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Tuesday 28 February 2012
Saturday 25 February 2012
DCU win Siegerson Cup in Galway against NUI Maynooth Sat 25 Feb 2012
DCU win Siegerson Cup in Galway against NUI Maynooth Sat 25 Feb 2012
DCU are Sigerson Cup Champions. They beat NUI Maynooth by 2-17 to 7 points at Pearse Stadium in Galway to claim the title for the third time. Paul Flynn with 1-03 for DCU while fellow Dub stars Eoghan O'Gara and Dean Rock scored 0-04 each.
DCU had led by 0-6 to 0-4 at the break, with Craig Berrigan, Michael Newman and David Dalton keeping NUI Maynooth in touch.
Paul Flynn DCU was man-of-the-match.
DCU: M Boyle; P McMahon, K Gavin, E Culligan; N Collins, J Cooper, J McCarthy; F O'Shea, C Begley (0-1); P Flynn (1-3), D Rock (0-4, 0-1f), D Keenan (0-2); J Brady, E O'Gara (0-4), A McFadden.
Subs: D Kelly (1-1) for Brady (31 mins), M Murphy (0-1) for Keenan (40), G Sweeney (0-1) for Rock (48), R Hennelly for Boyle (54), F O'Curraoin for O'Gara (57).
NUI Maynooth: S Connolly; K O'Brien, K Lynch, D Dalton (0-1); T Moolick (0-1), J McDermott, S Denvir; C Berrigan (0-1), C Brophy; P Cahillane (0-1), S Hurley, C Mullins; M Newman (0-2, 0-1f), D Quinn (0-1), J Califf.
Subs: S Fahey for Califf (34 mins), T Johnson for Denvir (38), D Quinn for Berrigan (45), W Ryan for Lynch (49), P Og O'Griofa for Mullins (54).
Referee: Joe McQuillan (Cavan
DCU are Sigerson Cup Champions. They beat NUI Maynooth by 2-17 to 7 points at Pearse Stadium in Galway to claim the title for the third time. Paul Flynn with 1-03 for DCU while fellow Dub stars Eoghan O'Gara and Dean Rock scored 0-04 each.
DCU had led by 0-6 to 0-4 at the break, with Craig Berrigan, Michael Newman and David Dalton keeping NUI Maynooth in touch.
Paul Flynn DCU was man-of-the-match.
DCU: M Boyle; P McMahon, K Gavin, E Culligan; N Collins, J Cooper, J McCarthy; F O'Shea, C Begley (0-1); P Flynn (1-3), D Rock (0-4, 0-1f), D Keenan (0-2); J Brady, E O'Gara (0-4), A McFadden.
Subs: D Kelly (1-1) for Brady (31 mins), M Murphy (0-1) for Keenan (40), G Sweeney (0-1) for Rock (48), R Hennelly for Boyle (54), F O'Curraoin for O'Gara (57).
NUI Maynooth: S Connolly; K O'Brien, K Lynch, D Dalton (0-1); T Moolick (0-1), J McDermott, S Denvir; C Berrigan (0-1), C Brophy; P Cahillane (0-1), S Hurley, C Mullins; M Newman (0-2, 0-1f), D Quinn (0-1), J Califf.
Subs: S Fahey for Califf (34 mins), T Johnson for Denvir (38), D Quinn for Berrigan (45), W Ryan for Lynch (49), P Og O'Griofa for Mullins (54).
Referee: Joe McQuillan (Cavan
Meath Hurling Manager CillianFarrell criticised by delegates
Meath Hurling Manager CillianFarrell criticised by delegates
Meath hurling manager Cillian FarrellMeath hurling manager Cillian Farrell has been criticised by some football clubs in the county.
Farrell requested that any of his dual players in the squad not to play club 'A' league football last weekend; a situation that did not go down well with many clubs, who voiced their concern at last Monday night's county board meeting 20 Feb 2012.
Farrell explained
" if it was any other team in the league except Kildare I would have released them without any problem at all."
Meath hurling manager Cillian Farrell
Farrell requested that any of his dual players in the squad not to play club 'A' league football last weekend; a situation that did not go down well with many clubs, who voiced their concern at last Monday night's county board meeting 20 Feb 2012.
Farrell explained
" if it was any other team in the league except Kildare I would have released them without any problem at all."
Siegerson Cup Semi Final won by DCU Fri 24 Feb 2012
Siegerson Cup Semi Final won by DCU Fri 24 Feb2012
DCU 0-17 UUJ 1-5:
DCU had a good second-half display yesterday to qualify for the final and they will go into today’s decider against NUI Maynooth as favourites.
Dean Rock led the way for a DCU side bidding for their third Sigerson title, with Dublin star Paul Flynn landing four excellent points at Dangan in Galway yesterday.
DCU trailed by 0-5 to 1-3 at the break.
