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Post by horsebox77 on Oct 19, 2024 16:05:36 GMT
Updated Results
Sunday 13th October
St Senans 1-10 v 0-04 Asdee
Friday 18th October @ 8.00pm
Ballyduff 4-14 v 1-07 Ballylongford
Saturday 19th October @ 3.30pm
Desmonds 2-12 v 1-10 Beale
Brosna 1-12 v 1-14 Moyvane
Sunday 20th October @ 1pm
Tarbert 0-00 v 0-00 Listowel Emmets
Sunday 20th October @ 3pm
Duagh 0-00 v 0-00 Finuge
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Post by southward on Oct 19, 2024 19:40:02 GMT
Tarbert v Listowel tomorrow is OFF.
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Post by horsebox77 on Oct 20, 2024 8:27:36 GMT
Tarbert v Listowel tomorrow is OFF. County Board have a blanket call off, local districts followed suit.. All NK Minor and Senior games are off. There is a fixtures meeting early in week to refix. |
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Post by diego on Oct 20, 2024 23:10:47 GMT
Updated Results Sunday 13th October St Senans 1-10 v 0-04 Asdee Friday 18th October @ 8.00pm Ballyduff 4-14 v 1-07 Ballylongford Saturday 19th October @ 3.30pm Desmonds 2-12 v 1-10 Beale Brosna 1-12 v 1-14 Moyvane Sunday 20th October @ 1pm Tarbert 0-00 v 0-00 Listowel Emmets Sunday 20th October @ 3pm Duagh 0-00 v 0-00 Finuge Cheers Horsebox. Your prediction from a few weeks ago for the Ballyduff game had me intrigued, given Ballylongford haven't been too competitive for a good few years now against the big guns of the NKC. You weren't confusing them for Ballydonoghue by any chance? |
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Post by horsebox77 on Oct 21, 2024 19:10:16 GMT
Updated Results Sunday 13th October St Senans 1-10 v 0-04 Asdee Friday 18th October @ 8.00pm Ballyduff 4-14 v 1-07 Ballylongford Saturday 19th October @ 3.30pm Desmonds 2-12 v 1-10 Beale Brosna 1-12 v 1-14 Moyvane Sunday 20th October @ 1pm Tarbert 0-00 v 0-00 Listowel Emmets Sunday 20th October @ 3pm Duagh 0-00 v 0-00 Finuge Cheers Horsebox. Your prediction from a few weeks ago for the Ballyduff game had me intrigued, given Ballylongford haven't been too competitive for a good few years now against the big guns of the NKC. You weren't confusing them for Ballydonoghue by any chance? Ah god yes… jez,.. |
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Post by horsebox77 on Oct 21, 2024 19:13:32 GMT
Updated fixtures from last weeks storm deferrals
Updated Results
Sunday 13th October
St Senans 1-10 v 0-04 Asdee
Friday 18th October @ 8.00pm
Ballyduff 4-14 v 1-07 Ballylongford
Saturday 19th October @ 3.30pm
Desmonds 2-12 v 1-10 Beale
Brosna 1-12 v 1-14 Moyvane
Saturday 26th October @ 3:30pm
Tarbert 0-05 v 4-09 Listowel Emmets
Saturday, 26th October @ 3:30pm
Duagh 2-15 v 1-05 Finuge
Quarter Final Draw was made tonight - All four quarter finals played at neutral venues.
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Post by mossie on Oct 21, 2024 21:03:12 GMT
Ballyduff had a strong looking full forward line v Ballylongford
Luke Rochford, Padraig Boyle and Kevin Goulding with Evan Boyle on the 40
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Post by horsebox77 on Oct 21, 2024 23:16:25 GMT
Ballyduff had a strong looking full forward line v Ballylongford Luke Rochford, Padraig Boyle and Kevin Goulding with Evan Boyle on the 40 Their clash with B'donoghue is prob the tie of the round, in saying that all quarter finals are even enough to be fair |
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Post by horsebox77 on Oct 26, 2024 16:13:54 GMT
Massive win by Listowel this evening, Tarbert were poor but short a good few from Junior Final.
