Lee Strand U15 County League Div 6 Final Result (After Extra-Time):

Lee Strand U15 County League Div 6 Final Result (After Extra-Time):

Templenoe/Tuosist/Sneem/Derrynane 3-07 (0-04 AET)

Dromid/Waterville 2-10 (2-00 AET)

Hard luck to the Templenoe/Tuosist/Sneem/Derrynane U15 footballers who were just pipped at the post in the county league Div 6 final. Our U15 footballers fought back heroically to draw the game at the end of normal time having trailed Dromid/Waterville 0-02 to 1-06 at half time. Ultimately it took a goal from Dromid/Waterville in the dying minutes of Extra-Time to decide the outcome.

The Templenoe players involved were Mark Foley, James Leonard, Dara Mahony, Finn Byrne, Michael O Mahony and Shay Mulvanney.

Templenoe/Tuosist/Sneem/Derrynane management team was Micheál O’Mahony, Morgan O’Sullivan and Leonard Burns.

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Published: 29 May 2023

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Lee Strand U13 County League Phase 2, RD 2 Result:

Lee Strand U13 County League Phase 2, RD 2 Result:

Currow 2-11 (17)

Templenoe/Tuosist/Sneem/Derrynane 5-15 (30)

Well done to our U13 footballers on another great win this evening

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Published: 23 May 2023

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Lee Strand U15 County League Div 6 Final Fixture

🏐Lee Strand U15 County League Div 6 Final Fixture🏆:

Templenoe/Tuosist/Sneem/Derrynane 🆚 Dromid Waterville

🗓️ Friday, 26th May

⌚️ 7pm

📍 Derrynane GAA Grounds

Very best of luck to our players and management!!

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Published: 23 May 2023

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Templenoe’s Lee Strand U11 County Football Go Games 2023:

Templenoe’s Lee Strand U11 County Football Go Games 2023:

Group Name: Dara Moynihan/David Clifford

Round 1 - 25th May: 🏐 Spa (A)

Round 2 - 1st June: 🏐 Currow (H)

Round 3 - 8th June: 🏐 Fossa (A)

Round 4 - 15th June: 🏐 Glenbeigh/Glencar (H)

Round 5 - 22nd June: 🏐 St Michaels/Foilmore (A)

*Throw in times for all games 6:30pm.

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Published: 23 May 2023

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Credit Union County Senior Football League, Round 7 Match Report, Templenoe V Currow

County Senior Football League, Division 2, Round 7.

Templenoe 4-10, Currow 2-13.

Templenoe welcomed the visit of Currow for round 7 of the county league last Sunday. After somewhat of a roller coaster, Templenoe held on to win by three points against a Currow side that refused to say die. This win means that Templenoe are now surely safe from relegation and with four rounds remaining to be played anything could happen in the promotion race, with only four points separating the teams at the top of the table from ninth place Glenbeigh-Glencar.

The game was played in dry conditions although it did rain a bit towards the end. The visitors started well with Pa McCarthy (f) and former Kerry senior player Seamus Scanlon opening the scoring. Scanlon was deployed at full forward and was dangerous throughout, but overall Kieran O’Neill and the Templenoe defence did a decent job of limiting his influence. Patrick Clifford and Stephen O’Sullivan got Templenoe off the mark in the fourth and fifth minutes, before Currow struck three unanswered points from Pa McCarthy (2f) and Luke Fitzgerald to make the score 0-02 to 0-05 at the end of the first quarter. Templenoe’s first goal came about when Patrick Clifford kicked in a direct ball to Aidan Crowley, Crowley turned and applied a lovely finish with the ball hitting the inside of the crossbar before landing in the net. A minute later Patrick Clifford added a goal of his own after he used his speed to take him past the Currow defence and he made no mistake with the finish. The purple patch for the hosts continued with Colin Crowley popping the ball over the bar to extend their lead to four points. However, the visitors to their credit didn’t panic and hit back with Pa McCarthy splitting the posts from frees and from play to keep them well in the game, while in between Mark Casey raised a white flag for Templenoe.

Half Time Score: Templenoe 2-04, Currow 0-08.

