eoghan Ruadh’ team which this would comprise of Kilcummin, Glenflesk, Gneevguilla and Kilgarvan. Those 4 teams alone would be favourites for the county championship. Moving back to 10 senior teams by 2026 should level this out in the long term Yeah your right, if you are a very good club player but not good enough for east Kerry it must be disheartening not playing with east Kerry. |
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Post by greengold35 on Aug 14, 2024 9:54:47 GMT
Could follow a similar trajectory to Donnachadh Walsh. Straight into Kerry panel out of minor but drops out for a few years and develops playing club football. I have to agree a beautifully balanced footballer, probably as good of most of the bench squad in with Kerry, but delivers composure in his game that some of those others don’t have, makes time on the ball for himself. Like to see him back in with Kerry, he was in their previous, not sure what happened??? Jack had him on board but word was that the commitment was an issue. |
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Post by mike70 on Aug 14, 2024 10:02:46 GMT
I have to agree a beautifully balanced footballer, probably as good of most of the bench squad in with Kerry, but delivers composure in his game that some of those others don’t have, makes time on the ball for himself. Like to see him back in with Kerry, he was in their previous, not sure what happened??? Jack had him on board but word was that the commitment was an issue. It is a huge commitment, got to respect guys decisions, but would love to see him back in. |
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Post by kerryblueboy on Aug 14, 2024 12:39:30 GMT
I used to say to a buddy of mine that o shea and David shaw would be stars for Kerry I think both deserve another go
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Post by Control8 on Aug 15, 2024 17:45:16 GMT
Important announcement on the website: This weekend sees the Kerry Petroleum Senior Club Championship Semi-Finals and the Kerry Petroleum Intermediate Club Championship Quarter-Finals take place. It is important to remember that these games are all ticket affairs and patrons will need to purchase their tickets in advance. There will be no entry to the games without a pre-purchased ticket and these are available from the Kerry GAA website at the following link: www.universe.com/users/kerry-gaa-VLF1SR |
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Post by mossie on Aug 16, 2024 0:24:26 GMT
Kerins O'Rahillys, Beaufort, Stacks and Laune Rangers for me. I am with you on the first 3 - Glenflesk if Luke Crowley & Cian Lynch available. An all Tralee final if KO’R & Stacks avoid each other in semis - would be a repeat of county senior final in ‘21!! An Austin Stacks v KOR final would be a mighty one - could draw a bigger crowd than a senior county championship final later in the year! |
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Post by mossie on Aug 16, 2024 0:25:55 GMT
From KO’R website below. Resilience is not about denying or avoiding the challenges we face. It's about accepting our circumstances and finding the strength to adapt and grow, even when things seem less than ideal. We lined out as selected in our final group game vs Kilcummin with the home side drafting in former Kerry minor Keelan O’Shea and James Nagle to their defence. We had the strong wind at our backs in the opening half and despite conceding the first score of the game to a Paul O’Shea free we reeled off the next four points, all from play via David Moran, BJ Keane, Shane McElligott and the inform Tomás Kennedy. We were slightly wayward in our attack thereafter with 3 wides from favourable positions before Kilcummin, with a pointed effort from a free from Paul O’Shea and a point from play from Gary O’Leary reduced the deficit to the minimum, 0-04 to 0-03 just as the clock ticked into the 20th minute. Donagh Buckley had picked up an innocuous yellow card earlier but when Ryan Carroll retaliated after being fouled the referee brandished a red card and we now had a huge battle on our hands. Despite being a man down, we upped the ante significantly and notched 7 points from here to the short whistle whilst restricting Kilcummin to just two points. Much of this good play stemmed from the middle where David was to exert a huge influence plus increased pressure on Brendan Kealy’s kick outs. We had scores from Gearóid Savage, 2, a pointed free and from play, Tomás Kennedy, Barry John whose attempt to lob the keeper just sailed over and two points from frees from sub Jack Savage - Jack was to go on to have a huge impact on the game and kicked another vital two points in the 2nd half. The half time score of 0-11 to 0-05 was reflective of our play but the prospects of facing the strong breeze and a man down were daunting to say the least. The 2nd half began with Kilcummin in command and they had reduced the halftime deficit to minimum by the 10th minute following 5 unanswered points with Paul O’Shea in particular to the fore. Jack stemmed the tide in the 14th minute with a pointed free to leave the score line @ 0-12 to 0-10 and the intensity was now significantly ratcheted up. We next lost Tommy to injury with Gearóid Dillane entering the fray but Paul O’Shea again was the focus as he added a point