Herbertstown advance to Goodson national cup last 16

Herbertstown advance to Goodson national cup last 16- Herbertstown 5 Clerekan 0

This was a comfortable win at this stage of this prestigious competition in heavy conditions on Saturday afternoon. A fine run and clinical finish by David Hannon opened

the scoring in the first half. The second goal came midway through the second period after a good interchange between Conor O Grady and David Hannon set up Muiris

Rowesome for a fine finish. Shortly after Andrew Vance raided down the left and delivered a pin point cross that was headed in superbly by the inrushing Kevin Laffan.

David Hannon dispatched two more goals, one from 35 yards in the top corner was an excellent strike. Best for the Town were Kevin Laffan, Fionn Murphy, Matthew O Dea

and striker supreme David Hannon. Team; Harry Ryan, Connor Phipps, Andrew Vance, Matthew O Dea, Ryan Mawdsley, Connor O Grady, Fionn Murphy, Kevin Laffan,

Muiris Rowesome, Patrick McDonagh, David Hannon, Paul Heney, Andrew Kennedy. Donal Hurley and Brian Nash are also key players for Herbertstown who are presently out injured.

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St David's win 12's first division

Unbeaten all season, St David's overcame Rathkeale 4 - 2 in a tense encounter at Cullen on Saturday morning to capture the 12's first division title.

The Saints goals were scored by Timmy Corcoran, Michael Sean Nash, Kieran O Donnell who came off the bench to fire in the 3rd goal and Aaron Landers who

hit the last goal to ease the nerves as Rathkeale's Barry Coleman and Aaron Hogan were also on target. Roy Keogh and Lucas Costello were best for Rathkeale

while Cathal Hallessy, Danny Cunningham and captain, Ben Quinn, have been outstanding throughout this momentous campaign for St. David's and the boys from

Cullen/Lattin were thrilled with their victory. Mike Sean Nash was their

top goalscorer; Mike Sean is a skillful striker with a keen eye for goal and has a very bright

future in the game.

League champions, St David's; Niall Carew, Kieran

burke, Gerard Ryan, Cathal Hallessy,

Ben Quinn, Timmy Corcoran, Sean Landers, Danny Cunningham, Mike Sean Nash,

Aaron Landers, Jason O Brien, Kieran O Donnell, Joyce Ryan, Ramon Hennessy, Coil Murphy, Adam Burke and Alan Quinlan

Fixtures secretary Sean Harnett presented the cup to the winning captain Ben Quinn to huge applause and celebrations.

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Knocklong defeated Kilteely 5 - 1 in the 12's first division shield. Cian McCarthy scored twice and formed an exciting partnership with Pauliss As in attack.

Midfielders Adam Slattery (2) and Jack Keogh (1) rounded off notable displays with goals also. Robbie Holmes broke through to chip the keeper in the second

half for Kilteely's solitary goal and the visitors had fine performances from Conor Egan, Alan Hanley, David O Connell and Josh Sheahan made many fine saves in goal.

Kilteely: Josh Sheahan, Brendan Gleeson, John Egan, Conor Egan, Alan Hanley, Brian O Grady, Jack O Connell, Robbie Holmes, Nicole Kenny, Edward English,

David O Connell.

Knocklong; Adam Doherty, Cillian Rainbow, Ricky Dee, Chris Beville, Dylan Corbett, Adam Slattery, Jack Keogh, Owen Dee, Thomas Noonan,

Cian McCarthy, Pauliss As, Jordan Ryan.

Also in this competition Holycross had an easy win over Castle Utd, providing the artillery for them were Conor Godfrey with a hattrick,

Jerry Quaid and Darragh O Brien with a brace each and Ethan Butler and Sean O Leary brought the tally to nine. Ruari O Connor replied for Castle.

Ronan Hanley hit a brilliant hattrick for Cappamore and Donal O Mahoney added a fourth in victory over Galbally in the 12's premier league

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Cappamore edged out Pallas in a 9 goal thriller in the blue group; Mikey Stokes and Denis O Connell scored doubles for Pallas while Mike Daly replied with a wonderful

hattrick for

Cappamore who also had Paddy McMahon and Mike Gleeson on the scoreboard. Castle Utd hit 6 in the green section against Holycross; providing the firepower
were Sean O Neill, Ciaran Considine (2), Jimmy Quilty, Sean O Sullivan and Sean Lyons. Rathkeale had a fine win in this section with Patrick Johnson obliged with

a sublime hattrick and Dylan Byrnes also on the mark. Jake O Riordan and Oran O Dea were Kilteely's sharpshooters against Knockainey in the white

group and in the orange section a Cillian

O Shea brace gained the points for Murroe over Cappamore B for whom PJ Hogan was on target.
Charleville Bees were crowned Champions of the green league and captain Mark Buckley accepted the winners cup from Sean Harnett at Rathkeale and mentors Gordan Ryan

and Shane Kilcommins had a smile on their faces for a job well done

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In the 14's shield Knocklong and Rathkeale served up an enjoyable 3 all draw, Simmoe As (2) and Brendan McNabb were on the mark for Knocklong and others to

shine for the home team were 'keeper

Brogan Walsh, David Beville, Darragh Keogh and James Hennebry. Sean Keating on the double and Owen Kelly replied for
Rathkeale who were well served by Barry Coleman, Adrian Brennan and Aaron Hogan. Herbertstown B v Kilteely was a cracker, Mark Fogarty opened the scoring for

the Town, CJ O Brien made it 2 - 0 with a piledriver. However, Kilteely struck back to grab the lead with two goals from Jamie McCarthy and one from Steven O Dea.

In the dying minutes Danny O Connor crashed home a fine goal to regain deserved parity for a gallant Town.

Galbally's hattrick hero was James O Donovan and further strikes from Darragh Burke and Patrick O Donoghue ensured a 5 - 3 victory in the 14's first division over Murroe

in a fast, free flowing game.

Herbertstown advance to Goodson national cup last 16- Herbertstown 5 Clerekan 0

This was a comfortable win at this stage of this prestigious competition in heavy conditions on Saturday afternoon. A fine run and clinical finish by David Hannon opened

the scoring in the first half. The second goal came midway through the second period after a good interchange between Conor O Grady and David Hannon set up Muiris

Rowesome for a fine finish. Shortly after Andrew Vance raided down the left and delivered a pin point cross that was headed in superbly by the inrushing Kevin Laffan.

David Hannon dispatched two more goals, one from 35 yards in the top corner was an excellent strike. Best for the Town were Kevin Laffan, Fionn Murphy, Matthew O Dea

and striker supreme David Hannon. Team; Harry Ryan, Connor Phipps, Andrew Vance, Matthew O Dea, Ryan Mawdsley, Connor O Grady, Fionn Murphy, Kevin Laffan,

Muiris Rowesome, Patrick McDonagh, David Hannon, Paul Heney, Andrew Kennedy. Donal Hurley and Brian Nash are also key players for Herbertstown who are presently out injured.

Herbertstown advance to Goodson national cup last 16

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