The quarter final pairings are known now, although Knocknagoshel are struggling to field by all accounts.
Saturday 02nd Nov @3pm in Duagh
Moyvane vs Knocknagoshel
Saturday 02nd Nov @3pm in Mountcoal
Ballydonoghue vs Ballyduff
Sunday 03rd Nov @ 3pm in Moyvane
Duagh vs Listowel
Sunday 03rd Nov @ 1:30pm in Brosna
Desmond’s vs St Senans.
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Post by veteran on Oct 26, 2024 16:32:57 GMT
Listowel 4-9. Tarbert 0-5. HT 1-8 0-2
The scoreline tells the full story . Tarbert were outclassed and never approached the levels they achieved against Duagh. They were missing a few from that night especially ace forward. Cillian Langan. Listowel got the first few points and when Eddie Healy goaled it looked ominous for Tarbert. The game was decided by half time.
Listowel got three further goals in the second half via Eddie Healy ,again , Sam Tarrant.and Adam O’Rourke. They dominated midfield through Jo Jo Grimes and Eddie Healy.
Rain fell all through the match. Mike Hennessy had an easy task , apart from one minor flare up.
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Post by southward on Oct 26, 2024 16:51:09 GMT
Listowel 4-9. Tarbert 0-5. HT 1-8 0-2 The scoreline tells the full story . Tarbert were outclassed and never approached the levels they achieved against Duagh. They were missing a few from that night especially ace forward. Cillian Langan. Listowel got the first few points and when Eddie Healy goaled it looked ominous for Tarbert. The game was decided by half time. Listowel got three further goals in the second half via Eddie Healy ,again , Sam Tarrant.and Adam O’Rourke. They dominated midfield through Jo Jo Grimes and Eddie Healy. Rain fell all through the match. Mike Hennessy had an easy task , apart from one minor flare up. Tarbert were very disappointing today and really, it could have been a lot worse for them in the second half if Listowel had been so minded. Good crowd out today. Duagh up next for Emmets, they had a comfortable win over Finuge in the end. |
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Post by horsebox77 on Nov 2, 2024 16:56:29 GMT
Big winning margin in Duagh, but poor fair by all accounts.
Saturday 02nd Nov @3pm in Duagh
Moyvane 4-13 vs 0-04 Knocknagoshel
Saturday 02nd Nov @3pm in Mountcoal
Ballydonoghue 0-10 vs 0-10 Ballyduff FT
Ballydonoghue 0-14 vs 0-14 Ballyduff ET
Ballyduff win on Penalties
Sunday 03rd Nov @ 3pm in Moyvane
Duagh 0-00 vs 0-00 Listowel
Sunday 03rd Nov @ 1:30pm in Brosna
Desmond’s 0-00 vs 0-00 St Senans.
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Post by topoftown on Nov 2, 2024 19:38:36 GMT
Massive win for Ballyduff. They were without Jack O'Sullivan but had Jack Goulding home from London. Paud Costello came on too so they're making a big push this year by the looks of it.
Jason Foley played for Ballydonoghue.
