| Team | P | W | l | D | PF | PA | PD | Pts |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Keel | 12 | 10 | 1 | 1 | 156 | 100 | 56 | 21 |
| Dr Crokes | 12 | 10 | 2 | 0 | 221 | 144 | 77 | 20 |
| Lispole | 12 | 9 | 2 | 1 | 182 | 133 | 49 | 19 |
| Skelligs Rangers | 12 | 9 | 3 | 0 | 146 | 129 | 17 | 18 |
| Castlegregory | 11 | 5 | 4 | 2 | 172 | 149 | 23 | 12 |
| Firies | 11 | 5 | 5 | 1 | 194 | 165 | 29 | 11 |
| Renard | 11 | 5 | 6 | 0 | 160 | 164 | -4 | 10 |
| Beale | 11 | 4 | 7 | 0 | 137 | 156 | -19 | 8 |
| Tarbert | 11 | 4 | 7 | 0 | 120 | 149 | -29 | 8 |
| Duagh | 11 | 2 | 8 | 1 | 98 | 158 | -60 | 5 |
| Sneem/Derrynane | 11 | 1 | 9 | 1 | 121 | 163 | -42 | 3 |
| Scartaglin | 11 | 0 | 10 | 1 | 67 | 164 | -97 | 1 |
RESULTS
- Date
- Team
- Comment
- 30/10/2017 14:00
- 30/10
- Skelligs Rangers
- 0-14 v 3-9
- 0-14 v 3-9
- Dr Crokes
Credit Union Senior Football League Playoffs
There were a number of important Senior Football League Playoffs down for decision over the Bank Holiday weekend to decide outstanding Promotion and Relegation issues:
Division 4 Promotion Playoff
Dr Crokes 3-9
Skellig Rangers 0-14
Dr Crokes, who played all the second half with just 14 men, are promoted to Division 3 next season following a hard earned four points victory over Skellig Rangers in the Division 4 promotion playoff in Cromane on Bank Holiday Monday. The winners got the boost of an early goal from the penalty spot by Billy Courtney but with Darragh O’Sullivan pointing regularly, Skellig held a one point lead at the break, 0-7 to 1-3. Jason Lyne goaled on the restart for Crokes and Billy Courtney added points but Skellig, with Stephen O’Sullivan and Bernard Walsh marshalling the defence and Michael O’Sullivan finding his range, fought back to level the game with thirteen minutes to play. A late goal by Jamie Doolan finally secured victory for Dr Crokes who are promoted to Division 3 next season along with Keel and Lispole.
- 29/10/2017 13:00
- 29/10
- Keel
- 2-4 v 0-9
- 2-4 v 0-9
- Lispole
Credit Union Senior Football League Playoffs
There were a number of important Senior Football League Playoffs down for decision over the Bank Holiday weekend to decide outstanding Promotion and Relegation issues:
Division 4 Title Playoff – Keel are Division 4 Champions
Keel 2-4
Lispole 0-9
Goals win games and so it proved at Strand Rd this afternoon where Keel were crowned SFL Division 4 champions following a narrow victory over Lispole who had to play 55 minutes of the game with only 14 men after Breándán Dorgan was dismissed for two yellow cards. Lispole got the first three points of the game but Keel’s first score was a goal from Luke Flynn in the 16th minute and their first point, from Gary Sayers, came just before the break to leave the score 0-5 to 1-1 in favour of Lispole.
The winners had their second goal soon after the restart when a free by Gary Sayers dropped short and Colm O’Neill finished to the net at the second attempt. Lispole were dependant on Declan O’Sullivan(0-6) for scores but Stephen Cahalane in the Keel goal made numerous fine saves to keep his net intact. Lispole did have a late chance of a point from a free to level it and force extra time but Keel held out.
- 03/09/2017 13:30
- 03/09
- Beale
- Sneem/Derrynane
- conceded by sneem/derrynane
Beale received a walkover from Sneem-Derrynane
- 03/09/2017 13:30
- 03/09
- Castlegregory
- 1-12 v 3-17
- 1-12 v 3-17
- Dr Crokes
Dr. Crokes B 3-17, Castlegregory 1-12
Dr. Crokes B scored an 11 point win over Castlegregory in their Div. 4 Round 11 match played in Castlegregory. Two goals by Chris Doncel and Michael Casey for Dr. Crokes, within the first ten minutes, were crucial and left the home side chasing the game for the remainder. Maurice Slattery, Liam Maunsell, Brandon Hoare and Jimmy O’ Grady (2) kept their side in the contest but, try as they might, goal opportunities were hard to come by. Another goal from Michael Casey after twenty minutes left Castlegregory behind on a score of 3-9 to 0-9 at half-time.
Points by Maurice Slattery, Alan Fitzgerald from a free, Anto Kelliher (2) kept the home side in the game. A long ball in to full forward, Liam Maunsell, was transferred to Maurice Slattery who found the net. Crokes, however, kept the scoreboard ticking over and added 7 points in total in the second half, to run out comfortable winners in the end. Final score: Dr. Crokes B 3-17 Castlegregory 1-12.
Castlegregory: Colm Sills, Timmy Walsh, James Gallwey, David Sheehan (Joe O’ Connor 20 mins), Padraig Rohan, Gearóid Fitzgerald, Enda Whelan (Gavin O’ Connor half-time), Alan Fitzgerald (0-1), Timmy Moriarty, Brandon Hoare (0-1), Anton Kelliher (0-3), Michael Scanlon (0-1) (Brian Dowling half-time), Jimmy O’ Grady (0-2) Tomás O’ Connor half-time, Liam Maunsell (0-2), Maurice Slattery (1-2).
Dr. Crokes B: Alan Kelly, Brian Fitzgerald, Mark Egan, Creagh Courtney, Cillian Fitzgerald (0-1), Jason Lyne, David Naughten, Billy Courtney (0-3), David Shaw (0-3), Aaron Murphy, PJ Lawlor (0-1), Chris Doncel (1-1), Michael Casey (2-4), Paul Clarke (0-1), Jamie Doolan (0-2). Sub Dan Healy (0-1).
- 03/09/2017 13:30
- 03/09
- Duagh
- 0-11 v 3-7
- 0-11 v 3-7
- Renard
- 03/09/2017 13:30
- 03/09
- Scartaglin
- 0-10 v 2-14
- 0-10 v 2-14
- Lispole
Scartaglin 0-10, Lispole 2-14
Lispole proved too strong for Scartaglin, kicking some fine points and scoring a goal in both halves. Kieran Sullivan scored the first half goal and Brian Raol, Lispole's top scorer, getting the goal in the second half being their top scorer with 1-07.
- 03/09/2017 13:30
- 03/09
- Skelligs Rangers
- 1-10 v 0-8
- 1-10 v 0-8
- Tarbert
- 03/09/2017 13:00
- 03/09
- Firies
- 1-12 v 0-17
- 1-12 v 0-17
- Keel
Firies 1–12 Keel 0-17
Firies entertained Keel in the final round of the County League. This was a must win game for Keel, to ensure promotion to Division 3. They started well with two Gary Sayers points, but Firies hit back with five points, three from Colm O'Shea and one each from Jack Sherwood, who was having a major influence on the game, and Mike Daly. Gary Sayers with two further points reduced the deficit. Points were traded with three further Colm O'Shea points and for Keel, Sean Cremin and Luke Flynn, left the half time score: Firies 0-09, Keel 0-08.
