KILMOYLEY

GAA RESULTS: The Senior County League Final took place in Causeway last Saturday with a contest between Causeway and Ballyduff. The field and facilities lived up to the occasion. The Bag Piper and Big Jim were a great addition , well done to all in the club involved in organising it.

With a slow start by both teams with a number of wides it turned out to be a good contest displaying some good Hurling considering the time of the year. Causeway went in at half time leading on a scoreline of 1.09 to 0.7. But in the second half Ballyduff managed to score 11 points through frees and play while Causeway scored only 4 points. The full time score was Causeway 1.13 Ballyduff 0.18. Team/Panel was Stephen Murphy, Mark Murphy, Muiris Delaney, Tommy Barrett(C) , Tommy Casey, Jason Diggins(0.1), Evan Murphy, Jason Leahy(0.1), Joseph Diggins, Keith Carmody(0.1), Bryan Murphy(1.01) Gearóid Mahony, Gavin Dooley(0.1), Brandon Barrett(0.8..6frees) Colum Harty. Subs: Darren Barrett, Tadhg Flynn, Billy Lyons, Anthony Fealy for Gearóid Mahony, Pádraig Harty for Mark Murphy, Adam Whyte, Kieran Leahy, Seán Leahy for Tommy Casey, Gerard Leen, John Mike Dooley for Gearóid Mahony, Fergus Carroll, Eric McHale, Shane Leahy, Cian Foran, Nathan Dineen, Gary Cary, Dan Goggin, Eamon Fitzgerald, Richard Casey. JUVENILE HURLING CLUB: The U15/ U16 team took part in an end of year club day out on Sunday last. They braved the cold and rain and headed to Templeglantine for a challenge match. After some lunch it was onto Shanagolden where they spent the afternoon paint balling. A thoroughly enjoyable day out for all.ClanmauriceAll-Ireland junior club camogie championship semi-final result Clanmaurice 0-9 Kilmessan (Meath) 2-10. Kilmessan once again proved what a formidable outfit they are as they progressed to their second club final at the expense of the Kerry girls at Nenagh on Sunday. Try as they might, Clanmaurice could not get the upper hand and a 16th minute green flag was a major setback with scores difficult to come by. Yet, they still only trailed by two points at the interval, 0-7 to 1-6.