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McCarthy Insurance South Kerry League Final Match Report. Templenoe V St Mary's
Templenoe 0-22, St Marys 2-14 - AET
Templenoe are South Kerry League Champions for 2025 after defeating St Marys Cahersiveen in the final after extra-time at Ballinskelligs last Saturday. This is Templenoe’s third South Kerry League title having previously won the competition in 2019 and 2023. Templenoe first participated in the South Kerry League in 1998.
Prior to throw in, there was a minutes silence held to honour the late Jimmy Harrington, a former Templenoe player and Club Secretary who passed away on Saturday morning
The game was played in ideal conditions with a good crowd in attendance. Templenoe started quiet well and lead by 0-04 to 0-01 at the end of a cagey first quarter, with Gavin Crowley (2), Adrian Spillane and Colin Crowley all raising white flags, while veteran Bryan Sheehan who was double jobbing as goal keep and free taker for St Marys opened their scoring with a placed ball effort.
The second quarter saw Templenoe increase their advantage to five points by the 25th minute thanks to scores from Aidan Crowley, Sean Sheehan and Mark Casey. St Mary’s only reply in this period came from Tadhg O’Sullivan who split the posts to double their tally. Then shortly before the half time whistle, St Marys were awarded a penalty after the referee who consulted with his umpires adjudged there was a push on the St Mary’s attacker inside the box as he was bearing down on goal. Bryan Sheehan came up to take the spot kick and he duly found the found the net. Conor O’Shea immediately followed this up with a point to leave the minimum between the sides at the interval.
Half Time Score: Templenoe 0-07, St Marys 1-03.
Buoyed by their strong finish to the first half, St Marys had the perfect restart with four unanswered points from four different players Bryan Sheehan, Anthony Cournane, Jack Daly and Ben O’Donoghue to put them three points to the good and complete an eight points turnaround. Credit to Templenoe, they didn’t panic and replied in kind with four points on the trot of their own courtesy of Aidan Crowley, Martin Reilly (2), and Colin Crowley to make the score 0-11 to 1-07 at the end of the third quarter.
However, just as Templenoe thought they had re-taken control of this game they were then hit with another sucker punch, when St Mary’s corner forward Ben O’Donoghue got inside the Templenoe defence to plant the ball in the net for their second goal. It was game on now, Brian Crowley was sprung from the bench to come to Templenoe’s rescue and he certainly didn’t disappoint getting two crucial scores as the game entered the stretch. St Marys replied with scores from Cian O’Donoghue and Alex Coffey and in between Gavin Crowley pointed for Templenoe, before Colin Crowley kept his composure to fire over the equalizer at the death for Templenoe with extra time to follow.
Full Time Score: Templenoe 0-15, St Marys 2-09.
Templenoe started extra-time all guns blazing with Aidan Crowley and Tadhg Morley (2 pointer) giving them a three points cushion. However, St Mary once again refused to say die and quickly reeled in Templenoe’s lead with points from Bryan Sheehan, Tadhg O’Connor and Jack Daly before Aidan Crowley nudged Templenoe ahead again with a free.
Half Time ET: Templenoe 0-19, St Marys 2-12.
It took the second half of extra time before Templenoe finally put St Marys away. Just when Templenoe needed them most Adrian Spillane, Gavin Crowley and Tadhg Morley all delivered points, which despite counter scores from Sean Cournane and Conor O’Shea were enough to earn Templenoe their first bit silverware since they last won the South Kerry League in 2023.
Final Score AET: Templenoe 0-22, St Marys 2-14.
After the final whistle the Donie Riney Cup was presented to Templenoe captain Gavin Crowley who in his speech complimented both teams on a great game of football. He also thanked the Templenoe management team of Derek Moynihan, Willie Cahill and Aidan Cahill, who have indicated their intention to step down from their positions for their brilliant commitment and dedication to their roles.
Scorers:
Templenoe: Aidan Crowley 0-04 (1f), Gavin Crowley 0-04, Tadhg Morley 0-03 (1 2pointer), Colin Crowley 0-03, Adrian Spillane 0-02, Martin Reilly 0-02, Brian Crowley 0-02, Sean Sheehan 0-01, Mark Casey 0-01.
St Marys: Bryan Sheehan 1-03 (1-00 pen) (3f), Ben O’Donoghue 1-01, Conor O’Shea 0-02, Jack Daly 0-02, Tadhg O’Sullivan 0-01, Anthony Cournane 0-01, Cian O’Donoghue 0-01, Alex Coffey 0-01, Tadhg O’Connor 0-01, Sean Cournane 0-01 (1f).