DCU will now play NUI Maynooth in the final at 3pm on Saturday 25 Feb 2012
DCU: M Boyle; P McMahon (0-1), K Gavin, E Culligan; J McCarthy, J Cooper, N Collins (0-1); F Ó Curraoin, C Begley (0-1); P Flynn (0-4), D Rock (0-8, six frees), D Keenan; J Brady, E O’Gara, A McFadden. Subs: M Murphy (0-1, free) for McFadden (43 mins); F O’Shea for Ó Curraoin (46 mins); C Sheridan for Flynn (52 mins); D Kelly (0-1) for Rock (55 mins).
UNIVERSITY OF JORDANSTOWN: S McCormack; R McNabb, R Pickering, A McClean; E Wade, G McCartan, C McGinley (0-2); N McAdam, A McArdle (1-0); M Donnelly, L McLoone, P Hughes (0-2); P Devlin, K Hughes, D McNulty (0-1). Subs: C Donnelly for M Donnelly (41 mins).
Referee: M Duffy (Sligo).
DCU 0-17 UUJ 1-5:
DCU had a good second-half display yesterday to qualify for the final and they will go into today’s decider against NUI Maynooth as favourites.
Dean Rock led the way for a DCU side bidding for their third Sigerson title, with Dublin star Paul Flynn landing four excellent points at Dangan in Galway yesterday.
DCU trailed by 0-5 to 1-3 at the break.
DCU will now play NUI Maynooth in the final at 3pm on Saturday 25 Feb 2012
DCU: M Boyle; P McMahon (0-1), K Gavin, E Culligan; J McCarthy, J Cooper, N Collins (0-1); F Ó Curraoin, C Begley (0-1); P Flynn (0-4), D Rock (0-8, six frees), D Keenan; J Brady, E O’Gara, A McFadden. Subs: M Murphy (0-1, free) for McFadden (43 mins); F O’Shea for Ó Curraoin (46 mins); C Sheridan for Flynn (52 mins); D Kelly (0-1) for Rock (55 mins).
UNIVERSITY OF JORDANSTOWN: S McCormack; R McNabb, R Pickering, A McClean; E Wade, G McCartan, C McGinley (0-2); N McAdam, A McArdle (1-0); M Donnelly, L McLoone, P Hughes (0-2); P Devlin, K Hughes, D McNulty (0-1). Subs: C Donnelly for M Donnelly (41 mins).
Referee: M Duffy (Sligo).
Friday 24 February 2012
Sigerson Cup: NUI Maynooth dump UCC in Semi Final in Galway
Sigerson Cup: NUI Maynooth dump UCC in Semi Final in Galway
NUI Maynooth 2-11 UCC 2-8 Fri 24 Feb 2012
NUI Maynooth withstood a UCC final comeback to earn a place in tomorrow's Irish Daily Mail Sigerson Cup final.
Maynooth lined out in the Kildare jersey for today's semi-final against holders UCC.
Maynooth, who led by 0-6 to 1-2 at the break
UCC searched desperately for an equaliser towards the end but Maynooth broke as Cahillane grabbed a vital point and Meath's Newman '45 deep into added time clinched the win for Maynooth.
NUI MAYNOOTH: S Connolly; D Dalton; K O’Brien, K Lynch; T Moolick (0-1), J McDermott, S Denvir (0-1); C Berrigan, C Brophy; M Newman (1-4, 0-3 frees), S Hurley (0-2), C Mullins; P Cahillane (0-2), J Califf, D Quinn (1-1). Subs: P Ó Gríofa for Califf (40 mins), S O’Hanlon for Mullins (47 mins), S Fahey for Quinn (57 mins).
UCC: D Ferry; S Enright, E O’Mahony, J O’Sullivan; P Crowley, N Daly, B Daly; J Buckley (0-1), K O’Driscoll (0-1); D Nation, M Collins (1-1, 0-1 free), JB Spillane; S O’Brien (1-1), P Geaney (0-1), B O’Driscoll (0-2, 45). Subs: M Reen (0-1) for Nation (38 mins), B Moran for O’Brien (56 mins).
Referee: S Carroll (Westmeath).
http://www.hoganstand.com/ArticleForm.aspx?ID=162697
NUI Maynooth 2-11 UCC 2-8 Fri 24 Feb 2012
Maynooth lined out in the Kildare jersey for today's semi-final against holders UCC.
Maynooth, who led by 0-6 to 1-2 at the break
UCC searched desperately for an equaliser towards the end but Maynooth broke as Cahillane grabbed a vital point and Meath's Newman '45 deep into added time clinched the win for Maynooth.
NUI MAYNOOTH: S Connolly; D Dalton; K O’Brien, K Lynch; T Moolick (0-1), J McDermott, S Denvir (0-1); C Berrigan, C Brophy; M Newman (1-4, 0-3 frees), S Hurley (0-2), C Mullins; P Cahillane (0-2), J Califf, D Quinn (1-1). Subs: P Ó Gríofa for Califf (40 mins), S O’Hanlon for Mullins (47 mins), S Fahey for Quinn (57 mins).
