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All Ireland U20 Football Final
Very best of luck to our own Aidan Crowley, Kenmare Shamrock’s Darragh O’Connor and the Kerry GAA U20 footballers & management in the All-Ireland Final against Tyrone this Sunday
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All Ireland Senior Football Championship,
Best of luck to Tadhg, Adrian, Killian and the Kerry GAA senior footballers against Monaghan this Saturday
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Templenoe Underage Results 17th May
Lee Strand County U15 League Div 6 Final - Result (AET):
Na Fianna 2-12 (18)
Fossa 4-06 (18)
Fossa won on penalties.
Hard luck to all the Na Fianna players and management. Na Fianna played very well on the night and were very unlucky to lose out on penalties to Fossa after a brilliant game that finished level after extra time at Kilgarvan GAA Grounds in the Division 6 County League Final last night. Congratulations to Fossa.
The Templenoe players involved were Heydon O’Neill, Dara Mahony, Daniel Sullivan, Finn Byrne, Noel O’Neill, Jamie Gallivan and James Leonard. Geoff Mahony was a selector.
Kellihers Garage Central Region Div 2 Semi-Final:
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Na Fianna: 4-10(22)
Austin Stacks: 2-7(13)Well done lads
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Credit Union County Senior Football League, Division 2 Round 7, Austin Stacks V Templenoe
Due to an untimely death within the Austin Stack football community, the Division 2 County Senior Football League match scheduled for 7:30 this evening is POSTPONED to a later date.
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Templenoe GAA Club Notes - 14th May
GAA Lotto:
The numbers drawn on Monday, 6th May were 4, 6, 20 and Bonus no. 2. No Jackpot Winner. Congratulations to our spot prize winners: ROK Voucher – Robert Whyte, €50 – Ciara Palmer, Fustane.
The Jackpot for our Lotto draw on Monday, 13th May was €12,000.
Our weekly club lotto can be played at any of our usual outlets, or online by visiting www.klubfunder.com/Clubs/Templenoe/lotto.
Many thanks to everyone for your continued support.
EirGrid All-Ireland U20 Football Championship Final:
Very best of luck to our own Aidan Crowley, Kenmare Shamrock’s Darragh O’Connor, the Kerry U20s footballers and management against Tyrone in the All-Ireland U20 Final this weekend. It’s the first time that Kerry have reached an All-Ireland Final at this level since 2008. Last Templenoe player to win an All-Ireland medal with Kerry at U20/U21 grade was Mick Spillane back in 1977.
All-Ireland Senior Football Championship – Group 4:
Best of luck to Tadhg, Adrian, Killian and the Kerry senior footballers against Monaghan in the first round of the group stages at Fitzgerald Stadium this Saturday.
Credit Union County SFL Division 2, Round 7 Fixture:
Austin Stacks V Templenoe at Connolly Park, Tralee this weekend – Date and time TBC.
Underage Football:
Kellehers Garage Central Region U17 Div 1B result: Na Gaeil 2-12, Na Fianna 1-14.
Lee Strand County U15 League, Division 6 semi-final result: Na Fianna 2-16, Knocknagoshel 4-06.
Lee Strand County U13 League – Na Fianna A and B teams were in action last weekend against Churchill and Kerins O’Rahillys respectively. Although neither our A or B teams came out the right side of the results, both teams played well and fought to the end, which will stand to them well as they commence phase 2 of the county league.
Well done to Timmy O’Mahony and Adam Leonard who were part of the U10 Kenmare team that made it to the semi-finals of the Kerry Community Games, Gaelic football tournament recently
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Templenoe GAA Club Notes - 07th May
Lotto
The numbers drawn on Monday, 29th April were 5, 7, 8 and Bonus no. 7. No Jackpot Winner. Congratulations to our spot prize winners: ROK Voucher – Paul Flynn, Sneem €50 – Una Thompson.
The Jackpot for our Lotto draw on Monday, 6th May was €11,900.
Our weekly club lotto can be played at any of our usual outlets (before 5pm on the date of the draw) or online by visiting www.klubfunder.com/Clubs/Templenoe/lotto (before 7:30pm on the date of the draw).
Many thanks to everyone for your continued support.
Credit Union County SFL Division 2:
Templenoe 1-13, Kenmare Shamrocks 1-08. A great performance from our senior footballers saw them overcome our neighbours Kenmare Shamrocks with five points to spare at Templenoe GAA Grounds last Saturday evening.
Templenoe’s next game in the county league is away to Austin Stacks on the 17th / 18th May.
All-Ireland Senior and U20 Football Championships 2024:
Well done to Tadhg, Adrian, Killian and the Kerry senior footballers on their Munster Final win over Clare at Ennis last Sunday.
Congratulations also to Aidan Crowley and the Kerry U20s footballers on defeating Cork in the Munster U20 Final.
Underage Football:
Kellehers Garage Central Region U17 Div 1B result from last Friday evening: Keel/Listry 2-18, Na Fianna 2-11. On Monday evening last Na Fianna had a one-point win away to John Mitchels on a scoreline of John Mitchels 2-09, Na Fianna 1-13.