Wides:
Templenoe 7
St Marys 8
Teams:
Templenoe: Mark Looney, Michael Hallissey, Kieran O’Neill, Joseph Sheehan, Martin Reilly, Tadhg Morley, John Moriarty, Sean Sheehan, Gavin Crowley, Colin Crowley, Mark Casey, Kieran McCarthy, Colm Breen, Adrian Spillane, Aidan Crowley.
Subs Used: Brian Crowley, Caoilte O'hUrdail, Dan O’Connor.
St Marys: Bryan Sheehan, Josh O’Sullivan, Darragh O’Sullivan, Oisin Moran, Conor O’Shea, Cian O’Donoghue, Darren Casey, Jack Daly, Kieran O’Driscoll, Tadhg O’Sullivan, Anthony Cournane, Adam Quirke, Ben O’Donoghue, Tadhg O’Connor, Daniel Daly.
Subs Used: Sean Cournane, Kain O’Shea, Alex Coffey
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Jimmy Harrington RIP
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Templenoe GAA Club Notes - 06th October
Templenoe GAA Lotto:
The numbers drawn on Monday, 29th September were 12, 17, 25 and Bonus # 5. No Jackpot Winner. Congratulations to our Spot Prize Winners: €50 Joe Falvey, Ring of Kerry Voucher Hannah Dineen.
The Jackpot for our Lotto draw on Monday, 6th October was an incredible €19,300.
Our weekly club lotto can be played at any of our usual outlets or on-line by visiting www.klubfunder.com/Clubs/Templenoe/lotto [klubfunder.com]
Many thanks for your continued support.
Garvey’s Super Valu County Senior Football Championship Round 1:
East Kerry 3-23, Templenoe 1-10. Our senior footballers drew the short straw in the county championship and were always going to be up against it. East Kerry showed no mercy and ran out easy winners, but Templenoe battled throughout with every player giving it their all. Templenoe’s proud record of reaching the quarter-final in every county senior championship since our debut season at senior level in 2020 has ended. However, all is not lost, Templenoe still have a South Kerry League Final to prepare for against St Marys. Date time and venue for this game is to be advised.
South Kerry U16 Championship Semi -Final:
Na Fianna 3-12, St Marys/Renard/Valentia 3-12. Well done to the Na Fianna U16 footballers who came back from 5 points down at half time to earn a draw against St Marys/Renard/Valentia last Sunday evening at Caherciveen. The replay is due to be played next weekend. Best of luck to the Na Fianna players and management.
Beara U10 League:
Congratulations to the victorious Templenoe U10 team that beat Urhan in a nail-biting Beara League final recently.
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Garvey's SuperValu County Senior Football Championship Rnd 1 Match Report, Templenoe V East Kerry
Garvey’s Super Valu County Senior Football Championship, Round 1.
East Kerry 3-23, Templenoe 1-10.
East Kerry were hot favourites going into this contest and they fully justified their favourites tag with 19 points to spare over Templenoe at Beaufort last Saturday afternoon.
The game was played in dry but windy conditions with East Kerry having the wind advantage for the first half. Templenoe started okay with Aidan Crowley quickly countering Ruairi Murphy’s opening score for East Kerry to make score 1 point apiece after 4 minutes. But Templenoe struggled for a long time after that with East Kerry proving much quicker to the breaking ball. They made their domination count on the score board with nine unanswered points including a 2 pointer from Ruairi Murphy to put them 0-10 to 0-01 ahead after 21 minutes. That said Templenoe came close to getting the game’s first goal in the 10th minute when a good team move ended with a John Spillane shot narrowly missing the target. The remaining minutes of the first half saw Killian Spillane (3) trade scores with Ruairi Murphy and David Clifford to leave eight points between the sides at the interval.
Half Time Score: East Kerry 0-12, Templenoe 0-04.