UCC: D Ferry; S Enright, E O’Mahony, J O’Sullivan; P Crowley, N Daly, B Daly; J Buckley (0-1), K O’Driscoll (0-1); D Nation, M Collins (1-1, 0-1 free), JB Spillane; S O’Brien (1-1), P Geaney (0-1), B O’Driscoll (0-2, 45). Subs: M Reen (0-1) for Nation (38 mins), B Moran for O’Brien (56 mins).
Referee: S Carroll (Westmeath).
http://www.hoganstand.com/ArticleForm.aspx?ID=162697
Monday 20 February 2012
All Ireland Club Semi Finals
All Ireland Club Semi Finals
Garrycastle 1-11 St Brigid’s 1-9: GARRYCASTLE the first Westmeath team to reach a senior All-Ireland club football final with a deserved two-point win after a struggle with St Brigid’s, from Roscommon, in Longford on Saturday 18 Feb 2012.
GARRYCASTLE: C Mullin; E Mulvihill, J Gaffey, M McCallon; K Henson, D Harte, T McHugh; S O’Donoghue, D O’Shaughnessy; G Dolan (0-1), P Mulvihill, P Dillon (0-1); J Duignan (0-1), J Dolan (1-1), D Dolan (0-7, five frees). Subs: A Fox for McHugh (34 mins), A Browne for Duignan (48 mins), C Cosgrove for Dillon (51 mins), A Daly for G Dolan (57 mins).
ST BRIGID’S: J Martin; R Kelly, D Donnelly, G Cunniffe; N Grehan (0-1), P Domican, I Kilbride (0-1); K Mannion (1-0, penalty), G Dolan; D Dolan, Cathal McHugh (0-2), E Sheehy; F Dolan (0-1, free), S Kilbride (0-3, one free), Conor McHugh (0-1). Subs: J Murray for Kelly (40 mins), P Kelly for Sheehy (55 mins), D Kelleher for D Dolan (57 mins).
Referee : J McQuillan (Cavan).
http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/sport/2012/0220/1224312050794.html
Crossmaglen Rangers 3-08 Dr Crokes 2-08
Dr Crokes dominance in the first half, good enough to bank a seven-point lead, But Crossmaglen stormed back in second half and Crokes couldn't cope. Crossmaglen ran out easy winners in the end.
Crossmaglen: P Hearty; J Morgan, P Kernan, P McKeown; A Kernan, D O'Callaghan, S Finnegan; J Hanratty, S Kernan; M McNamee, T Kernan, A Cunningham; K Brenna, J Clarke, O McConville. Subs: B McKeown for O'Callaghan (inj 11); D McKenna for Finnegan (17); M Ahearne for McNamee (29); K Carragher for Brennan (45); G Carragher for McConville (63).
Dr Crokes: A Kelly; J Payne, L Quinn, K McMahon; F Fitzgerald, E Brosnan, D O'Leary; A O'Donovan, J Buckley; A Kenneally, D Casey, B Looney; C Cooper, K O'Leary, J Doolan. Subs: C Brady for Kenneally (51); S O'Neill for Looney (69).
Referee: D Coldrick (Meath)
http://www.independent.ie/sport/gaelic-football/cross-outbattle-crokes-to-close-in-on-sixth-title-3024265.html
Garrycastle 1-11 St Brigid’s 1-9: GARRYCASTLE the first Westmeath team to reach a senior All-Ireland club football final with a deserved two-point win after a struggle with St Brigid’s, from Roscommon, in Longford on Saturday 18 Feb 2012.
GARRYCASTLE: C Mullin; E Mulvihill, J Gaffey, M McCallon; K Henson, D Harte, T McHugh; S O’Donoghue, D O’Shaughnessy; G Dolan (0-1), P Mulvihill, P Dillon (0-1); J Duignan (0-1), J Dolan (1-1), D Dolan (0-7, five frees). Subs: A Fox for McHugh (34 mins), A Browne for Duignan (48 mins), C Cosgrove for Dillon (51 mins), A Daly for G Dolan (57 mins).
ST BRIGID’S: J Martin; R Kelly, D Donnelly, G Cunniffe; N Grehan (0-1), P Domican, I Kilbride (0-1); K Mannion (1-0, penalty), G Dolan; D Dolan, Cathal McHugh (0-2), E Sheehy; F Dolan (0-1, free), S Kilbride (0-3, one free), Conor McHugh (0-1). Subs: J Murray for Kelly (40 mins), P Kelly for Sheehy (55 mins), D Kelleher for D Dolan (57 mins).
Referee : J McQuillan (Cavan).
http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/sport/2012/0220/1224312050794.html
Crossmaglen Rangers 3-08 Dr Crokes 2-08
Dr Crokes dominance in the first half, good enough to bank a seven-point lead, But Crossmaglen stormed back in second half and Crokes couldn't cope. Crossmaglen ran out easy winners in the end.
Crossmaglen: P Hearty; J Morgan, P Kernan, P McKeown; A Kernan, D O'Callaghan, S Finnegan; J Hanratty, S Kernan; M McNamee, T Kernan, A Cunningham; K Brenna, J Clarke, O McConville. Subs: B McKeown for O'Callaghan (inj 11); D McKenna for Finnegan (17); M Ahearne for McNamee (29); K Carragher for Brennan (45); G Carragher for McConville (63).