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Post by diego on Nov 2, 2024 19:52:30 GMT
Cheers Horsebox. Your prediction from a few weeks ago for the Ballyduff game had me intrigued, given Ballylongford haven't been too competitive for a good few years now against the big guns of the NKC. You weren't confusing them for Ballydonoghue by any chance? Ah god yes… jez,.. Nailed that prediction in fairness. Respect, in retrospect. |
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Post by horsebox77 on Nov 2, 2024 20:00:17 GMT
Nailed that prediction in fairness. Respect, in retrospect. No, ballyduff aren't bad, they've had a good influx of youth in the last three years - I like what they're about they're minors are in a c'ship semi final tomorrow against a highly fancied Tarbert/Bally combination. They will be a force over the next few years...whereas Ballydonoghue have stagnated with nothing coming through, they couldn't field at minor level this year and have nothing coming through.. still in all, I fancied Duagh from the off even before their Club County win... nothing I've seen has changed my mind.. I think they will beat a fancied Listowel tomorrow.. |
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Post by Ballydonoghoor on Nov 3, 2024 11:58:21 GMT
Jack doesn't want players playing local championship, due to fatigue, yet he played the likes of Seanie Shea in the Mcgrath cup, and brought the Clifford's on above in Monaghan , it's wrong in my opinion a very valid point, use plenty of players in the league and no one will be flogged bringing the Cliffords back so soon last year smacked of panic the last 2 all irelands have been won out of division 2 of the national league and we break into a panic re losing a few matches in division 1. You had better be be careful what you say about Whacko Jacko around here - I got an right earful from a buck myself! |
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Post by kingdomgreenandgold on Nov 3, 2024 17:01:39 GMT
Nailed that prediction in fairness. Respect, in retrospect. No, ballyduff aren't bad, they've had a good influx of youth in the last three years - I like what they're about they're minors are in a c'ship semi final tomorrow against a highly fancied Tarbert/Bally combination. They will be a force over the next few years...whereas Ballydonoghue have stagnated with nothing coming through, they couldn't field at minor level this year and have nothing coming through.. still in all, I fancied Duagh from the off even before their Club County win... nothing I've seen has changed my mind.. I think they will beat a fancied Listowel tomorrow.. Duagh, like all other teams in North Kerry have a bit to go to catch up to this Listowel team. Beaten out the gate today by a similar margin to Tarbert. This Listowel team are looking like the best outfit to come from North Kerry in a while |
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Post by horsebox77 on Nov 3, 2024 17:10:02 GMT
Big winning margin in Duagh, but poor fair by all accounts. Saturday 02nd Nov @3pm in Duagh Moyvane 4-13 vs 0-04 Knocknagoshel Saturday 02nd Nov @3pm in Mountcoal Ballydonoghue 0-10 vs 0-10 Ballyduff FT Ballydonoghue 0-14 vs 0-14 Ballyduff ET Ballyduff win on Penalties Sunday 03rd Nov @ 3pm in Moyvane Duagh 0-09 vs 4-12 Listowel Sunday 03rd Nov @ 1:30pm in Brosna Desmond’s 1-13 vs 0-15 St Senans. Semi Final draw made this evening. Castleisland vs Moyvane Lustowel vs Ballyduff |
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Post by horsebox77 on Nov 3, 2024 17:13:58 GMT
No, ballyduff aren't bad, they've had a good influx of youth in the last three years - I like what they're about they're minors are in a c'ship semi final tomorrow against a highly fancied Tarbert/Bally combination. They will be a force over the next few years...whereas Ballydonoghue have stagnated with nothing coming through, they couldn't field at minor level this year and have nothing coming through.. still in all, I fancied Duagh from the off even before their Club County win... nothing I've seen has changed my mind.. I think they will beat a fancied Listowel tomorrow.. Duagh, like all other teams in North Kerry have a bit to go to catch up to this Listowel team. Beaten out the gate today by a similar margin to Tarbert. This Listowel team are looking like the best outfit to come from North Kerry in a while Yes they were frighteningly good today, they have amassed a serious panel with options in most areas. They absolutely battered Duagh today and on that display, it's hard to see any team beating them. Considering the size of Listowel it's about time their plans are coming to fruition. I naively fancied Duagh today but boy was I well off the mark. Looking like a Listowel Desmonds final. |
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Post by veteran on Nov 3, 2024 17:35:56 GMT
Listowel 4-12 Duagh 0-9. HT 2-9 0-5
A perfect afternoon for football. At least a perfect afternoon for Listowel to suggest that it will take a hot team to beat them in the semifinal. Duagh were just a shadow of the team who won the county junior title but the principal reason for that was the quality of the opposition. A huge chasm in standards which was a disappointment for the huge crowd present.