After the break, Keel opened the scoring through Terry O'Sullivan and Aaron Murphy. Firies were then awarded a penalty for a foul on Jack Sherwood and Conal Murphy hit the crossbar and he followed up to put the ball into the net. Colm O'Shea followed the goal with a point, but Keel hit five points without reply through Gary Sayers, Thomas Ladden and Terry O'Sullivan. Further points were traded to leave a full time score of Firies 1-12, Keel 0-17.
- 13/08/2017 14:00
- 13/08
- Beale
- 2-18 v 2-8
- 2-18 v 2-8
- Firies
- 13/08/2017 14:00
- 13/08
- Dr Crokes
- 4-12 v 1-2
- 4-12 v 1-2
- Duagh
- 13/08/2017 14:00
- 13/08
- Keel
- 0-7 v 0-6
- 0-7 v 0-6
- Skelligs Rangers
Keel 0-07
Skellig Rangers 0-06
It was Skellig Rangers that opened the scoring in this top of table clash with a Diarmuid Keating free followed by a Keel point from Gary Sayers free both players exchanged points before Dylan Prendergast and Aaron Murphy to leave the half time score Keel 0-05, Skellig Rangers 0-04.
The second half was a low scoring affair with both defences giving little with Aaron Murphy and David McAssey getting on the score sheet for Keel with Diarmuid Keating replying. Skellig failed to score in the last quarter with Keel holding out for a 1 point win. Final Score Keel 0-07, Skellig Rangers 0-06.
- 13/08/2017 14:00
- 13/08
- Renard
- 1-10 v 1-7
- 1-10 v 1-7
- Sneem/Derrynane
Renard 1-10
Sneem/Derrynane 1-07
Renard played Sneem/Derrynane at home on Sunday last in showery damp conditions .This was a close encounter with Renard missing a few scores at the outset.
The opening score was a point by Daragh Fitzgerald following a pass from a free by Mark Sugrue. A crossfield pass from Robert Wharton to Daragh Fitzgerald led to another point. A point each from free and play by Ronan Hussey Sneem put first quarter score 0-02 each.
Conor O Leary, Mark Sugrue and Robert Wharton got points from play interspersed by a Ronan Hussey point. Ronan Hussey got a point from a free, a subsequent free by Ronan Hussey reached the foot of Michael O Connor and ended in the back of the net just before half time.
Half time score Renard 0-05 Sneem/Derrynane 1-04.
A point from free by Mark Sugrue opened second half scoring. Ronan Hussey responded with a point from play. Mark Sugrue got a point from free followed by a point from play by Robert Wharton and a Ronan Hussey point.
Daragh Fitzgerald and Mark Sugrue both got points from play. A few minutes before full time Eoin O'Neill found the back of the net for Renard. A point from play by Ronan Hussey in injury time put final score Renard 1-10 Sneem/Derrynane 1-07
- 12/08/2017 19:00
- 12/08
- Lispole
- 0-15 v 2-7
- 0-15 v 2-7
- Castlegregory
Lios Póil 0-15
Castlegregory 2-07
In a game of significant importance for both sides, it was hosts Lios Póil who came away with two crucial county League points.
Hosts Lios Póil raced into a four points lead, Tomás Ó Cíobháin one of the scorers, before Castlegregory scored their opening Point. Despite Ciarán Trike Ó Súilleabháin getting the next point, it was Castlegregory who set about reducing Lios Póil’s lead. They did this with Jimmy O Grady pointing and Adam O Donnel goaling, to leave them only two points behind by the 20th minute of the first half 0-07 to 1-02. It was Castlegregory who then went on to outscore Lios Póil 0-03 to 0-02 in the closing minutes of the first half, which left the half time score Lios Póil 0-09, Castlegregory 1-05.
A Deaclán Ó Súilleabháin point got the second half underway and the hosts subsequently added two further points, before Jimmy O Grady scored a pointed free for Castlegregory.
Jimmy O'Grady found the back of the net, to leave three points between the sides. Lios Póil responded with four points in a row, Tomás Ó Cíobháin once again finding the mark. A point by Anton Kelliher near the end of the second half proved to be Castlegregory and the games final score.
Full time Score Lios Póil 0-15, Castlegregory 2-07
- 12/08/2017 19:00
- 12/08
- Tarbert
- Scartaglin
- conceded by scartaglin
- 29/07/2017 19:30
- 29/07
- Dr Crokes
- 1-14 v 2-10
- 1-14 v 2-10
- Sneem/Derrynane
- 28/07/2017 19:30
- 28/07
- Keel
- 1-17 v 0-8
- 1-17 v 0-8
- Castlegregory
Keel 1-17
Castlegregory 0-8
Castlegregory travelled to Keel last evening for what was billed as a crucial Division 4 promotion tie.
Apart from the first ten minutes when the sides exchanged points, the game was totally dominated by Keel. Points from David McAssey, Aaron Murphy, Gary Sayers and Terry O’ Sullivan for Keel saw them build a lead of 0-9 to 0-3 after 25 minutes, Castlegregory’s scores coming from Anto Kelliher (free), Michael Scanlon and Liam Maunsell. A goal by Aaron Murphy immediately before the interval extended the lead.
To add to their woes, Castlegregory lost Alan Fitzgerald to injury before half time and Micheál Ó Sé shortly afterwards.
Despite an improved showing in the second half, the visitors were confined to pointed frees from Anto Kelliher (4) and Timmy Moriarty while five of Keel’s eight points in the same period came from play. In the end, Keel ran out comfortable winners on a score of 1-17 to 0-8.
- 23/07/2017 14:00
- 23/07
- Duagh
- 1-10 v 1-16
- 1-10 v 1-16
- Lispole
Duagh 1-10, Lispole 1-16.
Played In good conditions despite a fresh breeze, Duagh opened the scoring with a point from play. Lispole quickly responded with four points, two from frees, and two from play. Duagh pointed from a free, but Lispole winning a great deal of breaking ball had a good ten minutes before half time scoring four points, all from play. Half time score: Duagh 0-2, Lispole 0-8.
On resumption, Duagh reduced arrears with two points from play, before two Lispole points were followed by a Lispole goal finished by Adrian Ryall. Jason Carmody added three further points for Duagh, but Lispole added five further points, three from play. Duagh kept trying and Kieran Quirke goaled late for Duagh, but it was too late. Final score Duagh 1-10, Lispole 1-16.
- 23/07/2017 14:00
- 23/07
- Sneem/Derrynane
- 1-10 v 3-18
- 1-10 v 3-18
- Firies
No report from Sneem-Derrynane on the Sneem-Derrynane V Firies game
- 23/07/2017 14:00
- 23/07
- Renard
- 1-14 v 2-15
- 1-14 v 2-15
- Dr Crokes
Renard 1-14. Dr. Crokes (B) 2-15
Renard played at home against Crokes B on Sunday last in beautiful conditions. Brian Sugrue opened the scoring with a point from play. Mark Sugrue scored two points, one from a free. Chris Doncel got a point from play. Two points from Paudie Casey. A point from Conor O Leary and Eoghan McCrohan exchanged with a point from free by Billy Courtney and a point from play David Shaw put the first quarter score: Renard 0-07, Dr. Crokes 0-03. Michael Casey scored two consecutive points for Dr. Crokes and a point from play by PJ Lawlor followed. Mark Sugrue Renard got a point from free. A point from Chris Doncel followed by a Michael Casey goal pushed Crokes ahead, minutes before half time. Half time score Renard 0-08. Crokes 1-07.