Lee Strand County U15 League, Division 5A result from last Wednesday evening: Na Fianna 0-10, Rathmore 2-08.
Well done to Micheal O’Mahony who came on for the Kerry South U16s in their win over Galway last weekend and Micheal also kicked over one point when introduced.
Water Safety Week:
Water Safety Week takes place in Templenoe on July 8th. Registration for the weeks will open later in May at kerrywatersafety.com.
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Division 2 County Senior Football League Match Report, Templenoe v Kenmare Shamrocks
County Senior Football League, Division 2, Round 6.
Templenoe 1-13, Kenmare Shamrocks 1-08.
There was a big turnout for this local derby game on a beautiful evening at Templenoe GAA Grounds. Both Templenoe and Kenmare Shamrocks went into this match on the back of mixed results from the previous rounds which left them both at the lower half of the league table.
Templenoe received a big boost ahead of the game with the return to the team of Josh Crowley Holland from abroad for the first time in over one year. Templenoe started well with the opening two points coming from Daniel Crowley and Colin Crowley (f), but Kenmare countered with Jack Tagney (m) and Paul O’Connor (f) both splitting the posts. John Rice picked up a slight injury and had to temporarily leave the field for treatment and in that time, Kenmare created a goal opportunity and they made no mistake with Jimmy Lehane getting a shot in to take the ball past Mark Looney in the Templenoe goal. Credit to Templenoe they regrouped quickly and responded admirably with five unanswered points courtesy of Brian Crowley (2), Colin Crowley (f), Mark Casey with an excellent long-range effort and Patrick Clifford. This made the score 0-07 to 1-02 after 18 minutes of play.
Then the game looked like it might take another twist, when Kenmare were awarded penalty. Up stepped Tommy O’Sullivan but he pulled his spot kick just wide of the post and big let off for the hosts. The closing minutes of the first half saw Jack Tagney and Pearse O’Brien (f) exchange scores with Daniel Crowley and Brian Crowley. The game was played in a sporting manner throughout despite the local rivalry, but tensions did rise slightly before the half time whistle which resulted with Kenmare’s Paul O’Connor receiving his marching orders following an off the ball incident with Gavin Crowley.
Half Time Score: Templenoe 0-09, Kenmare Shamrocks 1-04
Templenoe had numerical advantage for the second half, but sometimes this can work both ways and no one was underestimating the ability of Kenmare to overcome this setback. Jimmy Lehane reduced the margin to one point shortly the restart, to which Templenoe responded with a lovely point from an acute angle through Colin Crowley (f). Then in the 38th minute Brian Crowley was fouled in the square to earn the hosts a penalty and the aforementioned Brian Crowley took it with aplomb to put Templenoe five points clear. In the ensuing passages of play both teams traded a few wides before Kieran Fitzgibbon landed a 45 over the bar to make it 1-10 to 1-06 after 46 minutes of play.
Soon after Brian Crowley restored Templenoe’s lead to five points, but Kenmare kept plugging away and hit back with a white flag from Zack O’Shea. Coming into the home stretch Patrick Clifford did well to fire over a point from close range and then Daniel Crowley added another to give the hosts a six-points cushion coming into injury time. Kenmare made a few bursts up the field in search of a goal towards the end and they offer a threat, but Mark Looney and his defence coped effectively and succeeded in not conceding any late goal from the visitors. Five minutes of injury time were played, Templenoe did lose John Rice to a black card and Darren Allman had one last point for Kenmare, but there was no way Templenoe were going to let this game slip and held on for a deserved five points victory.
Final Score: Templenoe 1-13, Kenmare Shamrocks 1-08
Scorers:
Templenoe: Brian Crowley 1-04 (1-00p), Colin Crowley 0-03 (3f), Daniel Crowley 0-03, Patrick Clifford 0-02, Mark Casey 0-01.
Kenmare Shamrocks: Jimmy Lehane 1-01, Jack Tagney 0-02 (1m), Paul O’Connor 0-01 (f), Pearse O’Brien 0-01 (f), Zack O’Shea 0-01, Kieran Fitzgibbon 0-01 (1 45), Darren Allman 0-01.
Teams:
Templenoe: Mark Looney, Michael Hallissey, Kieran O’Neill, Ciaran Crowley, Kieran McCarthy, Gavin Crowley, Mark Casey, Sean Sheehan, John Rice, Josh Crowley Holland, Patrick Clifford, Martin Reilly, Daniel Crowley, Brian Crowley, Colin Crowley.
Subs used: Hugh Granville, Ríain O'Byrne, Cian Hallissey.
Kenmare Shamrocks: Kieran Fitzgibbon, Dara O’Shea, Tommy O’Sullivan, Cian O’Sullivan, Zack O’Shea, James McCarthy, Tommy Cronin, Shane O’Sullivan, David Hallissey, Jack Tagney, Kevin O’Sullivan, Jack O’Sullivan, Pearse O’Brien, Paul O’Connor, Jimmy Lehane.
Subs used: Tommy O’Sullivan (Atlantic), Darren Allman.
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