The Kerryman (South Kerry Edition)

Féile wins for Causeway and Parnells

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CAMOGIE COUNTY FÉILE A FINAL Causeway 4-7 Cillard 3-1

CONGRATULA­TIONS to the Causeway girls on winning the A County Camogie Feile Final played in Blennervil­le on Sunday evening.

Cillard had the better start and had 2-0 on the scoreboard to Causeway’s 0-1 in the first 15 minutes. With good team work from the Causeway forwards Daithli Ni Fhuarain finished to the net for Causeway’s first goal. 2-0to1-1.

Both teams battled hard and with Kate Kenny in goals pulling of some brilliant saves keeping Causeway very much in this game. A long range shot from Ellen O’Donoghue ended up in the back of the Cillard net. Halftime Causeway 3-2 Cillard 3-1.

Causeway made a couple of positional changes for the second half which was a major game changer. Caitlin Guerin was now operating at full-back and she left nothing past her constantly clearing her lines.

Grainne Shanahan and Katelyn Stack were winning plenty of possession and covering a lot of ground with Katelyn keeping the score board ticking over. Causeway were totally dominating in all areas and with the forwards Melaine, Mai Cara and Emma working very hard it was to be Causeway’s night.

A great team effort, well done to all the girls and their trainers Patrice Diggin, Gina Diggin, Michelle Costello and Danny Guerin. To the delight of supporters and players Tom Meehan Chairman of the Kerry Camogie Board presented Grainne Shanahan with the Player of the Match award and the A Feile Cup was presented to joint captains Katelyn Stack and Caitlin Guerin. CAUSEWAY: Kate Kenny, Alanna Garcia, Stacey Leahy, Ava Healy, Grainne Shannahan, Ellen O’Donoghue, Sarah Kearney, Katelyn Stack, Melaine Dineen Higgins, Cara Cullen, Caitlin Guerin, Mai Whelan, Eilis Gaynor, Emma Conway, Daithli Ni Fuarain, Marissa Hanly, Mira Danielak, Lauren Garcia, Sarah O’Sullivan, Katherine Quilter, Erin O’Sullivan, Lauren McGrath, Aoife Foley, Louise O’Neill, Niamh Gentleman, Aoibhe O’Halloran & Sarah Donegan

CAMOGIE COUNTY FÉILE B FINAL Tralee Parnells Killarney

SUNDAY it was Parnell’s girls who took a turn writing a new chapter in club history.

For the first time the Tralee Parnells Camogie team won the Kerry Camogie Féile B trophy, on a fine evening in front of an appreciati­ve crowd of spectators at St Pats grounds in Blennervil­le.

Parnells had a strong squad on the night and this gave them an advantage over the Killarney side who lacked numbers at the older ages and filled in with some valiant girls playing up from younger age groups.

Danielle had a quiet evening in goal, but struck the puck out well when called on. The older girls showed great leadership in getting on the ball and play making, the joint captains Katie and Saoirse were great examples to the younger members on the panel.

Saoirse, Anna, Clodagh and Shona all imposed themselves on the play, winning possession and moving the play with several assured solo runs. Katie played a blinder and was repeatedly instrument­al in turning over possession, mounting attacks and finished well for her own scores as well as setting up the front row forwards.

Well done this group of girls, who put in a real team performanc­e, ranging from the older players who inspired their team mates, to the younger contingent who were well fired up for under 14 competitio­n, having travelled to Croke Park for their blitz matches earlier this week. TRALEE PARNELLS: Danielle Griffin, Aoife O’Sullivan, Anna Kerdzaia, Sile Lynch, Shona O’Connor, Clodagh O’Sullivan, Saoirse Maloney, Katie Dwyer, Caoimhe Donnelly, Ailisha Daughton, Emma McCluskey, Jessica O’Loughlin, Caoilinn Hickey, Aoife Foran, Labhaoise Mansfield, Saorlaith Moore, Hannah Stewart

Sincere thanks to Blennervil­le GAA for allowing us the use of the Facilities on Sunday last to host the games.

 ??  ?? The Kerry U-18 camogie team that won the Strike for Glory national final
The Kerry U-18 camogie team that won the Strike for Glory national final
 ??  ?? Kerry U-18 camogie team captain Aoife O’Connor with the winning Shield after Kerry won the Strike for Glory national final beating Wicklow
Kerry U-18 camogie team captain Aoife O’Connor with the winning Shield after Kerry won the Strike for Glory national final beating Wicklow

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