Paul Clarke opened the second half scoring. Three further points by David Shaw ensued. Renard struck for a goal from Brian Sugrue. Mark Sugrue got a point from a free, Conor O Leary and Eoghan McDaid exchanged points with Michael Casey and Bryan O Shea to put third quarter score: Renard 1-10, Crokes B 1-13 . Chris Doncel got a point and a Dan Healy goal followed. Eoghan McDaid got a point from play. Billy Courtney responded accordingly. A Mark Sugrue point from free and Brian Sugrue point from play put the final score: Renard 1-14, Dr. Crokes 2-15.
- 22/07/2017 19:30
- 22/07
- Castlegregory
- 3-18 v 0-14
- 3-18 v 0-14
- Tarbert
Castlegregory 3-18, Tarbert 0-14
Castlegregory defeated Tarbert in their Division 4 encounter, played in Castlegregory. The home side totally dominated the first half and led by 2-10 to 0-6 at half-time. Timothy Moriarty had the ball in the Tarbert net within the first minute and the score set the tone for the game. Anto Kelliher was in top form and kicked six points in the half, five from play. Tarbert were reliant on pointed frees from Finbarr Carrig and Killian Lanigan, their two points from open play coming from Lanigan and Danny Wren. Excellent combination play by the Castlegregory men culminated in points from Liam Maunsell, Michael Scanlon, Timothy Moriarty and a pointed Alan Fitzgerald free. A second Castlegregory goal in the 25th minute from Brandon Hoare left them leading by twelve points at the interval.
The second half was a more subdued affair. Points by Timmy Moriarty, Liam Maunsell and Maurice Slattery helped to maintain the home side’s lead. The Shannonsiders, however, kept plugging away. They were through on goal on a number of occasions, but the Castlegregory defence held firm. Tarbert registered six points in the third quarter, which was their best period of the game. A goal from Maurice Slattery midway through the second half put the contest beyond doubt for Castle. Anto Kelliher, Jimmy O’ Grady, Maurice Slattery, Timmy Moriarty and Anton Kelliher brought proceedings to a close. Final score: Castlegregory 3-18, Tarbert 0-14.
- 22/07/2017 19:00
- 22/07
- Skelligs Rangers
- 1-16 v 1-14
- 1-16 v 1-14
- Beale
No report from Skellig Rangers on the Skellig Rangers V Beale
- 21/07/2017 19:30
- 21/07
- Scartaglin
- 0-4 v 1-9
- 0-4 v 1-9
- Keel
Scartaglin 0-4, Keel 1-9
Keel defeated Scartaglin in this round nine game played on Friday night last in very wet conditions. An early Keel goal from Aaron Murphy got the visitors off to an excellent start and Keel went on to win comfortably. Final Score Scartaglin 0-4 Keel 1-9
- 16/07/2017 14:30
- 16/07
- Tarbert
- 2-14 v 0-8
- 2-14 v 0-8
- Duagh
Tarbert 2-15 Duagh 0-8
After Tarbert opened up a quick three point lead, Duagh responded with three points to make the sides level after ten minutes. Both sides exchanged points, but Tarbert then went up 0-8 to 0-6, thanks to points from Ambrose Lanigan and Brian Heaphy, before the crucial score of the half came from a well taken goal by Shea McDonnell, to leave Tarbert up 1-8 to 0-6 at half time.
Killian Langan put Tarbert further ahead with a point at the start of the second half, before another well worked goal by Finbarr Carrig after five minutes. This put Tarbert in the driving seat and they ran out convincing winners on a final scoreline of Tarbert 2-15, Duagh 0-8.
- 16/07/2017 14:00
- 16/07
- Firies
- 2-9 v 2-11
- 2-9 v 2-11
- Skelligs Rangers
Firies 2-09, Skellig Rangers 2-11.
Skellig Rangers travelled to Farranfore to take on Firies on a beautiful day for football. In what turned out to be a very tight first half, Firies opened the scoring through Shane O'Donoghue. Skellig replied through Michael O'Sullivan. Firies scored 1-03 with the goal coming from Con O'Mahony after a great run. Skellig replied with three points through Diarmuid Keating. Scores were exchanged to leave the half time score: Firies 1-05 Skellig
0-06.
After the break, Skellig took control and hit 2-03 with the goals coming from Danny O'Sullivan and Roman O'Shea. Firies came back and scored a goal through Conal Murphy, to bring them back into the game. With further points from Colm O'Shea and William Courtney, it set up a tense finish. Final Score: Firies 2-09 Skellig Rangers 2-11.
- 16/07/2017 14:00
- 16/07
- Lispole
- 1-8 v 0-10
- 1-8 v 0-10
- Renard
Lios Póil 1-08 Renard 0-10
Lios Póil came out with a narrow win, in a keenly contested match. Playing at home, both sides were level after ten minutes, following an exchange of points from Tomás Ó Cíobháin for Lios Póil and Mark Sugrue for Renard. It was then that Renard hit a purple patch, as further points from Brian Sugrue and Darragh Fitgerald, to name just two of their scorers, followed. That left the half time score: Renard 0-06 Lios Póil 0-02.
Trailing by four points, it was Lios Póil who had the better start. They swiftly set about reducing the gap, with Nollaig Ó hUigín getting the opening point and the score of the second half. Despite Brian Sugrue bringing it back to four immediately, it was the hosts who went on to outscore Renard 1-04 to 0-01 over the next ten minutes, Tomás O Cíobháin, the goal scorer. This left Lios Póil with a slender one point lead 1-06 to 0-08. Lios Póil added a further point, despite being reduced to 13 men. Playing with two extra men, Renard went on to score the next point, only for Lios Póil to add a further two to their tally and thus extend their lead to two points. Jim Sugrue for Renard succeeded in reducing the gap back to a point, only for them to be dealt with a double blow of a black card and losing a player to a red card. Final Score: Lios Póil 1-08, Renard 0-10
- 15/07/2017 19:30
- 15/07
- Beale
- 2-9 v 0-4
- 2-9 v 0-4
- Scartaglin
No report from Beale on the Beale vs Scartaglin game.
- 01/07/2017 19:30
- 01/07
- Castlegregory
- 0-17 v 0-8
- 0-17 v 0-8
- Beale
Castlegregory 0-17, Beale 0-8.
Castlegregory defeated Beale by nine points in the Division 4 encounter, played in Castlegregory this evening. Although the margin was comfortable in the end, the locals were forced to fight to the end in the face of a dogged Beale display. Playing with the aid of a stiff breeze, Beale opened the scoring with points from James McMahon and Cillian Courtney. Six minutes had passed before Alan Fitzgerald pointed from play for the home side. Excellent defence was succeeding in curbing the Beale forwards and they registered only three more points in the half. Further points from Jordan Quirke, Anto Kelliher and a 45m free from Alan Fitzgerald left the half-time score at 0-8 to 0-5 in favour of Castlegregory.
Castle dominated the second period and could have finished off the game, had they converted some of their numerous goal-scoring chances. Three points by Alan Fitzgerald increased the lead and further points by Liam Maunsell (2) and Jimmy O’ Grady put the result beyond doubt. Final score: Castlegregory 0-17, Beale 0-8.
Castlegregory: David O’ Dowd, Gavin O’ Connor (Timmy Walsh), James Galwey, Gearóid Fitzgerald (David Sheehan), Joe O’ Connor, Timmy Moriarty (0-2), Brian Dowling (Colm Sills), Alan Fitzgerald (0-6), Adam O’ Donnell, Brandon Hoare (0-1), Jordan Quirke (0-1) (Enda Whelan), Michael Scanlon, Anton Kellliher (0-4), Maurice Slattery (Liam Maunsell), Jimmy O’ Grady (0-1).