Dr Crokes: A Kelly; J Payne, L Quinn, K McMahon; F Fitzgerald, E Brosnan, D O'Leary; A O'Donovan, J Buckley; A Kenneally, D Casey, B Looney; C Cooper, K O'Leary, J Doolan. Subs: C Brady for Kenneally (51); S O'Neill for Looney (69).
Referee: D Coldrick (Meath)
http://www.independent.ie/sport/gaelic-football/cross-outbattle-crokes-to-close-in-on-sixth-title-3024265.html
O’BYRNE CUP FINAL DCU 3-7 Kildare 1-12:
O’BYRNE CUP FINAL DCU 3-7 Kildare 1-12: A 72ND-MINUTE Philip McMahon goal stole the O’Byrne Cup title from Kildare’s grasp at a wet O’Moore Park, Portlaoise last night. The Lilywhites led by 10 points following an Eamonn Callaghan goal with 25 minutes remaining, but failed to add to their tally as DCU threw huge pressure at the Kildare defence.
DCU: R Hennelly (0-1, 45); L Bree, P McMahon (1-0), E Culligan; J McCarthy, J Cooper, C Cafferky; K Dooney, P Flynn (0-1); D Keenan, F O’Shea, C Cregg (0-1); J Brady, D Rock (2-3, 0-2 frees), A McFadden (0-1). Subs: E O’Gara for Dooney (half-time); N Collins for McCarthy (46 mins); C Kehoe for O’Gara (50 mins); D Gavin for Cregg (57 mins); G Gibson for Keenan (65 mins); B Noone for Lawlor (72 mins).
KILDARE: R Eyres; S Bergin (0-1), H McGrillen (0-1), D Barker; K Murnaghan, M Foley, K Ennis; C Feeney, P Dunne; C McDonnell (0-3), E Callaghan (1-1), T McCann; A Smith (0-1, free), K Donnelly (0-1), D Lawlor (0-2). Subs: S Hanafin (0-2, 0-1 45) for McCann (33 mins); J Kavanagh for McDonnell (57 mins); A Dunne for Donnelly (68 mins).
Referee: S Carroll (Westmeath)
http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/sport/2012/0218/1224311978813.html
DCU: R Hennelly (0-1, 45); L Bree, P McMahon (1-0), E Culligan; J McCarthy, J Cooper, C Cafferky; K Dooney, P Flynn (0-1); D Keenan, F O’Shea, C Cregg (0-1); J Brady, D Rock (2-3, 0-2 frees), A McFadden (0-1). Subs: E O’Gara for Dooney (half-time); N Collins for McCarthy (46 mins); C Kehoe for O’Gara (50 mins); D Gavin for Cregg (57 mins); G Gibson for Keenan (65 mins); B Noone for Lawlor (72 mins).
KILDARE: R Eyres; S Bergin (0-1), H McGrillen (0-1), D Barker; K Murnaghan, M Foley, K Ennis; C Feeney, P Dunne; C McDonnell (0-3), E Callaghan (1-1), T McCann; A Smith (0-1, free), K Donnelly (0-1), D Lawlor (0-2). Subs: S Hanafin (0-2, 0-1 45) for McCann (33 mins); J Kavanagh for McDonnell (57 mins); A Dunne for Donnelly (68 mins).
Referee: S Carroll (Westmeath)
http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/sport/2012/0218/1224311978813.html
Thursday 16 February 2012
SIGERSON CUP QUARTER-FINALS
DCU 1-14 DIT 0-7:
2010 champions DCU are going all out to regain the Sigerson Cup they lost last year, and it’s going to take a seriously good team to stop them.
DCU: M Boyle (Donegal); P McMahon (Dublin, 0-2), K Gavin (Westmeath), E Culligan (Dublin); N Collins (Roscommon), J Cooper (Dublin, 0-1), J McCarthy (Dublin); F O’Curraoin (Galway), C Belgey (Laois, 0-1); P Flynn (Dublin), D Rock (Dublin, 0-5, all frees), D Keenan (Roscommon); J Brady (Cavan, 0-1), E O’Gara (Dublin, 0-2), A McFadden (Donegal, 1-1). Subs: F O’Shea (Cork, 0-1) for E O’Gara (50), C Cafferky (Roscommon) for J Cooper (55), P Dooney (Monaghan) for P Flynn (57), L Bree (Sligo) for K Gavin (57), C Cregg (Roscommon) for D Keenan (60).
DIT: A O’Mara (Dublin); P Cunningham (Wicklow), A McLoughlin (Wicklow), D Nelson (Dublin); E Reilly (Meath), B Menton (Meath), D Hughes (Monaghan); A O’Shea (Mayo), G McKiernan (Cavan, 0-1); P Sharry (Westmeath, 0-1f), T Parsons (Mayo), H Dawson (Dublin, 0-1); B Allen (Offaly), A Freeman (Mayo, 0-4, all frees), J McGrath (Wicklow). Subs: P McGuire (Dublin) for J McGrath (25), M Reilly (Cavan) for P Maguire (44), N Devereaux (Dublin) for D Hughes (58), R Hazley (Dublin) for H Dawson (60).