The second half couldn’t have started better for the hosts, with the referee awarding a penalty after Aidan Crowley was taken down. For the second weekend in a row Stephen O’Sullivan stepped up and calmly struck the spot kick giving the keeper no chance. Then just two minutes later Currow were hit with another hammer blow, when Stephen O’Sullivan combined brilliantly with Aidan Crowley before despatching the ball to the net for his second and Templenoe’s fourth goal of the day. The hosts were now eight points to the good and looked to be cruising or so we thought. Currow however had other ideas and didn’t read that script, a goal from Luke Fitzgerald in the 37^th minute with points either side from Pa McCarthy and John Buckley blew the contest wide open again to make the score 4-04 to 1-10. Colin and Gavin Crowley put a bit more day light between the sides once more with two well taken scores before the end of the third quarter. The visitors though were doggedly keeping up their fight with substitute John O’Connor finding the range from play and from a placed ball either side of a Stephen O’Sullivan pointed free for the hosts. O’Sullivan then put Templenoe 4-09 to 1-12 ahead with two more scores and only seven minutes of normal time remaining. Not only that, but the visitors were now down to 14 players after John O’Connor was issued a black card by the referee. Anyone intending to leave early and beat the match traffic had to think again, when Currow corner forward John Buckley rifled the ball to the top corner of the net and then immediately after Pa McCarthy fired over a point and suddenly there was only two points between the sides with five minutes left to play. Templenoe were certainly making hard work of this game, but much to the relief of the home support Stephen O’Sullivan pointed a free in injury time to bag a full share of the spoils for the hosts.

Final Score: Templenoe 4-10, Currow 2-13.

All at Templenoe GAA Club wishes a speedy recovery to Currow’s Gearoid Coffey who picked a serious leg injury in the second half.

Scorers:

Templenoe: Stephen O’Sullivan 2-05 (1-00p) (4f), Patrick Clifford 1-01, Aidan Crowley 1-00, Colin Crowley 0-02 (1m), Mark Casey 0-01.

Currow: Pa McCarthy 0-08 (6f), Luke Fitzgerald 1-01, John Buckley 1-01, John O’Connor 0-02 (1f), Seamus Scanlon 0-01.

Wides: Templenoe 10, Currow 2.

Teams:

Templenoe: Mark Looney, Michael Hallissey, Kieran O’Neill, Mark Casey, Ciaran Crowley, Joseph Sheahan, Martin Reilly, Sean Sheehan, Gavin Crowley, Stephen O’Sullivan, Patrick Clifford, Kieran McCarthy, Aidan Crowley, Colin Crowley, Daniel Crowley

Subs used: John Moriarty, Hugh Granville.

Currow: Shane O’Leary, Kevin Fitzgerald, Gearoid Coffey, Alex Fleming, Luke Fitzgerald, Mike Hannifin, Seamus Brosnan, Seamus Scanlon, Dan O’Shea, Dan O’Sullivan, Conor Sheahan, Sean Brosnan, John Buckley, John Curtin, Pa McCarthy.

Subs used: John O’Connor, Adam Healy, David Moriarty.  

Pic - The Templenoe Senior Team wearing their new Jersey's which were kindly provided by our main club sponsor, The Ring of Kerry Golf Club

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Published: 21 May 2023

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Acorn Life County U21 Football Championship.

Hard luck to the Kenmare District U21's who lost out to East Kerry in a exciting match played in Gneeveguilla on Monday evening.

Final Score:

East Kerry 2-13, Kenmare District 2-08

Pic - East Kerry Facebook page

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Published: 19 May 2023

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Credit Union County SFL Division 2, Round 3, Templenoe V Currow

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Published: 16 May 2023

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Lee Strand County U13 League, Phase 2 - Div 7B Fixtures:

Lee Strand County U13 League, Phase 2 - Div 7B Fixtures:

Round 1 - 14th May:

Templenoe/Tuosist/Sneem/Derrynane 🆚 Kerins O’Rahillys - Venue: Sneem GAA Grounds.

Round 2 - 21st May:

Currow 🆚 Templenoe/Tuosist/Sneem/Derrynane

Round 3 - 28th May:

Templenoe/Tuosist/Sneem/Derrynane 🆚 Rathmore

Throw in times for all games is 6pm.

Templenoe/Tuosist/Sneem/Derrynane U13's after playing playing Kerins O'Rahillys on Sunday 14th May

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Published: 14 May 2023

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Credit Union County Senior Football League, Round 6 Match Report, Kenmare V Templenoe

County Senior Football League, Division 2, Round 6.