Beale: Sean Dee, John Griffin, Colm Kissane, Fionán Twomey, Shane Joy, Neilus Mulvihill, Rory Mulvihill, Jeremy King, Ian Mannix, Tom Joy, Cormac Linnane, Paul Collins, Daragh Buckley, James McMahon, Cillian Courtney.
- 01/07/2017 19:30
- 01/07
- Duagh
- 0-4 v 1-12
- 0-4 v 1-12
- Keel
Duagh 0-4 Keel 1-14
On an ideal night for football, Keel attacked a lot but it was Duagh that went into a two point lead from play. Mid way through the half,l Keel had levelled and with Sayers very much on song the visitors went into a 7-4 point lead by half time. Six points from play and one from a free. Two points from play for Duagh, also from play, kept the half time margin to three points.
Duagh seemed to tire in the second half and Keel stretched the lead again, mostly from play. Sayers then received a great pass and finished the ball to the Duagh net. Keel were now in top gear and the final whistle went. Duagh failed to score in second half.
DUAGH: J Dennehy, D Scanlon, J O Brien, A Carmody, K Quirke 0-1, A O Connor, J Joy, M O Connor, J Kelly, M Kirby, N O Connor 0-2, G McCarthy 0-1, J Carmody, D O Donoghue, P Shanahan. Subs: D Hayes, T Quirke, D Joy, J Curran.
KEEL: S Cahillane, S Cremins, J Foley, B Murphy, G Evans, D O Neill, A Cahillane, T Ladden 0-1, M Burke 0-4, D McAssey, C O Neill 0-1, D Prendergast, T O Sullivan 0-2, A Murphy 0-1, G Sayers 1-5.
- 01/07/2017 19:30
- 01/07
- Renard
- 1-11 v 2-6
- 1-11 v 2-6
- Tarbert
Renard 1-11 Tarbert 2-6
Tarbert made the long journey to play Renard at home on Saturday July 1 at 7.30pm . The game was played in dry weather with a moderate breeze and Renard had the advantage of this in the first half. Tarbert dominated the first quarter with a point from Mark Buckley and two points, one from a free, by Killian Langan . Killian Langan got another point from a free and Alan Curran impeded what would have been an almost certain own goal for Renard. Mark Sugrue and Robert Wharton both got points from play and Andrew Doherty and Finbarr Carrig for the visitors exchanged points with Mark Sugrue and Paudie Casey for Renard. The first half finished with a point from play and a point from free by Robert Wharton. Half time score Tarbert 2-4 Renard 0-6.
Robert Wharton opened the second half scoring with a point from play. A goal by David O’Sullivan and a point by Eoin O’Neill edged Renard ahead at end of third quarter. Tarbert responded with a point by Andrew Doherty to equalise. Daragh FitzGerald scored two points in succession followed by an Eoin McCrohan point. Killian Langan Tarbert got the final score, a point from play . Final score: Renard 1-11 Tarbert 2-6.
Renard Team: Nigel Curran ,Alan Curran ,Kevin Curran ,Fionan Kissane ,Jim Sugrue ,Eoin O Neill,Brian O’Sullivan ,Colm O Neill ,Mark Sugrue ,Paudie Casey ,Daragh FitzGerald ,Robert Wharton ,Conor O’Leary ,Brian Sugrue ,David O Sullivan .Subs used Eoghan McDaid and Eoin McCrohan .
Tarbert Team John Kennedy ,Sean Holly ,Kevin Enright ,Michael Heaphy ,Noel Kennedy , Danny Wren ,Michael Carrig ,Michael Normile ,Donal Leahy ,Finbarr Carrig , Mark Buckley ,Brian Heaphy ,Andrew Doherty ,Killian Langan ,Ambrose Lanagin .Subs used Evan Allen for John Kennedy ,Jack Healy for Danny Wren in first half and Brendan Cregan for Michael Carrig in second half .
- 01/07/2017 19:30
- 01/07
- Skelligs Rangers
- 2-16 v 1-12
- 2-16 v 1-12
- Sneem/Derrynane
- 01/07/2017 18:00
- 01/07
- Dr Crokes
- 2-13 v 2-8
- 2-13 v 2-8
- Lispole
- 29/06/2017 19:30
- 29/06
- Scartaglin
- 0-4 v 1-15
- 0-4 v 1-15
- Firies
- 25/06/2017 14:00
- 25/06
- Dr Crokes
- 1-11 v 0-4
- 1-11 v 0-4
- Scartaglin
- 24/06/2017 19:30
- 24/06
- Keel
- 0-11 v 0-11
- 0-11 v 0-11
- Lispole
- 18/06/2017 14:30
- 18/06
- Beale
- 1-8 v 1-11
- 1-8 v 1-11
- Duagh
- 18/06/2017 14:00
- 18/06
- Tarbert
- 1-5 v 3-15
- 1-5 v 3-15
- Dr Crokes
Dr.Crokes (B) 3-15 Tarbert 1-5
Tarbert seniors suffered a heavy defeat at the hands of a fit and youthful Dr. Crokes B team played in Shannon Park last Sunday. Crokes got off to a great start and were up 1-2 to no score, thanks to a goal from corner forward Michael Casey, before a great run from Tarbert's Shane O’Connor rattled the Crokes net. This was the only reprieve Tarbert got as Crokes dominated all sectors to lead at half time by 1-10 to 1-2.
Tarbert got off to a terrible start to the second half with Crokes getting a goal straight from the throw in from midfielder Paul Clarke and another goal from Chris Doncel sealed an easy win for Crokes on a scoreline of 1-5 to 3-15.
- 17/06/2017 19:30
- 17/06
- Firies
- 1-15 v 1-15
- 1-15 v 1-15
- Castlegregory
Firies 1 – 15, Castlegregory 1 – 15.
Firies entertained Castlegregory in Farranfore and it turned out to be an excellent match. Castlegregory opened the scoring through Anton Kelliher and Firies replied through William Courtney. This was the trend with points being exchanged between the sides through Castlegregory's Alan Fitzgerald and Jimmy O'Grady and Firies through Colm O'Shea and Ed Kerrisk. A Castlegregory dismissal after 20 minutes appeared to swing the game in favour of Firies, but it was Castlegregory who took the initiative and scored 1 - 2 without reply coming from Jimmy O'Grady. Firies came storming back and finished the half stronger with a goal by Mike Daly and two points by Jack Sherwood to leave the scores level at the break: 1 - 8 each.
After the restart, Firies opened the scoring through Colm O'Shea, but Castlegregory hit back through Alan Fitzgerald and Brandon Hoare. Firies then took control of the game and hit five unanswered points through Colm O'Shea and Mike Daly, but Castlegregory came back with three points through Alan Fitzgerald and Anton Kelliher. Further scores were exchanged and the game ended with honours even. Final Score Firies 1-15, Castlegregory 1 - 15.