Referee: B McCormack (Dublin)
UUJ 0-12 NUI Galway 1-6:
UUJ edged this quarter-final with three injury-time points.
UUJ: S McCormack (Kildare); G McCartan (Down), A McClean (Antrim), R Pickering (Tyrone); E Wade (Donegal), L McLoone 0-1 (Donegal), C McGinley (Tyrone); N McAdam (Monaghan), A McArdle 0-1 (Down); P Devlin 0-1, 1f (Down), P Hughes (Tyrone), M Donnelly 0-5, 1 pen (Tyrone); D McNulty 0-3 (Tyrone), K Hughes 0-1 (Monaghan), R McNabb (Tyrone). Subs: C Clarke (Down) for McArdle, (43 mins), C Sheridan (Leitrim) for Devlin (51 mins), S McGuigan (Tyrone) for P Hughes (57 mins).
NUIG: D O’Sullivan (Limerick); L Healy 0-1 (Clare), G Sweeney (Galway), K McDonald (Tipperary); R Rochford (Mayo), J Maloney (Offaly), R Kiely (Tipperary); S Guing (Offaly), S Moran 0-1 (Leitrim); F Deasmhunaigh 0-1 (Cork), S Gilmartin (Sligo), K Conroy (Mayo); N Douglas 0-1, 1f (Mayo), J Doherty 1-1 (Mayo), I Galvin (Kerry). Subs: K Conlon 0-1 (Leitrim) for Conroy (25 mins), G Higgins (Galway) for Galvin (40 mins), D Newcombe (Mayo) for Healy (50 mins).
Referee: Michael Rock (Clare).
UCC 2-7 IT Sligo 0-11:
Holders UCC needed to produce a strong finish to keep their Sigerson Cup campaign alive after a competitive encounter at Edenderry Wed 14 Feb 2012.
UCC: D Farry (Cork); S Enright (Kerry), E O’Mahony (Cork), J O’Sullivan (Cork); P Crowley (Kerry) (0-1), N Daly (Roscommon), B Daly (Cork); K O’Driscoll (Cork), B Moran (Kerry); M Greene (Kerry), M Collins (Cork) (0-2, free), JB Spillane (Kerry); B O’Driscoll (Cork, 0-2), S O’Brien (Kerry, 0-1), P Geaney (Kerry, 2-1). Subs: D Nation (Cork) for Moran (h-t); S Beston (Cork) for Greene (51)
IT SLIGO: A Faherty (Galway); R Donovan (Sligo), K Keane (Galway), J Kelly (Sligo); D Drake (Mayo), D Geraghty (Mayo), G Gaughan (Sligo); D Givney (Cavan, 0-1), E Mullen (Sligo, 0-2); P Garvey (Roscommon) (0-2, free), E Keating (Cavan, 0-2), P Seoige (Galway); D Cummins (Galway, 0-1), K Sweeney (Sligo, 0-3, free), M McHugh (Donegal). Subs: D Maye (Sligo) for Drake (34); M Dunne (Cavan) for Cummins, M Brady (Longford) for Garvey Iboth 58).
Referee: S Carroll (Westmeath).
Maynooth: 2-08 UCD: 1-08
Maynooth got the better of favourites UCD by 2-8 to 1-8 Thurs 16 Feb 2012
Colm Murphy foe UCD sent off in second half by Longford referee Derek Fahy.
Maynooth had an outstanding front line of Mickey Newman,Paul Cahilane and David Quinn who upset a full back line led by Dublins Rory O Carroll.
NUIM : S Connolly (Kildare); K O’Brien (Kildare), K Lynch (Meath), D Dalton (Meath); T Moolick 1-1 (Kildare), J McDermott (Dublin), S Denvir 0-1 (Galway); C Berrigan (Meath), C Brophy (Kildare); J Califf 0-2 (one free) (Louth), S Hurley (Kildare), C Mullins 0-1 (Dublin); M Newman 1-1 (Meath), P Cahillane 0-1 (Laois), D Quinn 0-1 (Dublin). Subs : S Fahey (Kildare) for Hurley inj (13); G McIntyre (Dublin) for Berrigan (40); A Walsh (Kerry) for Mullins (44); S O’Hanlon (Louth) for Quinn (53).
UCD : M McGinley (Donegal); M Furlong (Wexford), J Hayes (Cavan), C Forde (Galway); C Barrett (Mayo), Rory O’Carroll (Dublin), S Redmond (Carlow); M Coughlan (Dublin), C Murphy (Dublin); C Dias (Dublin), L Smith (Westmeath), C Carthy (Wexford); N Kilroy 0-2(1f) (Roscommon), D Kingston 0-1 (Laois), A Giles 0-1 (Westmeath). Subs : M O’Regan 0-1 (Wexford) for Smith (19); N Murray 0-3(1 45) for Carthy (37); M O’Hanlon (Wexford) for Kingston (44); M Duffy (Monaghan) for Barrett; D Larkin 1-0 (Meath) for Kilroy (51).
