Lixnaw retain North Kerry Senior Hurling League title with win over Ballyheigue

Tommy O’Connor

LIXNAW retained their North Kerry Senior Hurling League title on Saturday last at Ballyheigue when they had a 1-13 to 1-9 win over St. Brendan’s.

The North Kerry Senior Championship Final between Ballyduff and St. Brendan’s is down for this Saturday, November 18.

Check with clubs for exact details.

Causeway claim County U-21 title

Well done to Causeway on winning the Acorn Life County U-21 Hurling title. In last Saturday’s final at Austin Stack Park, they had a 1-12 to 0-10 win over Crotta O’Neill’s after extra-time.

The sides had ended 0-8 apiece at the end of normal time.

After the game, Ger McCarthy, Oifigeach Iomána Coiste Contae Chiarraí, presented the U-21 Cup to winning captain Brandon Barrett and the Acorn Life Man of the match to Causeway’s Jason Diggins.

THE Tralee Parnells winter hurling sessions for boys and girls under 7 to 12 continue on this Tuesday, November 21 at Tralee Sports Complex.

Details on the Parnells Facebook site. The Parnells annual awards night goes ahead this Friday at the Rose Hotel at 7pm. CROTTA O’Neill’s Hurling Club is hosting a 5 week come-and-try hurling sessions for boys and girls of Dromclough National School in St. Senan’s Sports Hall, Mountcoal on Saturday evenings from 5.30pm to 6.30pm.

The sessions are for children from 3rd and 4th class, no charge. Hurleys and helmets will be provided.

Clanmaurice reach All-Ireland Junior Club Camogie Final

WELL done to the Clanmaurice Camogie Club on reaching the All-Ireland Junior Club Championship final, a first for a Kerry club. They will meet Kilmessan (Meath) in the decider on Sunday, November 26.