before making a fine catch on our 21 yard line and finding the net with a rising drive past a helpless Rob O’Connor; trailing 1-11 to 0-12 our goose looked cooked. However, a mix of unity, passion, and a never say die spirit saw us take command around the middle, David and Tom shining out, Ross raiding from deep and Cormac, Ben and Darragh McElligott unyielding in defence. We now had the momentum, every man hungry for every ball and in Jack we had a matchwinner as he converted two vital frees, one from 45 metres into the wind with Ben Hanafin and Gearóid Dillane both popping over vital scores. Kilcummin for their part were not done and in the final dying moments they reduced the deficit to one point but as the clock ticked into the red, it was us who were in possession and attacking as the referee brought proceedings to a halt and signalled our advance to the quarter finals. This was a serious gut check and the triumph was not all about skill - it was about heart, grit and unwavering belief in our own ability. Final score: KO’R : 0-16 Kilcummin 1-12 The quarter final draw will see Fossa visit Strand Road on Sat evening next, 17th August where throw-in is slated for 6 pm - it promises to be another great occasion!! Team: Rob O’Connor, Darragh McEllligott, Ross O’Callaghan, Donagh Buckley, Ben Hanafin ( 0-01), Jake Foley, Ryan Carroll, David Moran ( 0-01), Tom Hoare, Barry J Keane ( 0-02), Shane McElligott ( 0-01), Padraig Griffin, Gearóíd Savage ( 0-02), Tommy Walsh, Tomás Kennedy ( 0-04). them McElligotts are good lads, hurling for Lixnaw football for Strand Road |
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Post by horsebox77 on Aug 16, 2024 7:59:16 GMT
I am with you on the first 3 - Glenflesk if Luke Crowley & Cian Lynch available. An all Tralee final if KO’R & Stacks avoid each other in semis - would be a repeat of county senior final in ‘21!! An Austin Stacks v KOR final would be a mighty one - could draw a bigger crowd than a senior county championship final later in the year! There is a bit of ball to be played yet, but agree that clash would near fill the Park... I felt the year Stacks won the C'ship the Narries were unlucky to lose Mush O'Brien and Moran. It would have been a different game completely. |
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Post by mainevalley on Aug 16, 2024 12:43:31 GMT
I think Cain lynch might be back, his team won the final over in Boston last weekend, if he was around he would be a big plus to glenflesk and would bolster a weak defense. I still think laune rangers will have too much for them, too much pace in attack. It will be a tight game though.
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Post by edgeofthesquare on Aug 16, 2024 16:23:50 GMT
Could follow a similar trajectory to Donnachadh Walsh. Straight into Kerry panel out of minor but drops out for a few years and develops playing club football. I have to agree a beautifully balanced footballer, probably as good of most of the bench squad in with Kerry, but delivers composure in his game that some of those others don’t have, makes time on the ball for himself. Like to see him back in with Kerry, he was in their previous, not sure what happened??? Just on this - at what position? Midfield, around the half forward line or at full forward? |
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Post by mike70 on Aug 16, 2024 18:10:30 GMT
I have to agree a beautifully balanced footballer, probably as good of most of the bench squad in with Kerry, but delivers composure in his game that some of those others don’t have, makes time on the ball for himself. Like to see him back in with Kerry, he was in their previous, not sure what happened??? Just on this - at what position? Midfield, around the half forward line or at full forward? Maybe inside line, but he has played across all the lines you mentioned, not the expert but like him inside or in the middle. As someone mentioned he was in before, so can’t remember him getting any game time. The lad definetly has quality, enough of experts to see where he might fit. |
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Post by edgeofthesquare on Aug 16, 2024 19:13:24 GMT
Just on this - at what position? Midfield, around the half forward line or at full forward? Maybe inside line, but he has played across all the lines you mentioned, not the expert but like him inside or in the middle. As someone mentioned he was in before, so can’t remember him getting any game time. The lad definetly has quality, enough of experts to see where he might fit. He was an unbelievable minor but I think his problem is he doesn’t have the mobility or work rate that is so highly valued nowadays at inter county level. |
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Post by mike70 on Aug 16, 2024 19:35:54 GMT
Maybe inside line, but he has played across all the lines you mentioned, not the expert but like him inside or in the middle. As someone mentioned he was in before, so can’t remember him getting any game time. The lad definetly has quality, enough of experts to see where he might fit. He was an unbelievable minor but I think his problem is he doesn’t have the mobility or work rate that is so highly valued nowadays at inter county level. Maybe so. |
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