Referee: D Fahy (Longford)
2010 champions DCU are going all out to regain the Sigerson Cup they lost last year, and it’s going to take a seriously good team to stop them.
DCU: M Boyle (Donegal); P McMahon (Dublin, 0-2), K Gavin (Westmeath), E Culligan (Dublin); N Collins (Roscommon), J Cooper (Dublin, 0-1), J McCarthy (Dublin); F O’Curraoin (Galway), C Belgey (Laois, 0-1); P Flynn (Dublin), D Rock (Dublin, 0-5, all frees), D Keenan (Roscommon); J Brady (Cavan, 0-1), E O’Gara (Dublin, 0-2), A McFadden (Donegal, 1-1). Subs: F O’Shea (Cork, 0-1) for E O’Gara (50), C Cafferky (Roscommon) for J Cooper (55), P Dooney (Monaghan) for P Flynn (57), L Bree (Sligo) for K Gavin (57), C Cregg (Roscommon) for D Keenan (60).
DIT: A O’Mara (Dublin); P Cunningham (Wicklow), A McLoughlin (Wicklow), D Nelson (Dublin); E Reilly (Meath), B Menton (Meath), D Hughes (Monaghan); A O’Shea (Mayo), G McKiernan (Cavan, 0-1); P Sharry (Westmeath, 0-1f), T Parsons (Mayo), H Dawson (Dublin, 0-1); B Allen (Offaly), A Freeman (Mayo, 0-4, all frees), J McGrath (Wicklow). Subs: P McGuire (Dublin) for J McGrath (25), M Reilly (Cavan) for P Maguire (44), N Devereaux (Dublin) for D Hughes (58), R Hazley (Dublin) for H Dawson (60).
Referee: B McCormack (Dublin)
UUJ 0-12 NUI Galway 1-6:
UUJ edged this quarter-final with three injury-time points.
UUJ: S McCormack (Kildare); G McCartan (Down), A McClean (Antrim), R Pickering (Tyrone); E Wade (Donegal), L McLoone 0-1 (Donegal), C McGinley (Tyrone); N McAdam (Monaghan), A McArdle 0-1 (Down); P Devlin 0-1, 1f (Down), P Hughes (Tyrone), M Donnelly 0-5, 1 pen (Tyrone); D McNulty 0-3 (Tyrone), K Hughes 0-1 (Monaghan), R McNabb (Tyrone). Subs: C Clarke (Down) for McArdle, (43 mins), C Sheridan (Leitrim) for Devlin (51 mins), S McGuigan (Tyrone) for P Hughes (57 mins).
NUIG: D O’Sullivan (Limerick); L Healy 0-1 (Clare), G Sweeney (Galway), K McDonald (Tipperary); R Rochford (Mayo), J Maloney (Offaly), R Kiely (Tipperary); S Guing (Offaly), S Moran 0-1 (Leitrim); F Deasmhunaigh 0-1 (Cork), S Gilmartin (Sligo), K Conroy (Mayo); N Douglas 0-1, 1f (Mayo), J Doherty 1-1 (Mayo), I Galvin (Kerry). Subs: K Conlon 0-1 (Leitrim) for Conroy (25 mins), G Higgins (Galway) for Galvin (40 mins), D Newcombe (Mayo) for Healy (50 mins).
Referee: Michael Rock (Clare).
UCC 2-7 IT Sligo 0-11:
Holders UCC needed to produce a strong finish to keep their Sigerson Cup campaign alive after a competitive encounter at Edenderry Wed 14 Feb 2012.
UCC: D Farry (Cork); S Enright (Kerry), E O’Mahony (Cork), J O’Sullivan (Cork); P Crowley (Kerry) (0-1), N Daly (Roscommon), B Daly (Cork); K O’Driscoll (Cork), B Moran (Kerry); M Greene (Kerry), M Collins (Cork) (0-2, free), JB Spillane (Kerry); B O’Driscoll (Cork, 0-2), S O’Brien (Kerry, 0-1), P Geaney (Kerry, 2-1). Subs: D Nation (Cork) for Moran (h-t); S Beston (Cork) for Greene (51)
IT SLIGO: A Faherty (Galway); R Donovan (Sligo), K Keane (Galway), J Kelly (Sligo); D Drake (Mayo), D Geraghty (Mayo), G Gaughan (Sligo); D Givney (Cavan, 0-1), E Mullen (Sligo, 0-2); P Garvey (Roscommon) (0-2, free), E Keating (Cavan, 0-2), P Seoige (Galway); D Cummins (Galway, 0-1), K Sweeney (Sligo, 0-3, free), M McHugh (Donegal). Subs: D Maye (Sligo) for Drake (34); M Dunne (Cavan) for Cummins, M Brady (Longford) for Garvey Iboth 58).
Referee: S Carroll (Westmeath).
Maynooth: 2-08 UCD: 1-08
Maynooth got the better of favourites UCD by 2-8 to 1-8 Thurs 16 Feb 2012
Colm Murphy foe UCD sent off in second half by Longford referee Derek Fahy.