It did not take long for the pattern to unfold. Listowel were faster, stronger , more determined and ,above all , they had superior players in most positions. Points flowed over, particularly from the outstanding Cormac Mulvihill, four in all, and when Adam O’Rourke . nominally at corner forward but an ever present nuisance all over the pitch , scored their first goal one sensed there would be only one outcome even at that early stage. Eddie Healy created and scored their second although that was scarcely needed to determine the outcome. Listowel were on top at midfield with the result that Cormac Dillon , Duagh’s only scoring threat , was starved . And when he did get ball he was mobbed immediately as Listowel realized he was the danger. Duagh did manage to release one shot which seemed destined for the net but Jack Enright got down in a flash to make a great save. However, such was Listowel’s dominance it would have mattered little to the overall situation.
There was no significant alteration in matters in the second half as Listowel continued to exert control. Adam O’Rourke cut In from the left corner and was capsized. Jo Jo Grimes nonchalantly converted the penalty. A lively Sam Tarrant got Listowel’s fourth goal. Superfluous to requirements! Cormac Dillon nearly caught out the Listowel goalie with a wicked shot from an acute angle but again Jack Enright responded with alacrity. Cormac kicked six from frees, a few gargantuan ones , and one from play.. It is always a shame when a prodigious talent is not properly supplied. It is a harsh old world out there!
It is invidious to single out any Listowel player such was the balanced contribution from most members of the team. I will single out one player who always impresses me in an unspectacular, understated way and that is Sean Keane on the forty . As against Tarbert , this skillful footballer seems to be a clever conductor in most of Listowel’s more productive attacks,
Duagh will no doubt be very disappointed but the brutal truth is that they were outclassed. However, when the initial heartbreak dissipates they can reflect on their junior county title and in 2025 build from there, That is a good foundation.
Referee was unnecessarily fussy , to a level of irritation.
With the onset of the dark evenings, these matches will need to start at 2pm. in future.
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Post by darragh1 on Nov 4, 2024 9:06:12 GMT
Any fixture update for the semi finals of where they will be played.
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Post by horsebox77 on Nov 4, 2024 9:18:30 GMT
Any fixture update for the semi finals of where they will be played. I've heard talk of Sunday 10th and Sunday 17th. If I hear more I will post up. |
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Post by jerryewe on Nov 4, 2024 10:56:58 GMT
a very valid point, use plenty of players in the league and no one will be flogged bringing the Cliffords back so soon last year smacked of panic the last 2 all irelands have been won out of division 2 of the national league and we break into a panic re losing a few matches in division 1. You had better be be careful what you say about Whacko Jacko around here - I got an right earful from a buck myself! Criticism of Jack O Connor is fair but can you please stop referring to him as if you were a downmarket British tabloid? |
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Post by ballybunion on Nov 4, 2024 13:25:45 GMT
Bernard O Callaghan Senior Football Championship
Sponsored by Mcmunns Ballybunion Semi Final
Replay in the event of a draw
Saturday 9th November @ 2.30pm venue: Duagh
Castleisland Desmonds v Moyvane
Semi Final Replay in the event of a draw
Sunday 17th November @ 2.30pm venue: Con Brosnan Park Moyvane
Ballyduff v Listowel Emmets
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Post by mossie on Nov 4, 2024 16:56:28 GMT
Duagh, like all other teams in North Kerry have a bit to go to catch up to this Listowel team. Beaten out the gate today by a similar margin to Tarbert. This Listowel team are looking like the best outfit to come from North Kerry in a while Yes they were frighteningly good today, they have amassed a serious panel with options in most areas. They absolutely battered Duagh today and on that display, it's hard to see any team beating them. Considering the size of Listowel it's about time their plans are coming to fruition. I naively fancied Duagh today but boy was I well off the mark. Looking like a Listowel Desmonds final. The duffers seem to be rounding up all the troops for this campaign They have ambushed Listowel on a few occasions in the past. Could they do it again? |
