Killorglin soar past Emerald Eagles in Greyhound Cup

GREYHOUND BAR CUP

Emerald Eagles 0 Killorglin A 5

KILLORGLIN had a comfortable passage to the next round with a big win over Emerald Eagles. The club are enjoying a great season with three teams in the KDL and they are sitting pretty mid table in Premier A.

Dylan Moriarty bagged a hat-trick, while Darragh Lynch netted twice for the Launesiders. Jack Shirtiff was the Emerald Eagles scorer. Listowel Celtic 5 Ferry Rangers 0

WHILE Listowel Celtic are at risk of relegation in Premier A they are always a good cup side and they easily accounted for Tarbert side Ferry Rangers at Pat Kennedy Park on Sunday. Paudie Quinn, Ciaran Clarke, Andrew Murphy, Stephen McCarthy and S Gael scored for the Fealesiders.

Tralee Dynamos 5 Mainebank FC 0

TRALEE Dynamos had too much fire power for Mainebank and won this game in comfortable fashion. Seán Lovett, two, Jeffrey Roche, Shane Lowth and Wayne Conway scored for the winners.

HENNEBERY’S SPORTS RESERVE CUP

Tralee Dynamos B 0 St Brendans Park 3

ST Brendans Park progressed to the quarter-final of the Hennebery’s Reserve Cup with a comprehensive win over Tralee Dynamos at Mounthawk Park on Saturday night.

They controlled large parts of the game against a well organised and committed Dynamos B side. This eventually told on 35 minutes when a rasping drive from Seán Kedzierski from the edge of the box found the net via the crossbar.

Three minutes later, Dean Scanlon cleverly headed the ball sideways to James Fisher. He fed a great slide through ball to Donagh O’Brien who expertly lifted the ball over the onrushing keeper Dynamos keeper and into the net.

The second half followed a similar pattern. James Fisher struck the near post on the hour mark but ten minutes later the tie was effectively sealed when a dipping Kedzierski free kick was diverted to the net via a Dynamos head.

The home side never gave up and got in behind the Park defence on a couple of occasions, but keeper Gavin O’Brien made some smart saves. Several other great chances for the Park were spurned but overall it was a very good all round performance.

Referee Anthony Morrison handled the game very well.

ST BRENDANS PARK: Gavin O’Brien, Kian Clancy, Luke Dennehy, Finn O’Neill, Jack Twamley, Sebastian Vasiu, Sean Kedzierski, Conor O’Callaghan, Donagh O’Brien, Dean Scanlon, James Fisher

TRALEE DYNAMOS: Jack Rogers, Tenneson Efebere, Leon Sweeney, Sanje Gratnue, Jaden Deady, Chis Hegarty, Brendan Sweeney, Leon Sweeney, Vlad Budorski, Moises Olaldi, Damien Diggins

REFEREE: Anthony Morrisson

TOMMY HEALY MEMORIAL CUP QUARTER-FINAL

Iveragh United 2 Lenamore Rovers 0

IVERAGH United sent the defending champions Lenamore Rovers crashing out of the competition in Cahersiveen on bank-holiday Monday with a great 2-0 victory.

This was the fourth time that these sides have played each other this season and as usual it was a close contest between two evenly matched sides.

Both sides adopted a cagey approach for the opening 30 minutes of the game and neither side were able to capitalise on the chances they created.

The home side went ahead before half time with a defence splitting through ball by Anthony Cournane found Cathal O’Shea and he slotted it into the bottom corner of the net.

Both sides were very creative again in the second half but they were not taking their chances

Iveragh sealed the game in the dying moments on the counter attack after a corner-kick Cathal O’Shea finished the ball to the net to secure his side in the semi-final of the competition

IVERAGH UNITED: David Murphy, Liam O’Connor, Alex Coffey, Luke Harty, Gareth Evans, Fintan O’Sullivan, Niall Brennan, Anthony Cournane, Odhran O’Shea, Cathal O’Shea, Jack Landers Sub: Ben O’Donoghue