Maynooth had an outstanding front line of Mickey Newman,Paul Cahilane and David Quinn who upset a full back line led by Dublins Rory O Carroll.
NUIM : S Connolly (Kildare); K O’Brien (Kildare), K Lynch (Meath), D Dalton (Meath); T Moolick 1-1 (Kildare), J McDermott (Dublin), S Denvir 0-1 (Galway); C Berrigan (Meath), C Brophy (Kildare); J Califf 0-2 (one free) (Louth), S Hurley (Kildare), C Mullins 0-1 (Dublin); M Newman 1-1 (Meath), P Cahillane 0-1 (Laois), D Quinn 0-1 (Dublin). Subs : S Fahey (Kildare) for Hurley inj (13); G McIntyre (Dublin) for Berrigan (40); A Walsh (Kerry) for Mullins (44); S O’Hanlon (Louth) for Quinn (53).
UCD : M McGinley (Donegal); M Furlong (Wexford), J Hayes (Cavan), C Forde (Galway); C Barrett (Mayo), Rory O’Carroll (Dublin), S Redmond (Carlow); M Coughlan (Dublin), C Murphy (Dublin); C Dias (Dublin), L Smith (Westmeath), C Carthy (Wexford); N Kilroy 0-2(1f) (Roscommon), D Kingston 0-1 (Laois), A Giles 0-1 (Westmeath). Subs : M O’Regan 0-1 (Wexford) for Smith (19); N Murray 0-3(1 45) for Carthy (37); M O’Hanlon (Wexford) for Kingston (44); M Duffy (Monaghan) for Barrett; D Larkin 1-0 (Meath) for Kilroy (51).
Referee: D Fahy (Longford)
Cork and Armagh suspensions after mass brawl
Cork and Armagh have had suspensions and both county boards fined €5,000 following the mass brawl at the the Athletic Grounds a fortnight ago.
Cork's Michael Shields faces a two-match ban and Pearse O'Neill has been banned for one match.
Armagh duo Malachy Mackin and Ciaran McKeever have both been handed one-match bans.
Cork selector Ger O'Sullivan has expressed surprise at the CCCC's decision. He told the Irish Examiner: "Okay, maybe they want to stamp out this pushing and shoving but I have seen it on DVD and I would be very surprised if anything came of it.
Armagh fought back to earn a draw against 14-man Cork in the Allianz Football League Division 1 clash at the Morgan Athletic Grounds on Sun 5 feb 2012
http://www.rte.ie/sport/gaa/championship/2012/0216/cork_armagh.html
Wednesday 15 February 2012
Cavan county board raises doubts about Johnston’s residency
Cavan county board raises doubts about Johnston’s residency
SEANIE JOHNSTON’S PROPOSED inter-county transfer to Kildare failed again when the Cavan county board raised doubts about the forward’s eligibility for a move.
Cavan said that they are “unable to assist” with Johnston’s switch to Kildare as “they believe there is a doubt about compliance” with the GAA’s residency criteria for such transfers.
http://thescore.thejournal.ie/cavan-county-board-raises-doubts-about-johnstons-residency-342019-Jan2012/
Dublin Mayo Match to be replayed on March 31st
Dublin Mayo Match to be replayed on March 31st
The GAA’s Competitions Control Committee (CCCC) to defer until Saturday, March 31st, the abandoned Allianz Football League game between Mayo and Dublin.
The game was called off at half-time last Sat 11 Feb 2012 due to heavy fog, will take place back at McHale Park in Castlebar.
It was also confirmed that Dublin defender James McCarthy, who was shown a straight red card after 23 minutes of last Saturday’s game, would still be facing the new one-match ban, despite the fact the game itself wasn’t concluded.
Sunday 12 February 2012
National Football League Div 2 Monaghan 0-17 Kildare 0-12 Sun 12 Feb 2012
National Football League Monaghan 0-17 Kildare 0-12 Sun 12 Feb 2012
More ugly scenes with a mass brawl and scuffle just before half time.
Players and team officials got involved with pushing and shoving and punches thrown, with the row continuing into the tunnel.Suprisingly only 3 yellow cards and one red issued for the brawl.
Referee Joe McQuillan consulted with his umpires before brandishing a red card to Kildare defender Brian Flanagan ahead of the start of the second half, while his team-mate Padraig O'Neill and Monaghan duo Dick Clerkin and Dessie Mone both received yellows.
The melee which ensued broke up initially but continued after the half-time whistle in the tunnel.
It was of a serious nature and something which has become far too commonplace in GAA circles.
Some TOUGH opposition for Meath in the Natioanl League.
National Football League Meath 0-17 to Westmeath 0-05 Sun 12 Feb 2012
Meath were six-point ahead at halftime with a forward line getting plenty of ball from midfielders Brian Meade and Mark Ward.
Veteran Graham Geraghty came on for Gilsenan for Meath in the 54th minute.
Westmeath were reduced to 14 men when Michael Ennis was sent on for a second yellow card offence in the second half and Meath went on to win by 12 points.