- 17/06/2017 19:30
- 17/06
- Keel
- 1-12 v 1-10
- 1-12 v 1-10
- Renard
Keel 1-12, Renard 1-10
Keel played host to Renard on Saturday evening; Coming into the game, both teams came off the back of good wins in their previous round. In the glorious evening sunshine, it was Renard’s Mark Sugrue who opened the scoring in the sixth minute, quickly cancelled out by Gary Sayers . Further points from Sugrue (2) and one from Gary Sayers and Aaron Murphy (2) left Keel up 0-4 to 0-3 after the 20 minutes. Keel finished the half stronger with Martin Burke scoring the crucial first half goal, followed by a point each from Gary Sayers and Martin Burke to leave the half time score: Keel 1-05 Renard 0-04
Renard started the third quarter stronger, with points from Mark Sugrue (2) and Dara Fitzgerald (2). Points from Terry O’Sullivan and Dylan Prendergast left Keel leading going into the final 15 minutes. Thomas Ladden and Martin Burke extended Keel’s lead to four, before Renard scored a fortunate goal with seven minutes left on the clock. This led to an exciting final minutes. Keel lost their influential midfielder Martin Burke, but Aaron Murphy steadied the nerves with two points followed by a reply from Mark Sugrue, leaving the final score Keel 1-12 Renard 1-10
- 17/06/2017 19:30
- 17/06
- Sneem/Derrynane
- 0-10 v 1-15
- 0-10 v 1-15
- Lispole
Sneem/Derrynane 0-10, Lispole 1-15
Lispole were off the mark with a Cathal O’Sullivan point in the first minute and Declan O’Sullivan added another a minute later. Ronan Hussey responded with two points for the home team to level matters. Ian Galvin nudged them ahead with a point in the 18th minute. Noel and Donnacha Higgins and Kieran O’Sullivan all had points to restore the lead for Lispole. Ronan Hussey pulled one back for Sneem/Derrynane in the 22nd minute. The next score was to be the game changer, when Cathal O’Sullivan got through for a Lispole goal in the 24th minute, to put the visitors ahead by 1-5 to 0-4. Ronan Hussey got one back for the home team, but this was soon cancelled out by one from Mathew Sean Griffin. Then Lispole turned the screw with a succession of points from Donnacha Higgins and Cathal and Declan O'Sullivan. Ronan Hussey had a late point to leave the half time score 1-9 to 0-6 to Lispole.
Denis Sullivan, with a Sneem/Derrynane point, opened the second half scoring but a Cathal O’Sullivan free soon cancelled this out for Lispole. Hussey in the eighth minute got one back for the home side. Tom Kavanagh and Cathal Sullivan again pushed Lispole further ahead with points in the 11th and 13th minutes. Hussey again pulled one back in the 18th minute to leave it 1-12 to 0-9 to Lispole. Hussey and Cathal O’Sullivan then swapped points before the O'Sullivans Cathal and Declan finished with late points to give Lispole the points on a final score: Lispole1-15, Sneem/Derrynane 0-10
- 17/06/2017 18:30
- 17/06
- Skelligs Rangers
- 0-11 v 0-4
- 0-11 v 0-4
- Scartaglin
Skellig Rangers 0-11, Scartaglin 0-6,
Skellig Rangers collected two important county league points by defeating Scartaglin in ideal conditions in Portmagee. The home side led 0-5 to 0-2 at half time. Padraig Reidy opened Scart's account in the 18th minute after Skellig had kicked the opening two points. Three further Brendan O'Sullivan points for Skellig and a pointed Pa Rahilly free, after a foul on Padraig Reidy left the home side leading by three at half time.
The home side stretched their lead with four unanswered points in the fourth quarter. Pa Rahilly with a point from a free, after a foul on Alan Horan, reduced the deficit to six. Scartaglin were defending well, but finding scores hard to come by. Two Rangers points and one scored by Mike Horan for the visitors in the final quarter ensured victory for Skellig. Final score Skellig Rangers 0-11, Scartaglin 0-6
- 10/06/2017 19:30
- 10/06
- Castlegregory
- 0-8 v 1-8
- 0-8 v 1-8
- Skelligs Rangers
Castlegregory 0-8, Scellig Rangers 1-8.
A goal by Diarmuid O’ Sullivan in the seventeenth minute remained the difference between the sides, as Castlegregory lost to Scellig Rangers in of the County League, played in Castlegregory. The visitors had the benefit of the strong breeze in the opening period and registered an early lead with points from Diarmuid O’ Sullivan, Danny O’ Sullivan and a 45m free from centre back Ber Walsh. Castlegregory had much of the possession, but were limited to points from Alan Fitzgerald from a 45 and Brandon Hoare from play. Half time score: Castlegregory 0-2, Scellig Rangers 1-5.
Although Rangers themselves were confined to three points in the second half, their defence managed to repel any Castlegregory attack, forcing the local side to depend on a fine display of free taking from Alan Fitzgerald (5) and a Timmy Moriarty point from play, to remain in touch. The home side battled hard throughout but the goal chance they badly needed never transpired and Diarmuid O’ Sullivan pointed from a free on the final whistle to ensure two league points for the South Kerry men. Final Score: Castlegregory 0-8, Scellig Rangers 1-8.
- 10/06/2017 19:30
- 10/06
- Duagh
- 0-11 v 3-14
- 0-11 v 3-14
- Firies
DUAGH 0-11, FIRIES 3-14.
Firies, playing with a very strong wind, quickly went into a four point lead, all from play, before Duagh responded with two points from play. Shane O Donoghue with a pointed free put Firies three points up and on the 17th minute Ed Kerrisk put six points between the sides, when he finished a good move to the Duagh net. A much fitter Firies were playing very fluently at this stage and three further points stretched the lead. Ger McCarthy pointed for Duagh, but two further goals for Firies from Jack Sherwood and Con O Mahony made Duagh's task very difficult. Half time score: Duagh 0-3 Firies 3-9.
Duagh, playing with the strong wind, did respond somewhat in the second half with some great long range point taking by Ger McCarthy, but the damage was done in the first half and the margin was too great. Duagh did outscore Firies in this half, scoring eight points to Firies five but the result was a foregone conclusion long before the referee blew the final whistle. Final Score Duagh 0-11, Firies 3-14.
- 10/06/2017 19:30
- 10/06
- Lispole
- 1-7 v 1-5
- 1-7 v 1-5
- Tarbert
Lios Póil 1-07 Tarbert 1-05
In a match where both teams had to contend with a strong and tricky wind, Lios Póil managed a two point win and also two crucial league points. There were never more than two points between the sides all through the match and from the outset this was apparent. An opening point by Tarbert was immediately cancelled out by a Maitiú Seán Ó Grifín. Lios Póil was then made defend by Tarbert and were able to keep them to a solitary point over the next ten minutes. It was at this stage that Lios Póil went on to kick three unanswered points, with Nollaig Ó hUigín among the scorers. With five minutes left in the first half, Lios Póil led by two points only for Tarbert to score a goal. This however proved to be temporary, as a goal by Deaclán Ó Súilleabháin ensured that Lios Póil led 1-04 to 1-03 at half time.
Playing with the aid of the wind in the second half, Tarbert weren’t long levelling the match. This was as good as it got for them, as they would only score another solitary score in the form of point for the remainder of the second half. For the remainder of the second half, Lios Póil went to record a further three points, which left the final score Lios Póil 1-07 Tarbert 1-05.
- 10/06/2017 19:30
- 10/06
- Sneem/Derrynane
- 3-14 v 0-10
- 3-14 v 0-10
- Scartaglin
Sneem/Derrynane 3-14, Scartaglin 0-10
Played in Derrynane, where a slight wind assisted the home team in the opening half, they started well and were four points to the good after five minutes. Ronan Hussey (3) and Ian Galvin (1) were the scorers. Scartaglin opened their account with points from Daniel Murphy and Hugh O'Connor to leave it 0-4 to 0-2 after 16 minutes. Two points each from Hussey and Galvin had the home team in a good position at the three quarter stage and it got better still as wing back Kevin O' Sullivan finished a fine move to the net as half time approached. A well taken 45 by Padraig Reidy brought the half to a close. Half Time Score: Sneem/Derrynane 1-8 to Scartaglin 0-3.