Kenmare Shamrocks 0-07, Templenoe 1-09.

Templenoe made the short trip to Fr Breen Park for the first meeting of Kenmare Shamrocks and Templenoe in the county league since 2016. A great team performance from start to finish saw Templenoe emerge victors by five points for our first win over our neighbours in seven years.

On a glorious evening with a big crowd in attendance to witness this local derby, the hosts chose to play with the wind for the first half. Kenmare Shamrocks also opening the scoring with a pointed free from Darren Allman, but few if any would have predicted that this would be the only time Kenmare would be in the ascendancy. The visitors responded with a point from play and one from a free through Stephen O’Sullivan. Then Darragh O’Connor was off target with a point effort for Kenmare, before the hosts were dealt with a sucker punch when John Moriarty was fouled just inside the big square and a penalty awarded. Stephen O’Sullivan stepped up and planted the ball in the net with aplomb. This was just the tonic needed to settle Templenoe and make believe that a win was possible. Midway through the first half Darragh O’Connor popped over Kenmare’s second point to make the score 0-02 to 1-02. Templenoe remained focused and continued to work very hard but were guilty of two wides to precede Kenmare’s next score from the boot of Kevin O’Sullivan. Soon after Dara Crowley added another for the hosts to reduce the deficit to the minimum. In the closing minutes of the first half Stephen O’Sullivan traded points with Darren Allman, before the game which was a sporting contest took an unexpected twist with Templenoe’s John Moriarty picking up his second yellow card to reduce the visitors to 14 players just on the stroke of half time.

Half Time Score: Kenmare Shamrocks 0-05, Templenoe 1-03

Templenoe were not noted for been a second half team in their recent outings, but this time it was to be very different with the visitors outscoring their opponents by six points to two with one player less on the field for a whole half hour. Stephen O’Sullivan who was having a whale of a game extended Templenoe’s lead to two points from a placed ball in the 39^th minute after a series of missed opportunities by both sides. Then three points on the trot from Templenoe followed with Stephen O’Sullivan (2) and Patrick Clifford firing over inspirational scores to make the score 0-05 to 1-07 after 44 minutes of play. Nonetheless, there was still time for Kenmare Shamrocks to do what they did many times in the past and turn the contest and Kevin O’Sullivan did get one back with a point from play in the 51^st minute. With time running out David Hallissey did find a bit of a rare opening in the Templenoe defence, however his shot found the side netting. Aidan Crowley steadied the ship for Templenoe with a white flag to restore their lead to six points with just five minutes of normal time remaining, before David Hallissey split the posts for Kenmare. The hosts still needed two goals, but on this occasion it was to prove a bridge too far for Kenmare Shamrocks with Templenoe closing out the game without any late scares.

Final Score: Kenmare Shamrocks 0-07, Templenoe 1-09

Scorers:

Kenmare Shamrocks: Darren Allman 0-02 (2f), Kevin O’Sullivan 0-02, Darragh O’Connor 0-01, David Hallissey 0-01, Dara Crowley 0-01.

Templenoe: Stephen O’Sullivan 1-07 (1-00p) (4f), Aidan Crowley 0-01, Patrick Clifford 0-01.

Teams:

Kenmare Shamrocks: Kieran Fitzgibbon, Dara Crowley, Tommy O’Sullivan, Cian O’Sullivan, Shane O’Sullivan, Tommy Cronin, Jamie O’Regan, Tom O’Sullivan, James McCarthy, David Ciuciu, David Hallissey, Jimmy Lehane, Darren Allman, Kevin O’Sullivan, Darragh O’Connor.

Subs used: Conor Adams, Eoghan McCarthy, Kane Reidy, Liam Palmer.

Templenoe: Mark Looney, Michael Hallissey, Kieran O’Neill, Mark Casey, Ciaran Crowley, Joseph Sheahan, Martin Reilly, Sean Sheehan, Gavin Crowley, Stephen O’Sullivan, Patrick Clifford, Colin Crowley, Aidan Crowley, John Moriarty, Daniel Crowley

Subs used: Kieran McCarthy, Hugh Granville.

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Published: 14 May 2023

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