Meath: D Gallagher; B Menton, C Lenehan (0-1), G O'Brien; S McAnarney (0-1), M Burke, C McGuinness (0-1); B Meade (0-2), M Ward (0-1); C O'Connor, S Bray (0-5), G Reilly (0-3); P Gilsenan, S Kenny (0-1), C Ward (0-2). Subs: J Sheridan for C Ward (44), G Geraghty for Gilsenan (54), K Reilly for O'Brien (60), D Tobin for Lenehan (62), C King for Burke (68).
Westmeath: G Connaughton; A Finnan, K Gavin, D McDermott; R Foley, M Ennis (0-1), K Maguire; T English, P Bannon; P Sharry, D Glennon, P Sheridan; A Giles (0-1), K Martin (0-2), C McCormack (0-1). Subs: D Daly for English (43), K Sheridan for Bannon (47), M Gorman for Giles (49), B Moran for Glennon (57), A Stone for Sharry (60).
Thursday 9 February 2012
Meath overcome Monaghan in National League Div 2 Sat 4 Feb 2012
Meath overcome Monaghan in National League Div 2 Sat 4 Feb 2012Meath 1-15 Monaghan 1-9
Meath shaded Monaghan who were only 0-10 to 1-6 behind at half time.
But Meath won despite having Paddy Gilsenan sent-off for a second bookable offence.
Meath manager Seamus McEnaney was facing his native county at Pairc Tailteann.
Bray and Ward combined to set up McAnarney's well-taken goal, putting Meath 1-14 to 1-9 ahead before Gilsenan was sent off for a professional foul.
Player-selector Graham Geraghty's services were not required.
It was a good result for Meath.
Meath shaded Monaghan who were only 0-10 to 1-6 behind at half time.
But Meath won despite having Paddy Gilsenan sent-off for a second bookable offence.
Meath manager Seamus McEnaney was facing his native county at Pairc Tailteann.
Bray and Ward combined to set up McAnarney's well-taken goal, putting Meath 1-14 to 1-9 ahead before Gilsenan was sent off for a professional foul.
Player-selector Graham Geraghty's services were not required.
It was a good result for Meath.
SCORERS
Meath - S Bray 0-6 two frees; G Reilly 0-3; S McAnarney 1-0; C Ward 0-2; P Gilsenan 0-2; B Meade 0-1; J Sheridan 0-1.
Monaghan - J Turley 1-0; E Duffy 0-2; Darren Hughes 0-2 one free; P Finlay 0-2 one free; N McAdam 0-1; V Corey 0-1; D Morgan 0-1.
THE TEAMS
Meath - David Gallagher; Mickey Burke, Bryan Menton, Gary O'Brien; Chris O'Connor, Shane McAnarney, Cormac McGuinness; Brian Meade, Mark Ward; Seamus Kenny, Graham Reilly, Donncha Tobin; Paddy Gilsenan, Stephen Bray, Cian Ward. Subs - Joe Sheridan for Tobin half-time, Ciaran Lenehan for Kenny 47 mins, Tom Walsh for M Ward 55m, Conor Gillespie for Meade 60m.
Monaghan - Mark Keogh; Donal Morgan, Darren Hughes, Colin Walsh; Dessie Mone, Vinny Corey, David Hughes; Eoin Lennon, James Turley; Neil McAdam, Eoin Duffy, Mark Downey; Paul Finlay, Kieran Hughes, Christopher McGuinness. Subs - Ronan McNally for Walsh 5 mins, Dermot Malone for David Hughes half-time, Stephen Gallogly for Downey half-time, Ciaran Hanratty for McGuinness 49m, Dick Clerkin for McAdam 65m.
REFEREE
Padraig Hughes (Armagh).
Friday 3 February 2012
Siegerson Cup win for NUI Galway over St Mary's Belfast with another fracas Wed 1st Feb 2012
Siegerson Cup win for NUI Galway over St Mary's Belfast with another fracas.
NUIG won by 0-06 to 0-05 in a tight encounter but full-time sparked anger directed at the referee.
St Mary's had the chance to equalise in the dying minutes with a 45 but kick dropped short and full time whistle blew.
The St Mary's players insisted that there was another 30 seconds remaining.
Abuse was directed at referee but no injuries reported.
The Higher Education Council are waiting on the referee's report after ugly scenes followed the Sigerson Cup game between NUIG and St Mary's in Dangan Wed 1st Feb 2012
CLOUDSURFMAN
Siegerson win for Maynooth over Queens Belfast 0-13 to 1-9
Siegerson win for Maynooth over Queens Belfast 0-13 to 1-9
Five Meath players in action for NUI Maynooth college in the Sigerson Cup Wed 1 Feb 2012
Kilmainham's Michael Newman in the forward line scored the winning point to give them a 0-13 to 1-9 victory over Queen's, Belfast.
St Ultan's Kieran Lynch and Summerhill's Davy Dalton in the full-back line.
Dunboyne's Craig Berrigan replaced by Dunshaughlin's Fergus Toolan in 2nd half.
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