Ronan Hussey, as in the first period, had the opening point. Pa Rahilly replied with two points for Scartaglin. Ian Galvin pointed for Sneem/Derrynane in the eighth minute, but Rahilly again with two more points for Scartaglen left it 1-10 to 0-7 after ten minutes. The home team kicked on with four unanswered points from Galvin (2) Hussey and Denis Sullivan one each. Daniel Murphy responded with two of his own for the visitors, to leave the score 1-13 to 0-10 in the 27th minute. Then came a late burst from Sneem/Derrynane, with Hussey scoring 1-1 and Galvin with a goal at the death to seal the points to the delight of the home support. Final score Sneem/Derrynane 3-14 Scartaglen 0-10.
- 10/06/2017 18:30
- 10/06
- Renard
- 1-17 v 1-11
- 1-17 v 1-11
- Beale
Renard 1-17 Beale 1-11.
Renard played at home against Beale on Saturday in dry weather with a prevailing cross field wind. The opening score was a point from play by Eoin O Neill, followed by a point by Conor O Leary. Cormac Linnane Beale scored a point, Mark Sugrue Renard got a point from free and Paudie Casey a point from play. First quarter score Renard 0-04.Beale 0-01. Cormac Linnane Beale got a point from free. Daragh FitzGerald Renard and Tom Joy Beale exchanged points and Brian Sugrue Renard got a point from play. Beale returned three points from play by Tom Joy, Jeremy King and Callum McSweeney to leave the half time score: Renard 0-6, Beale 0-6,
On the resumption, Daragh FitzGerald and Robert Wharton Renard got points from play and Mark Sugrue a point from free. Jeremy King Beale got a point from play and further points came from Robert Wharton and Daragh FitzGerald Renard, before James McMahon and Cormac Linnane scored points for Beale. At end of third quarter, Beale lost Shane Hanrahan due to a shoulder injury and James Culloty substitution was introduced. Cormac Linnane Beale pointed from free, Renard pushed ahead with two points from Kevin Curran, three from Robert Wharton and a point from Eoghan McCrohan interspersed by a point by Cormac Linnane Beale. Substitute David O Sullivan Renard and James Culloty Beale substitute exchanged goals in the dying minutes of the game followed by a point by Sean Connor Renard left to a final score: Renard 1-17 .Beale 1-11
- 10/06/2017 18:00
- 10/06
- Dr Crokes
- 0-8 v 1-11
- 0-8 v 1-11
- Keel
- 04/06/2017 14:00
- 04/06
- Beale
- 0-13 v 3-14
- 0-13 v 3-14
- Dr Crokes
Dr.Crokes (B) 3-14, Beale 0-13
A superior Dr Crokes had the upper hand on Beale on Sunday in the County Senior League, Division 4. Played in ideal conditions in Páirc de Staic, the cross-field breeze slightly favoured Beale in the first half. A great strike for goal by Ian Blake in the opening minutes set the tone for a first half, where there was very little between the teams. The former Kerry minor showed well for Beale, but his efforts dropped short of the crossbar. At the other end, Brian O'Shea and PJ Lawlor picked off the points for Crokes, while Ger O'Gorman and Callum McSweeney kept Beale in contention. The Beale defence stood firm against Crokes' attacks with young Johnny O'Sullivan and the experienced John Griffin well in control. There was nothing between the teams on the field of play and the minimum separated them to leave the half time score Dr. Crokes 0-8, Beale 0-7.
Dr Crokes meant business from the off on the changeover, running at the Beale defence and raising the green flag twice within ten minutes. Midfielder, Paul Clarke, made a great run from his back line, cutting right through Beale attempts and struck for goal. Their second goal set them up and it would have been three only for a great save by Beale keeper. Dr. Crokes lorded midfield with Cillian Fitzgerald in the half back line breaking up attack. Beale were now struggling, as Crokes controlled the game. Their third goal goal sealed it to leave the final score: Dr.Crokes (B) 3-14, Beale 0-13.
- 04/06/2017 14:00
- 04/06
- Scartaglin
- 0-8 v 1-19
- 0-8 v 1-19
- Castlegregory
Scartaglin 0-08, Castlegregory 1-19
Castlegregory proved much too strong for Scartaglin in this Co League game played in Scartaglin. The away side Castlegregory led 0-10 to 0-04 at half time with Alan Fitzgerald and Timothy Moriarty particularly impressive. They went on to dominate the second half, with all the Castlegregory forwards getting on the scoresheet and Alan Fitzgerald finding the net from the penalty spot to comfortably collect the points on offer. Top scorer for Castlegregory was Alan Fitzgearld, while Daniel Murphy with four points was top scorer for the home side. Final Score Scartaglin 0-8, Castlegregory 1-19.
- 04/06/2017 14:00
- 04/06
- Sneem/Derrynane
- 0-14 v 0-15
- 0-14 v 0-15
- Tarbert
Sneem-Derrynane 0-14, Tarbert 0-15
Played in sunshine in Derrynane, where Sneem-Derrynane were first on the scoreboard with a Ronan Hussey free in the 5th minute. Tarbert equalised a minute later with a free of their own from Cillian Langan. Ronan Hussey replied for Sneem/Derrynane with points in the eighth and ninth minutes, before Kevin Enright pulled one back for Tarbert to leave it 0-3 to 0-2 after ten minutes. Another Ronan Hussey free put the home side further ahead, but Tarbert pulled one back in the 13th minute. Ian Galvin with a free in the 18th had the score 0-5 to 0-3. Cillian Langan kicked Tarbert's final score of the half in the 23rd minute, but three Ronan Hussey points left the half time score: Sneem-Derrynane 0-8, Tarbert 0-4.
Donal Leahy had a Tarbert point in the first minute of the second half. Two Ian Galvin points soon followed for the South Kerry side, before Tarbert replied with one of their own to leave it 0-10 to 0-6. Cillian Langan with another free cut the lead once again, but Hussey cancelled that out with a fine point from play. The next four points went to the North Kerry side with one each from play from Langan and Holly, before Langan expertly converted two 45s to draw the game. Tarbert hit the front for the first time in the 14th minute with a point from Kevin Enright and Ronan Hussey put the home team level again in the 17th minute. Ian Galvin nudged the home team ahead again, but a Langan free tied the scores again. Langan put the visitors ahead again, but Hussey restored parity. Finally, a very late free from Langan won the points for Tarbert to shorten their journey home. Final Score: Sneem-Derrynane 0-14, Tarbert 0-15
- 03/06/2017 19:30
- 03/06
- Skelligs Rangers
- Duagh
- conceded by duagh
- 03/06/2017 19:30
- 03/06
- Firies
- 6-11 v 1-13
- 6-11 v 1-13
- Renard
- 08/04/2017 18:00
- 08/04
- Castlegregory
- 0-10 v 0-10
- 0-10 v 0-10
- Sneem/Derrynane
Castlegregory 0-10, Sneem/Derrynane 0-10.
Castlegregory and Sneem/Derrynane shared the spoils in a hard-fought Division 4 Round 3 encounter, played at Castlegregory on Saturday evening. With two wins to date, the home side might have been considered favourite by some to take the points. Sneem/Derrynane, however, had the upper hand when the teams met last year. As both sides were setting up defensively, space up front was at a premium. Anto Kelliher opened the scoring with a point from play after three minutes. He followed with a pointed free following good work by Minors, Michael Scanlon and Jimmy O’ Grady. Full forward Ronan Hussey and corner forward Ian Galvin posed a major threat for the home defence and contributed all of their first half scores. Further points by Scanlon and Kelliher (2) for Castlegregory left the half time score at five points each.
