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Purcell Cup 2023

The Templenoe team who played in the Purcell Cup this afternoon in Fr Breen Park, Kenmare.

Congratulations to Tuosist who won the competition, beating Kenmare in the final.

Details: Published: 23 September 2023; Hits: 845

Garveys SuperValu Senior Football Championship 2nd Round, Templenoe V South Kerry

Templenoe host South Kerry in round 2 of this years Garvey's Supervalu County Senior Football Championship.

All support appreciated and tickets can be bought at https://www.universe.com/events/garveys-supervalu-sfc-rd-2-templenoe-v-south-kerry-tickets-tralee-X58V9T

The match will also be streamed live and can be accesses on Clubber at https://www.clubber.ie/sports/gaa/KerryGaa

Details: Published: 19 September 2023; Hits: 804

The Purcell Cup 11 aside Over 40 Gaelic Football tournament will take place in Father Breen Park on Saturday the 23rd of September starting at 12pm. The teams taking part are Kenmare, Kilgarvan, Templenoe and Tousist.

Rules:

11 a side goals on 20m line and pitch narrowed in to 80m .

Kick out off the hands from small square and 45 off the hands or ground .

10 mins a half unlimited subs but only in a break of play ! Top 2 teams in the final .

€5 entry for supporters !

See Video Promo put together by Matt O’Sullivan, Pioneer featuring some familiar faces:

Purcell Cup Promo

Details: Published: 19 September 2023; Hits: 1125

Mike O'Sullivan Black Memorial Walk

Details: Published: 17 September 2023; Hits: 1047

Garveys SuperValu Senior Football Championship Match Report, Templenoe V West Kerry

Garvey’s County Senior Football Championship, Group 1, Round 1.

Templenoe 2-13, West Kerry 0-18.

There may not have been a large attendance at Fitzgerald Stadium last Saturday, but those who did make the trip certainly got full entertainment value with a high scoring contest that went right to the wire. In the end it took a pointed free from Killian Spillane in injury time to separate the sides and the result also means that Templenoe maintains their proud unbeaten record in the opening round of the county championship since they debut season in 2020.

Templenoe opted to play with the breeze for the first half and the opening 6 minutes of the game saw Killian Spillane (2) trading scores with Dara Ó’Sé and Cathal Ó Beaglaoich. West Kerry then started to gain upper hand and dispel any notions that the district side might lack cohesion on their first competitive outing, by adding three more points to their tally by the quarter mark courtesy of Cathal Ferriter who might have had a goal and Dara Ó’Sé (2). In between, Killian Spillane fired over his first score from play to leave the score 0-03 to 0-05.

Then perhaps somewhat against the run of play a high ball in from Killian Spillane, broke kindly to Stephen O’Sullivan who had two goal bound efforts well blocked by the West Kerry defence, before Aidan Crowley had better luck with a scuffed shot to regain the lead for Templenoe. However, West Kerry remained undeterred and immediately hit back with Cathal Ferriter and Rob Ó Sé both splitting the posts before the bang in form Killian Spillane continued this scoring spree with two more points for Templenoe. Shortly before half time, Templenoe lost Adrian Spillane to injury, which was a big setback. Templenoe kept going though and then came their second goal which was to prove crucial in the finish, with Stephen O’Sullivan making a great burst forward before lobbing West Kerry keeper Sean Ó Luing for a truly spectacular goal. West Kerry were subsequently unlucky not to find the net themselves with a Cathal Ferriter effort hitting the base of the post, but they did have the final say of the half with Thomas O’Donnell finding the range to reduce the deficit to a goal.

Half Time Score: Templenoe 2-05, West Kerry 0-08.

Templenoe had to make further changes at half time after it emerged the unfortunate Kieran McCarthy who was only on the field a few minutes after he replaced Adrian Spillane had to also retire injured. Nonetheless, Templenoe did have good opening to the third quarter with Killian Spillane, Patrick Clifford and Sean Sheehan all raising white flags, while in between West Kerry had fine scores from Killian Falvey and Rob Ó Sé to leave them four points adrift. West Kerry then hit a purple patch with a brace of points from Dara Ó’Sé (2), James Crean and Killian Falvey to make it all square at 2-08 to 0-14 coming into the final quarter.