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Post by veteran on Nov 4, 2024 17:20:32 GMT
Yes they were frighteningly good today, they have amassed a serious panel with options in most areas. They absolutely battered Duagh today and on that display, it's hard to see any team beating them. Considering the size of Listowel it's about time their plans are coming to fruition. I naively fancied Duagh today but boy was I well off the mark. Looking like a Listowel Desmonds final. The duffers seem to be rounding up all the troops for this campaign They have ambushed Listowel on a few occasions in the past. Could they do it again? They have and could do it again but this is the best Listowel team I have seen for a long time. |
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Post by mossie on Nov 4, 2024 18:04:51 GMT
The duffers seem to be rounding up all the troops for this campaign They have ambushed Listowel on a few occasions in the past. Could they do it again? They have and could do it again but this is the best Listowel team I have seen for a long time. I know what you mean Vet Kinda of be fancing Listowel but with the Duffers starting to motor you would have to be thinking jez they could pull it off Fair sprinkling of young talent in and around kerry minor and under 20 squads in recent years - Adam Segal, Evan Boyle, Kevin Goulding, Luke Rochford Padraig Boyle still carries a threat up front and if Jack Goulding can get home from London he will be some boost I love the way the Duffers can switch over from one code to the other Their u21 hurlers have a huge match next weekend as well against St Brendans |
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Post by horsebox77 on Nov 4, 2024 21:13:41 GMT
Agree that the Ballyduff boys are the one team that can pull off the ambush but anyone in Moyvane left yesterday shaking theirs heads in half awe, Listowel were just that good... but if they are to be caught, a semi final is the place to do it... funnily enough everyone is talking about Listowel and Ballyduff but no one is talking about Desmonds.. very much sneaking in under the radar will account for Moyvane easily in my opinion as Knocknagoshel were so depleted that several players donned the club colours just to fulfill the fixture.. Castleisland will be in the final, a week earlier fresher and half untested... don't rule them out even if Listowel will be overwhelming favourites
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Post by Ballydonoghoor on Nov 4, 2024 23:29:06 GMT
You had better be be careful what you say about Whacko Jacko around here - I got an right earful from a buck myself! Criticism of Jack O Connor is fair but can you please stop referring to him as if you were a downmarket British tabloid? My advice to you is to focus on the issue, not the individual; FYI my writing style lightens it, BTW which British tabloid was ever upmarket? Ah lave us poor hoors alone, haven't we enough to be dalin' with after the Duffers at the weekend! And a great report by our auld Vet - the wan thing I keep telling him is that his choice of the bigger word discredits him; such is the practice of empty vessels trying to cover up what they haven't got and out Vet isn't on that category! Vets reading of the game is noble, MOM and Houlihan are rightly proud, turn of phrase is neat but them big words interrupt the flow as some of us have to to look up our Oxford Dictionaries. Ah sure there's no pleasing us! |
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Post by kerryexile5 on Nov 5, 2024 16:46:31 GMT
They have and could do it again but this is the best Listowel team I have seen for a long time. I know what you mean Vet Kinda of be fancing Listowel but with the Duffers starting to motor you would have to be thinking jez they could pull it off Fair sprinkling of young talent in and around kerry minor and under 20 squads in recent years - Adam Segal, Evan Boyle, Kevin Goulding, Luke Rochford Padraig Boyle still carries a threat up front and if Jack Goulding can get home from London he will be some boost I love the way the Duffers can switch over from one code to the other Their u21 hurlers have a huge match next weekend as well against St Brendans You rarely see a Ballyduff team hammered the way Duagh were. The Duffers always produce players who are tough as nails from playing the hurling so they will give Listowel plenty of it until the final whistle and have young legs with plenty of football. But you’d have to fancy Listowel if they play the same brand of football they played v Duagh. It showed be a good match if the weather holds up. |
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