The Kerryman (South Kerry Edition)

Celtic ease past Barna in Cup win

FAI YOUTH CUP THIRD ROUND

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Bearna Na Forbacha (Galway) 1 Killarney Celtic 6

KILLARNEY Celtic made the long journey to Galway on Sunday and made it a worthwhile experience with a great win over Beara Na Forbacha which takes them through to the last 16 of the national competitio­n.

Terry Sparling (2), Padraic Looney, Jason Kerins, Dylan O’Callaghan and James Darmody scored for the winners.

The Park 0 St Marys (Cork) 4

THE Park entertaine­d Cork side St Mary’s at Christy Leahy Park on Sunday and despite turning in a battling performanc­e they went down to the visitors but they were made fight all the way for their win against a resilient home side. The Park held their own relatively well for the opening half hour but the visitors led 1-0 at half time.

The first score of the second half would be crucial but unfortunat­ely it was the visitors who scored again in the 50th minute and after this there was only going to be one outcome in the game.

The Park enjoyed a great run in the national competitio­n and they have some nice young players who should go on to excel with the senior team in the year’s ahead. THE PARK: Dimitar Dimitrov, Eron Jashari, Luke Dennehy, Cian Purcell, Andrew Murphy, Nathan Holden, Liam Magee, Sean Kedzierski, Robert Kerins, Mervyn Shalemba, Dan Fisher.

DENNY YOUTHS LEAGUE Ballyhar Dynamos 0 Killorglin 5

KILLORGLIN had too much firepower for Ballyhar Dynamos and won this game in impressive style. They were 3-0 up at half time and tagged on two more second half goals without reply to win comfortabl­y at the end. This win puts them second in the table and with games in hand they have a great chance of making the play-offs.

Gearoid Hassett claimed the match ball after a great hat trick while Jack O’Leary and Dylan Moriarty completed the scoring for the Launesider­s.

Mastergeeh­a 3 Castleisla­nd 4

THIS was a tight competitiv­e game with Castleisla­nd just coming out on top at the end. Sean O’Sullivan (2), Jason Brennan and Dylan Curtin scored for the winners. Kevin Bowler, Kevin McSweeney and Philip O’Leary scored for Mastergeeh­a.

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