Gavin Crowley briefly restored Templenoe’s lead with an inspirational point, but West Kerry still had the momentum and they powered on with three more unanswered points through the boots of Cathal Ferriter, Cathal Ó Beaglaoich and the impeccable Dara Ó’Sé to put them two points to the good with Templenoe very much on the backfoot at this stage. Templenoe’s county players Tadhg Morley and Killian Spillane then took on responsibility to stem the tide with two important points to level the scores coming into the final stretch. It was edge of the seat stuff now and the game looked like it might be heading for a draw after Stephen O’Sullivan had a converted mark cancelled out by a Dara Ó’Sé free at the other end. But Killian Spillane was having none of it and when Templenoe earned one last free after a careful build up, he calmly slotted the ball over the bar for the narrowest of wins for Templenoe.

Final Score: Templenoe 2-13, West Kerry 0-18.

Scorers:

Templenoe: Killian Spillane 0-08 (5f), Stephen O’Sullivan 1-01, Aidan Crowley 1-00, Gavin Crowley 0-01, Patrick Clifford 0-01, Sean Sheehan 0-01, Tadhg Morley 0-01.

West Kerry: Dara Ó’Sé 0-07 (3f), Cathal Ferriter 0-03, Killian Falvey 0-02, Cathal Ó Beaglaoich 0-02, Rob Ó Sé 0-02, Thomas O’Donnell 0-01, James Crean 0-01.

Wides:

Templenoe: 4

West Kerry: 1

Teams:

Templenoe: Mark Looney, Michael Hallissey, Kieran O’Neill, Mark Casey, Gavin Crowley, Tadhg Morley, Martin Reilly, Sean Sheehan, Adrian Spillane, Stephen O’Sullivan, Patrick Clifford ©, Colin Crowley, Killian Spillane, Brian Crowley, Aidan Crowley.

Subs Used: Kieran McCarthy. Daniel Crowley, Ciaran Crowley.

West Kerry: Sean Ó Luing, Michael Scanlon, Cormac Ó Cinnéide, Cathal Ó Luing, Pádraig Óg Ó Sé, Caolann Ó’Connell, Cathal Ferriter, Rob Ó Sé, Jason Hickson, James Crean, Thomas O’Donnell, Dara Ó’Sé, Killian Falvey, Brian Ó Beaglaoich, Cathal Ó Beaglaoich.

Subs Used: Donnacha Higgins, Maurice O’Connell, Noel Higgins.

Referee: Billy O’Shea (Keel).

Articles:

The Kerryman - https://www.independent.ie/regionals/kerry/sport/gaa/kerry-sfc-templenoe-hold-off-hard-charging-west-kerry-for-victory/a1095153569.html

Details: Published: 16 September 2023; Hits: 1475

Coiste na nÓg Table Quiz

Details: Published: 13 September 2023; Hits: 1012

Garveys SuperValu Senior Football Championship, First Round, Templenoe V West Kerry

Templenoe play West Kerry in the opening roung of the Garvey's SuperValu County Senior Football Championship on Saturday in Fitzgerald Stadium.

Tickets for the match can be purchased online at https://www.universe.com/events/garveys-supervalu-sfc-rd-1-templenoe-v-west-kerry-tickets-tralee-0612WF

The match is also being streamed on Clubber. Click on https://www.clubber.ie/sports/gaa/KerryGaa

Details: Published: 13 September 2023; Hits: 904

Killarney Kenmare Cahersiveen Credit Union

Dear Club Member. We would like to acknowledge Killarney Credit Unions continued support to Templenoe GAA, in sponsoring our recent Golf Classic. Killarney Credit Union are delighted to be associated with our club. It is always important that local businesses and clubs support each other. If you are in the market for any type of loan, or a very competitive current account and debit card please consider the Credit Union. Contact directly on 064 6631344 or www.killarneycu.ie

Thank you.

Details: Published: 01 September 2023; Hits: 878

Kerry Petroleum Senior Club Championship 2023, Rnd3 Match Report, Templenoe V Na Gaeil, Templenoe V Spa

Kerry Petroleum Senior Football Club Championship, Group 1, Round 3.

Templenoe 1-10, Na Gaeil 0-12.

Probably fair to say that Templenoe were most unlucky to lose to Kenmare by a last-minute goal last weekend, but this time it was Templenoe who had lady luck on their side to deny Na Gaeil victory right at the death courtesy of an Aidan Crowley goal.

