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Templenoe GAA Club Xmas Draw

The Templenoe GAA Club Annual draw took place in the Blackwater Tavern on New Years Eve.

Thanks to all who purchased lines during the week.

The winners were:

1^st Prize: Hamper Joe Burns, Sneem

2^nd Prize: D O’Shea Voucher Bertie Mcsweeney

3^rd Prize: Finnegans Jeweller Voucher Mike Hallissey

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Tim Clifford Memorial Cup

Twenty Templenoe Players breave the freezing temperatures and lined out for the annual Templenoe GAA Club Charity Match for the Tim Clifford Memorial Trophy.

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Templenoe GAA Club Medal Presentation 2014

Templenoe GAA Club held their Medal presentation last Saturday evening in the Brook Lane Hotel. Kerry County Chairman was the guest of honor at this well attended event, and he congratulated the Club on all their acievements this year.

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Club Notes 31/12/14

The Templenoe GAA Club Annual Club Draw will take place this evening (31/12/14) in The Blackwater Tavern. Lines can be purchased from Club officers and players.

The Templenoe GAA Club AGM will take place in the Templenoe Community Center on Sunday 04/01/15 at 1pm

Details: Published: 31 December 2014; Hits: 4199

Happy Xmas

Templenoe GAA Club would like to wish all our members a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

Details: Published: 24 December 2014; Hits: 2708

Templenoe GAA Club Xmas Schedule

Medal Presentation, Sat 27/12/14 in the Brook Lane Hotel. Tickets €15
Tim Clifford Memorial Cup Charity Match. Sunday 28/12/14 at 6pm in Templenoe GAA Grounds
Annual Club Draw: New Years eve in the Blackwater Tavern .
Templenoe GAA Club AGM, Sun 04/01/15 at 1pm

Details: Published: 17 December 2014; Hits: 2839

Division 3 County SFL Champions 2014

St Marys 2-13, Templenoe 2-08.

Details: Published: 16 December 2014; Hits: 3570

Finnegan Cup Final 2014, Templenoe V Kenmare

Templenoe 3-10, Kenmare 0-06

Templenoe retained the Finnegan Cup with a strong 2^nd half display against Kenmare. The match was played on a dry pitch with no wind, but the low sun was causing problems for the team attacking the western goal.

Before the throw in, a minutes silence was observed for the late Noel O’Brien and PJ McIntyre.

Kenmare started brightly, and had their best period of the match where they scored 0-5 inside the first 12 minutes. Stephen O’Brien was very dangerous and winning a lot of quick ball kicked into him. He pointed two frees and a point from play, but the two best scores of the half came from corner forward Kieran Fitzgibbon, who volleyed over two points in the space of a few minutes.

Templenoe on the other hand, were slow to get going and only registered a point in the first ten minutes. They seemed to struggle with the low sun, and were slow delivering the ball into the forwards. Brian Crowley opened the scoring on the 10^th minute with a free, and then had to wait until the 20^th minute for the next score. In the opening period, Templenoe missed a number of frees, and had a goal disallowed for a square ball after a dropping free kick was punched to the net in the square.

Killian Spillane pointed Templenoe’s 2^nd point from a free, and Brian Crowley followed soon after with Templenoe’s opening score from play. The Kenmare goalie, Ray O’Shea, produced a great double save, but soon afterwards Templenoe worked the ball quickly up the right wing, and found Sean Sheehan rushing through to finish the ball to the net. This left the half time score, Templenoe 1-03, Kenmare 0-05.

The 2^nd half started off sluggishly, and it waited 5 minutes to see the first score, which came from a sweeping move involving Tadhg Morley and Gavin Crowley who pointed. Killian Spillane pointed a lovely point from near the left side line, and Daniel O’Neill moved up the field to register a point on the 40 minute mark.

The match was decided in the next 5 minutes, when Killian Spillane finished off two well worked goals. The match began to get very scrappy, and two Kenmare players received red cards. Templenoe closed out the match in the final ten minutes, and got further scores from Brian Crowley and Martin Reilly (2). The final score of the match was pointed by Shane Dalton for Kenmare, leaving Templenoe the 2014 Finnegan Cup Champions on a score of Templenoe 3-10, Kenmare 0-06.

Mike O’Sullivan of the Kenmare District Board, thanked the ref Peter Lyons and the Kenmare Co-op Mart for their sponsorship of the competition. He presented the cup to Templenoe captain, Shane Cremin, who also got the man of the match award.

Templenoe Scorers: Killian Spillane 2-02, Sean Sheehan 1-00, Brian Crowley 0-03, Martin Reilly 0-02, Gavin Crowley 0-01, Daniel O’Neill 0-01

Templenoe Team: Anthony Sheehan Daniel O’Neill, John Spillane, Make Hallissey, Gavin Crowley, Tadgh Morley, Kieran McCarthy, Cian Hallissey, Sean Sheehan, John Rice, Shane Cremin, John Rice, Killian Spillane Brian Crowley, Denis O’Neill

Kenmare Scorers: Steven O’Brien 0-03, Kieran Fitzgibbon 0-02, Shane Dalton 0-01

Kenmare Team: Ray O’Shea, Ross Crowley, Tommy O’Sullivan, Brian Clifford, Enda Crowley, Mark Crowley, Dara O’Shea, Shane Dalton, Fionan O’Sullivan, Rory O’Sullivan, Stephen O’Brien, Shane O’Sullivan, Kevin O’Sullivan, Kieran Fitzgibbon, Eoin Finnegan.