Killanny
Championship
Our interest in the 2013 junior championship concluded in Grattan Pairc on Sunday evening last when we were beaten by 1 point after extra time by Toome. We wish them the best of luck in their remaining games. Report elsewhere.
Junior League
Sean MacDiarmuide make the long trip to Pairc Eanna on Sunday evening for a 5.30 start. Eire Og also make the journey for a 7.00 start on the following Wednesday evening.
Minors
St Pats 1g 14p
Killanny 0g 9p
Under 16
We play Corduff in Pairc Eanna tonight at 7.00.
U8 Blitz this Saturday in Killanny from 9.45 to 12.00
U10 Blitz on Friday in Killanny from 6.30 to 8.30Our U12’s had a very worthwhile challenge against Donaghmoyne on Friday evening last.
Although we were missing a number of regulars it was a good opportunity to give other players an opportunity to stake a claim for a starting place with the Shield final due to take place in two weeks time. The Killanny boys were quick to settle into the game and lead by 6 points to 2 at half time. The Leegan brothers David and Darren kicked some great points in the opening half and were ably assisted by Ciaran Walsh, James Finnegan and Cian Burns. At midfield Kyle Connolly and Aodhan McConnon worked hard for the full hour. In the second half Donaghmoyne gained the upper hand and only for the determination and tight marking of our back four of Ronan Grimes, Jack Guinan, Oisin Burns and Kian Duffy we would have found ourselves in serious difficulty. When introduced Conor Finnegan, Michael Grimes and Dara O’Shea all impressed. Thanks to Mary O’Callaghan for officiating.
Although we were missing a number of regulars it was a good opportunity to give other players an opportunity to stake a claim for a starting place with the Shield final due to take place in two weeks time. The Killanny boys were quick to settle into the game and lead by 6 points to 2 at half time. The Leegan brothers David and Darren kicked some great points in the opening half and were ably assisted by Ciaran Walsh, James Finnegan and Cian Burns. At midfield Kyle Connolly and Aodhan McConnon worked hard for the full hour. In the second half Donaghmoyne gained the upper hand and only for the determination and tight marking of our back four of Ronan Grimes, Jack Guinan, Oisin Burns and Kian Duffy we would have found ourselves in serious difficulty. When introduced Conor Finnegan, Michael Grimes and Dara O’Shea all impressed. Thanks to Mary O’Callaghan for officiating.