There was a big crowd in attendance for this crucial game on a showery evening at Templenoe GAA grounds last Saturday evening. Na Gaeil had the wind to their backs for the first half, but it was Killian Spillane with a long range right footed effort that got the scoring underway. It was very much ebb and flow in the first quarter, Na Gaeil’s Darragh Reen was on fire kicking four points from play, including one excellent score from the near the sideline. Templenoe for their part had scores from Sean Sheehan and Killian Spillane (f) which made the score 0-04 to 0-03 15 minutes in. Templenoe were finding it hard to penetrate a well organised and crowded Na Gaeil defence, while they also had to be careful not to get by caught on the counter any time Na Gaeil turned over possession. Na Gaeil finished the half the stronger with scores from Morgan Madden and Dara Devine either side of Aidan Crowley who earlier had a goal attempt cleared off the line, splitting the posts from an acute angle.

Half Time Score: Templenoe 0-4, Na Gaeil 0-06.

If Templenoe thought having the wind advantage for the second half would swing this game in their favour, then they were in for a rude awakening. Darragh Reen continued from where he left off to fist the ball over the bar after getting inside the Templenoe defence. Further points followed from Dara Devine and Jack Sheehan following a great burst up the field, while Stephen O’Sullivan was to be Templenoe’s sole scorer in the third quarter. Then Killian Spillane and Jack Doyle exchanged scores to make it 0-06 to 0-10 after 51 minutes of action. The game then started to boil over a little bit, which was perhaps unsurprising with the stakes high for both sides and there were a good few stoppages in the last quarter. Templenoe’s task then got a lot harder, when Colin Crowley was dismissed for an off the ball incident. Aidan Crowley had a pointed free, cancelled out by a Diarmaid O’Connor score from play to keep the gap at four points coming into injury time. It was really only in injury time, that the home side with their senior status potentially on the line started to rally with points from Killian Spillane (2) and his brother Adrian who was moved into full forward for the closing stages. In between Diarmaid O’Connor calmly slotted over a free for the Tralee side. But as Templenoe discovered the previous weekend, a two points lead coming into the dying moments is a very dangerous lead to have especially in championship. With their last hurrah, Stephen O’Sullivan won a free for Templenoe inside the 45, he took the free to Aidan Crowley who caught the ball chest high at the edge of the box, before turning to rifle a low shot into the bottom corner of the net. The referee then blew for full time with the resultant kick out amid joyous scenes from the home side.

Well done to all the players and management who have almost certainly retained Templenoe’s senior status for another year, which will be Templenoe fifth year at senior.

Final Score: Templenoe 1-10, Na Gaeil 0-12.

Scorers:

Templenoe: Killian Spillane 0-05 (2f), Aidan Crowley 1-02 (1f), Stephen O’Sullivan 0-01, Sean Sheehan 0-01, Adrian Spillane 0-01.

Na Gaeil: Darragh Reen 0-05, Dara Devine 0-02 (1f), Diarmaid O’Connor 0-02 (1f), Jack Sheehan 0-01, Morgan Madden 0-01, Jack Doyle 0-01.

Wides:

Templenoe: 6

Na Gaeil: 2

Teams:

Subs Used: Kieran McCarthy.

Na Gaeil: Devon Burns, Ryan O’Neill, Niall O’Mahoney, Jack Doyle, Morgan Madden, Eoin Doody, Damien Bourke, Jack Barry, Diarmaid O’Connor, James O’Connor, Tomas O’hAinifein, Kieran O’Donovan, Kieran O’Connor, Dara Devine, Darragh Reen.

Subs used: Jack Sheehan, Jack Bourke, Luke Barrett, Sean O’Connor, Ruairi O’Sullivan

Referee: John Purcell (Kilcummin

Last Minute Goal V Na Gaeil

Details: Published: 27 August 2023; Hits: 1626

Kerry Petroleum Senior Club Championship 2023, Rnd3, Templenoe V Na Gaeil

Round 3 of the Kerry Petroleum Senior Club Football Championship sees Templenoe welcome Na Gaeil on Saturday evening. Both teams are looking to avoid the relegation final so we are expecting a keenly contested match.

Tickets for this match are €10 and can be purchased here - https://www.universe.com/events/kerry-petroleum-senior-club-rd-3-gr-1-templenoe-v-na-gaeil-tickets-tralee-NPYTBX?ref=universe-discover

The match is also being streamed live and can be accessed here: https://clubber.ie/sports/gaa/KerryGaa