Castlegregory introduced Micheál Ó Sé at half-time and began to establish a better foothold at midfield. Sneem/Derrynane threatened to pull away with two points from Ronan Hussey early in the second half. A pointed free by Alan Fitzgerald and a fine effort by Micheal Ó Sé from 45 metres kept the home side in touch . Posing a double blow to their chances, Castlegregory lost Micheál Ó Sé and Enda Whelan to injury with ten minutes remaining. With the teams deadlocked at nine points each, they won a free in the left corner. Alan Fitzgerald pointed the pressure kick to put his team ahead by a point with two minutes remaining. Despite some great defending throughout the game, the home side could not deny their opponents and when the ball fell to Ian Galvin 40 metres out, he pointed to draw the game. Final Score: Castlegregory 0-10, Sneem/Derrynane 0-10.
- 08/04/2017 18:00
- 08/04
- Duagh
- 0-8 v 0-8
- 0-8 v 0-8
- Scartaglin
Duagh 0-8 Scartaglen 0-8
This game was played in beautiful weather conditions with just a slight breeze blowing.
Duagh were first off the mark from the throw-in, a nice flowing move resulted in a point from play for M O Connor and this was followed on the fourth minute with a point from a free for Duagh from G McCarthy. Duagh defence was found guilty of fouling and the resultant frees were converted by Reidy and O Connor to level scores on 11th minute, before P Reidy put Scart ahead on 15th minute with a point from play. Nigel O Connor levelled again quickly for Duagh, but two points for Scart put the visitors two ahead again on the 20th minute. A point from a free by G McCarthy for Duagh left the half time score: Duagh 0-4 Scartaglen 0-5. Duagh had a number of chances to level, but all were unsuccessful before the half time whistle went.
In the second half, points were swapped by McCarthy for Duagh (free) and Horan Scart from play. Points were again swapped - Horan for Scart and O Connor for Duagh, before Duagh were reduced to 14 men for what seemed a second yellow. Pa Reidy put Scart two ahead on the 12th minute from a free, but this was to be Scart’s last score and Duagh points from McCarthy and Kelly levelled the scores. Duagh looked to be getting on top at this stage, but chances were breaking down and then Scart finished the stronger and had chances to win, but quite a few went wide. Final score Duagh 0-8 Scartaglen 0-8.
- 08/04/2017 18:00
- 08/04
- Lispole
- 3-15 v 1-10
- 3-15 v 1-10
- Beale
Lios Póil 3-15 Beale 1-10
Playing with the sun to their backs in the first half, hosts Lios Póil laid what proved to be a solid foundation. Lios Póil were always in front, from the moment Deaclán Ó Súilleabháin scored from a converted free, to when Adrian Ó Raoil recorded their final score towards the end of the second half. Ó Súilleabháin’s opening point was swiftly added to with scores from individuals such as Aaron Ó Muircheartaigh and Tomás Ó Cíobháin, whose goal left the significant gap of 1-05 to 0-00 by the 18th minute. Beale eventually kicked points from Cormac Linnane and James Ellis. This, however, proved only to be a brief moment of relief, as Lios Póil were soon tapping over points, which left the half time score 1-11 to 0-03.
Lios Póil began the second half with a bang and, in the opening three minutes, Lios Póil had scored a point and rattled the net, the goal by Colm Ó Gealbháin. Beale to their credit were not deflated and struck back with a goal by Ian Mannix, who finished the match with a tally of 1-4. The situation could have been more damaging for Lios Póil, if it were not for two outstanding saves by Johnny Ó Muircheartaigh immediately afterwards. Lios Póil replied with two points, only for Ian Blake with a point from play to reduce the margin once more. Beale then went on to score two unanswered points, which left the score 2-14 to 1-05. The hosts were not finished yet and over the next ten minutes, they added 1-02 without reply. A late rally by Beale did result in four unanswered points, but it proved not to be enough, as Lios Póil claimed two county League points on a final score Lios Póil 3:15 to Beale 1:10.
- 08/04/2017 18:00
- 08/04
- Renard
- 0-11 v 1-11
- 0-11 v 1-11
- Skelligs Rangers
Renard 0-11 Skellig Rangers 1-11
Renard played Skellig Rangers at home in beautiful sunshine. Diarmuid Keating opened scoring with a point from a free. Mark Sugrue Renard got a point from a free and Brian O Sullivan a point from play. Micheal O Sullivan Skellig Rangers scored a goal. Daragh Fitzgerald Renard got a point from play, to put first quarter score Renard 0-03, Skellig Rangers 1-01. In the second quarter, Skellig Rangers’ Diarmuid Keating pointed two from frees and Michael Keating a point from play and Mark Sugrue Renard got two points from frees. Michael O Sullivan and Brendan O Sullivan, Skellig Rangers, scored points from play with a responsive two points from play by Renard’s Brian O Sullivan and Daragh Fitzgerald. Half time score Renard 0-08, Skellig Rangers 1-07.
Renard’s Stephen Curran was injured at end of first half and was substituted by Colm O Neill. A goal chance by Colm O Neill Renard within minutes of the second half commencement floundered, as the punched ball hit the cross bar and rebounded. Two points from frees by Skellig Rangers’ Daniel O Sullivan and Diarmuid Keating, followed by points from play by Renard’s Robert Wharton and Mark Sugrue left the score Renard 0-10, Skellig Rangers 1-09. David O Sullivan Skellig Rangers and Mark Sugrue exchanged points from frees and a point from play by Ronan O Shea Skellig Rangers left the final score: Renard 0-11, Skellig Rangers 1-11 .
- 08/04/2017 18:00
- 08/04
- Tarbert
- 0-10 v 0-9
- 0-10 v 0-9
- Keel
Tarbert 0-10, Keel 0-9
This match was played in Shannon Park last Saturday evening, where both sides adopted a sweeper system and scores proved to be a premium. Half time score and it was looking good for Keel at 0-6 to 0-5.
First score of the second half was by Gary Sayers of Keel to put them up 0-7 to 0-5, playing with the wind and looking likely winners. Tarbert Killian Langan and Shane O'Connor levelled matters, before Tarbert scored three unanswered points to lead 0-10 to 0-7 with seven minutes left. Sayers got Keel’s second score of the second half entering the final minutes and another Keel point left one between them with minutes remaining. Tarbert backs stood firm and held out for a deserving victory.
- 08/04/2017 16:30
- 08/04
- Dr Crokes
- 1-12 v 0-10
- 1-12 v 0-10
- Firies
- 26/03/2017 14:00
- 26/03
- Beale
- 2-10 v 1-9
- 2-10 v 1-9
- Tarbert
- 26/03/2017 14:00
- 26/03
- Castlegregory
- 3-9 v 1-7
- 3-9 v 1-7
- Duagh
Castlegregory 3-9 Duagh 1-8.
