The Kerryman (North Kerry)

BEALE

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ENCOUNTER WITH BEALE PLAYED AT SHANNON PARK TARBERT ON A blustery Saturday afternoon. Ballylongf­ord were very much on top in the early stages and goals from Stephen Foley and Brian Murphy put the 2-3 to nil ahead after twenty minutes.Beale began to get more ball into their forwards and a deflected shot from David Hennessy ended up in the back of the net which left them six points adrift at the break..Half Time score B ally long ford 2-5 Beale 1-2Ballylong­ford had the aid of the wind in the second half but it was Beale who opened the scoring with a goal from a rebound in the first minute.Bally were struggling to get their hands on the ball but points from Seanie Kennelly and Liam McCarthy kept the scoreboard ticking over as Beale closed the gap to two points by the 20th minute.A good run by wing back Sean Hanrahan who linked up with Kenneth Foley who struck for a goal extending their lead once again the same player had the ball in the net just before the final whistle to put them on the road to the final. Referee Colman Flaherty. TeamShane Sullivan. Kenneth Tydings. E am onMc El li gott. Joseph O’ Brien. Sean Hanrahan. Stephen Foley 1-0. Gavin Stack.James Cahilane.John Neville.Michael Holly 0-1.Seanie Kennelly.0-3.Michael Lynch.Bryan Murphy 1-0.Kenneth Foley 2-2.Liam McCarthy 0-3.Subs Conor Carmody for Gavin Stack.Stephen Kennelly 0-1.Pa Carmody for Michael Lynch. Ballylongf­ord Gaa weekly LOTTO DRAW: Draw took place at Kennellys Bar 2nd November. Jackpot €6250 Numbers drawn 1-4-9-17

No Winner3 x €20 Prizes: Con McCarthy William St Listowel; Cecilia Flavin Rusheen; Joe Deegan Carrig

3 Free Tickets- Joe McCarthy Bunnaradee

Bar Prize- Denise Ward Main Street. BRENDAN BOYLE MEMORIAL JUNIOR CUP: Sponsored by Moloney, McCarthy & Associates Accountant­s & Tax Advisors FinalRepla­y in Final Neutral venuesSatu­rday 1st December Time and Venue to T. B.C. Ball yduffBv Ballylongf­ord B Jotty Holly Memorial Minor Championsh­ip Sponsored by O’Connor’s Hardware & Farm Supplies DuaghDivis­ion 2 Neutral VenuesExtr­a time up to and including Semi Finals, Replay in the FinalSemi FinalsSatu­rday 17th November @ 2.30 pm E.T Venues: T.B.C Ball yd onoghu ev Ball y duff As dee/ B ally long fordv Knocknagos­hel/Brosna/Duagh AGM: Beale GAA Club host our Annual General Meeting on Saturday, December 1st, at 8.30pm in Ballybunio­n Community Centre. Nomination­s for club officers and motions for the AGM to be submitted to the Secretary by November 10th.

BEALE JUNIORS: The end scoreline did not reflect the game when Beale juniors lost out to Ballylongf­ord by nine points in the North Kerry Championsh­ip semi-final on Saturday afternoon. Played in beautiful autumnal conditions, we found it hard to get off the starting blocks and were 2-4 adrift before we got on the scoreboard. We then hit a purple patch and went in at the short whistle, 1-2 to 2-5. We drove on on the changeover, raising the green flag from the throw-in and then brought our opponents back to within two points. However, the wheels came off our wagon in the last ten minutes with our defence under pressure. Delay in releasing the ball cost us as Ballylongf­ord capitalise­d on opportunit­ies. The game ended, 2-7 to 4-10.

Beale: Peter McMahon, John Blake, Tom Pierce, John M Horgan, David Hennessy, Stephen Galvin, Pa Greaney, John Griffin, Seán Maloney, Alan Breen, Pádraig Holly, Callum McSweeney (0-1), Daniel Hayes, Ian Blake (0-4(4f)) and Cillian Courtney (2-1). Substitute­s: Colm Carolan for Tom Pierce, Seán Farrell (0-1) for Pa Greaney, K Downey for Ian Blake, P Rowan for Alan Breen and Diarmuid O’Mahoney for John Blake. Beale and Moyvane/Tarbert contest North Kerry Championsh­ip Under-21 quarter final replay on Saturday, November 17th, in Ballylongf­ord, at 2.30pm. Last weekend the teams could not be separated at the final whistle and ended level again after extra time.

Beale minors are through to the final of the North Kerry Championsh­ip, Division 1. We await details of our meeting with Emmets.

Huge thanks to everyone involved in the Beale GAA Halloween Tunnel of Terror. Another spectacula­r evening! A festival atmosphere abounded as our zombies took over the streets and live music added to the spirit of the evening. Hundreds queued for the Tunnel of Terror which proved to be even spookier than ever. To our zombies, actors and all who worked tirelessly behind the scenes to make

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