Any faint hopes of a Templenoe comeback were blown out of the water within the first eight minutes of the second half with 2 goals from Paul O’Shea and Ruairi Murphy along points from Paul O’Shea (2), David Clifford and Ronan Buckley more than doubling their lead to make the score 2-15 to 0-04 after 58 minutes of play. Templenoe battled on as they always do with Killian Spillane bagging a 2 pointer and a free, but East Kerry kept their foot on the pedal with a brace of points from Paul O’Shea, Matt Keane, Paudie O’Leary and Cian Gammell. Templenoe’s highlight of the game came in the 58th minute when a high ball in from Aidan Crowley was palmed to the net by Sean Sheehan. This made the score 2-20 to 1-08. Further scores were added by Killian Spillane (2) for Templenoe, while East Kerry had white flags from Emmett O’Shea, Paul O’Shea and Philip O’Leary. Then the hooter sounded with East Kerry fully intent on finishing the game with a goal and that they did with Paudie O’Leary getting the final touch to somewhat of a goalmouth scramble.
Despite Templenoe’s proud achievement of reaching the last 8 of every county championship they participated coming to an end, all is not lost as they still have a South Kerry League Final to prepare for, while for East Kerry it’s a case of onwards and upwards and they will no doubt be hard to stop.
Final Score: East Kerry 3-23, Templenoe 1-10.
Scorers:
East Kerry: Ruairi Murphy 1-06 (1 2pointer), Paul O’Shea 1-03, David Clifford 0-05 (2f), Paudie O’Leary 1-01, Daniel O’Brien 0-02, Emmett O’Shea 0-02, Cian Gammell 0-01, Philip O’Leary 0-01, Matt Keane 0-01, Ronan Buckley 0-01.
Templenoe: Killian Spillane 0-09 (1 2pointer) (4f), Sean Sheehan 1-00, Aidan Crowley 0-01.
Wides:
East Kerry 7
Templenoe 10
Teams:
East Kerry: Shane O’Sullivan, Niall Donohue, Kieran O’Sullivan, Darragh Fleming, Jack Sherwood, Daniel O’Brien, D O’Callahan, Ronan Collins, Ronan Buckley, Ruairi Murphy, Darragh Lyne, Paudie O’Leary, David Clifford, Paul O’Shea, Philip O’Leary.
Subs Used: Cian Lynch, Cian Gammell, Matt Keane, Sean O’Leary, Emmett O’Shea.
Templenoe: Mark Looney, Michael Hallissey, Kieran O’Neill, Ciaran Crowley, Martin Reilly, Tadhg Morley, John Spillane, Sean Sheehan, Gavin Crowley, Colin Crowley, Mark Casey, Kieran McCarthy, Killian Spillane, Adrian Spillane, Aidan Crowley.
Subs Used: Ríain O'Byrne, Colm Breen, John Moriarty.
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Garvey's SuperValu County Senior Football Championship Rnd 1, Templenoe V East Kerry
Templenoe are playing East Kerry in Round 1 of the County Senior Football Championship on Saturday afternoon in Beaufort GAA Grounds.
All support welcome.
The match is being streamed on Clubber at https://www.clubber.ie/sports/main/gaa/kerry
Tickets can be purchased in advance at https://www.universe.com/events/garveys-supervalu-sfc-rd-1-templenoe-v-east-kerry-tickets-QSFC7H
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Templenoe U10's
Congratulations to the victorious Templenoe U10 Team that beat Urhan yesterday in a nail-biting Beara League Final yesterday
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Templenoe GAA Club Notes - 29th Sept
Templenoe GAA Lotto:
The numbers drawn on Monday, 22nd September were 5, 9, 19 and Bonus # 7. No Jackpot Winner. Congratulations to our Spot Prize Winners: €50 Peggy Clifford, Ring of Kerry Voucher Elaine O’Neill.
The Jackpot for our Lotto draw on Monday, 29th September was an incredible €19,200.
Our weekly club lotto can be played at any of our usual outlets or on-line by visiting www.klubfunder.com/Clubs/Templenoe/lotto [klubfunder.com]
Many thanks for your continued support.
Garvey’s Super Valu County Senior Football Championship Round 1:
Templenoe V East Kerry will be played this Saturday, 4th October at 3pm in Beaufort. Very best of luck to our players and management. All support welcome and encouraged for our senior footballers.
South Kerry U14 Championship Final:
Hard luck to the Na Fianna U14 footballers who lost out to a strong St Michaels-Foilmore/Skellig Rangers side in the South Kerry Championship final at Derrynane last week. The Templenoe players involved were Ben Leonard, Liam Randles, Alex O’Neill, Oisin Cremin, Killian O’Mahony, Aaron Vitting and Jack Harrington. Geoff Mahony was part of the management team.
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