Castlegregory had a ten point win over Duagh in Round 2 of the County League, played in Castlegregory on Sunday. With surface conditions beginning to firm in the sunshine, all expectations were for a free-flowing encounter. Duagh opened the scoring with two points in quick succession from Ger McCarthy (free) and Kieran Lucey. A goal by Jordan Quirke, following a defence-splitting run by Alan Fitzgerald, saw the home side go ahead. Another goal from Colm O’ Mahoney quickly followed before Daniel O’ Donoghue and Ger Mccarthy for Duagh and Jimmy O’ Grady exchanged points. Anto Kelliher found the net on the 11th minute to extend the Castlegregory lead. They struggled to maintain their opening dominance and were confined to two further points from Anto Kelliher and Colm O’Mahony. Daniel O’ Donoghue, meanwhile, kept Duagh in touch with two points to end the half. Half time score Castlegregory 3-3; Duagh 0-6.
Castlegregory continued their dominance with a point from Colm O’ Mahony on the resumption. Alan Fitzgerald collected the subsequent kick out, transferred to Timmy Moriarty who pointed. As the matters proceeded, the game was interrupted by numerous late tackles and off-the ball incidents, which limited it as a spectacle. The result, however, was a foregone conclusion as the match entered the final quarter, but Castlegregory failed to capitalise on their dominance with a succession of wides. Aaron O’ Connor managed to breach the Castlegregory defence to goal for Duagh. Jeremiah Kelly followed with a point in what was Duagh’s final score. Anto Kelliher (2) and Jordan Quirke increased the winning margin for the home side, who were comfortable winners on a score of 3-9 to 1-8.
- 26/03/2017 14:00
- 26/03
- Firies
- 2-5 v 2-11
- 2-5 v 2-11
- Lispole
Firies 2 – 5 Lispole 2 - 11
Firies, playing against the wind in the first half, opened the scoring with a point from Shane O'Donoghue, but Lispole hit two goals from Aaron Moriarty and Declan O'Sullivan to put Lispole in control. Firies responded with a fine solo goal by Con O'Mahony, followed by a point by Padraig DeBrun. Lispole took control and scored the five unanswered points through Declan O'Sullivan (3) and Cathal O'Sullivan (2). A penalty at the end of the half converted by Conal Murphy kept Firies in the game. Half time score Firies 2 - 2 Lispole 2 – 6.
After the break, Lispole stretched their lead with two points from Declan O'Sullivan and Matt Griffin. A 45 by Shane O'Donoghue kept Firies in touch, but further Lispole points pushed them out of reach. Scores were exchanged, but Lispole kept control and came out winners by six points. Final Score Firies 2-5, Lispole 2-11.
- 26/03/2017 14:00
- 26/03
- Scartaglin
- 1-8 v 3-12
- 1-8 v 3-12
- Renard
Scartaglen 1-08 Renard 3-12
Renard defeated Scartaglin in the County League round two played in Scart on an ideal day for football. Renard with the aid of the wind led 0-08 to 0-05 at half time.
Renard extended their lead when they struck for a vital goal in the second minute of the second half, from the penalty spot scored by Brian O’Sullivan. Points by Kevin Curran, Padraig Casey and Conor O Leary, plus a second goal by Brian O Sullivan, had Renard comfortably ahead at the three quarter stage. Scartaglen rallied with Brendan Rahilly scoring a goal and points by Brendan Rahilly, Mike Horan and Alan Horan, but a third goal for Renard gave them a comfortable victory. Final Score Scartaglen 1-8, Renard 3-12.
- 26/03/2017 14:00
- 26/03
- Skelligs Rangers
- 1-11 v 0-12
- 1-11 v 0-12
- Dr Crokes
- 26/03/2017 14:00
- 26/03
- Sneem/Derrynane
- 0-6 v 3-8
- 0-6 v 3-8
- Keel
- 19/03/2017 14:00
- 19/03
- Renard
- 0-9 v 2-10
- 0-9 v 2-10
- Castlegregory
Renard 0-09 Castlegregory 2-10
Renard were at home to Castlegregory on Sunday last. The game was played in dry breezy conditions and Renard played against the breeze in the first half. Mark Sugrue opened the scoring for Renard with a point and followed it with another point from a free. Castlegregory’s Brandon Hoare and Adam O Donnell scored points and Jordan Quirke scoring a goal. Eoin O Neill replied with a Renard point. The score at the end of the first quarter was Renard 0-03 Castlegregory 1-02. The second quarter saw Renard’s Robert Wharton and Mark Sugrue score points. Castlegregory had three points from frees by Anton Kelleher. Adam O Donnell, Timmy Moriarty and Colm O Mahony’s points left the half time score of Renard 0-05 to Castlegregory 1-08.
An Anton Kelleher goal opened the second half scoring, a point from a free by Anton Kelleher and a point by Colm O Mahony put the score Renard 0-05 and Castlegregory 2-10. Castlegregory lost Brendan Hoare due to injury and Micheal O Shea was introduced.
A succession of points by Eoin O Neill, Mark Sugrue (Free), Paudie Casey and Darragh Fitzgerald left the final score Renard 0-09 and Castlegregory 2-10.
- 19/03/2017 14:00
- 19/03
- Tarbert
- 2-7 v 1-11
- 2-7 v 1-11
- Firies
Firies 1-11 Tarbert 2-7
Firies travelled to Shannon Park to take on the home side Tarbert in the first round of the County League. It was Firies who opened the scores with two points from Ed Kerrisk, before an Andrew Doherty free and Shane O’Connor levelled matters. With fifteen minutes gone, Firies got a penalty which was duly scored by William Courtney, but this was followed by a Tarbert penalty after a foul on Donal Leahy and goaled by Andrew Doherty, to leave the sides level. Firies added a point and Tarbert responded with a goal from Shane O’Connor, when a high ball ended up in the back of net to put Tarbert in the driving seat. Firies scored the next two points to see the sides level at half time 2-3 to 1-6.
Tarbert started the second half well and went two points ahead , with scores coming from Killian Langan and Donal Leahy. Jack Sherwood began to dominate midfield scoring two excellent points. With five minutes played, Firies were ahead by two points. Another point from Shane O’Connor and a free from Andrew Doherty levelled matters with time up. Tarbert were then on the attack, when William Courtney intercepted a pass and scoring a wonderful point and the winning score with the last kick of the game. Final score Firies 1-11, Tarbert 2-7.
- 19/03/2017 14:00
- 19/03
- Lispole
- 1-11 v 0-5
- 1-11 v 0-5
- Skelligs Rangers
Lios Póil 1-11 Raonaithe na Sceilige 0-05
Lios Póil got off to a positive start in the County League defeating Skellig Rangers. Lios Póil got the first two points courtesy of Deaclán Ó Súilleabháin. Skellig Rangers replied with a point from play from Seamus Ó Súilleabháin; however, it was Lios Póil who kept their heads in front with two further points. Ciarán Ó Súilleabháin was one of the scorers, before Skellig Rangers replied with a point to leave Lios Póil leading by two points. Lios Póil, through a point from play by Nollaig Ó hUigín, ensured that they held a 0-05 to 0-02 lead at half time.
Playing against the wind, Lios Póil extended their lead further with two points. Skellig Rangers through Alan Devane added a point and Breandán Ó Deargáin extented their lead. A point from play by Stiofán Ó Súilleabháin narrowed the gap for Skellig Rangers, only once more for Lios Póil to add two points in a row. That left the score 0-11 to 0-04 in favour of Lios Póil. A goal by Ciarán Ó Súilleabháin, with full time approaching, left Lios Póil victorious on a final score Lios Póil 1-11, Skellig Rangers 0-5.
- 17/03/2017 14:00
- 17/03
- Keel
- 1-6 v 0-6
- 1-6 v 0-6
- Beale
- 17/03/2017 13:30
- 17/03
- Duagh
- 2-8 v 0-4
- 2-8 v 0-4
- Sneem/Derrynane
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