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Garveys SuperValu Senior Football Championship 1/4 Final Fixtures

Templenoe have been drawn against Dr Crokes in the 1/4 final of the Garveys SuperValu County Senior Football Championship. The match is fixed for next Sunday in Fitzgerald Stadium as part of a double header. Austin Stacks V South Kerry is the 2nd match.

FIxtures for next weekend are as follows

Dingle V Kerins O'Rahillys - Sat 6th November at 5pm

Killarney Legion V St Brendans - Sat 6th November at 7pm

Templenoe V Dr Crokes - Sun 7th Nov at 12:45pm

Austin Stacks V South Kerry - Sun 7th Nov at 2:45pm

Details: Published: 31 October 2021; Hits: 1046

Garveys SuperValu County Senior Football Championship Match Report, Templenoe V Shannon Rangers

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

Templenoe 1-09, Shannon Rangers 0-05

Templenoe are through to the quarter-final stages of the County Championship for the second year running, following a surefooted display to overcome Shannon Rangers in atrocious conditions at Fitzgerald Stadium on Sunday. In doing so, Templenoe created more history by defeating a divisional side in the County Championship for the first time in the club’s history.

Templenoe went into this contest without the services of net minder Mark Looney, Patrick Clifford, Killian Spillane and there were injury concerns over Adrian Spillane and Teddy Doyle. Certainly not the ideal scenario to go into this game. Shannon Rangers meanwhile won the toss, but perhaps unwisely choose to play against the gale force wind and rain for the first half. From throw-in, it was Templenoe that pretty much hit the ground running and controlled the play from the off with most of the action taking place inside the Shannon Rangers half. But such were the conditions that scores were hard earned and it took six minutes for the first point to arrive with Colin Crowley doing well to slot over a placed ball. His brother Brian then doubled Templenoe’s advantage before Stephen O’Sullivan added another shortly before the first water break to make it 0-03 to 0-00.

Buoyed by their performance in the opening quarter, but equally knowing there was little in it score wise, Templenoe kept pushing forward. Their ball handling, retention and turnover’s continued to be far superior than their opponents and it didn’t take long for Templenoe to get their next score courtesy of Gavin Crowley. Further chances followed before a brace of points from Brian Crowley and Stephen O’Sullivan gave Templenoe a six points lead. Shannon Rangers did have opportunities to open their account, but failed to find the target. Then just before the interval, Adrian Spillane popped over point number 7 for Templenoe to put more than 2 goals between the sides. Normally, this would be a great position to be in, but facing into a gale for the second half, meant there were no guarantees as to the outcome of this contest.

Half Time Score: Templenoe 0-07, Shannon Rangers 0-00.

Just two minutes after the restart Teddy Doyle helped settle the nerves of the Templenoe supporters with a beautifully struck free from an acute angle to increase the margin to eight points. However, Shannon Rangers were beginning to come more into it and finally got off the mark in the 35^th minute with their centre forward Padraig Boyle pointing from play. Paul Kennelly followed this up with a converted free almost immediately after. This brought the deficit back to six points and gave the Rangers hope of comeback, there was certainly plenty of time remaining. That was until Tadhg Morley got forward in the 41^st minute to set up Stephen O’Sullivan for the game’s only goal and from there the result was never in doubt. Shannon Rangers substitute Jack Kennelly did reply with a point just before the 2^nd half water break to make the score 1-08 to 0-03.

Templenoe did what they had do to see out the last quarter. Shannon Rangers never really threatened the Templenoe replacement goalie Martin Reilly, who along with his defence held firm against each attack, restricting Shannon Rangers to just two more points from Jack Kennelly and Mark Buckley in the final quarter. In between John Rice helped made sure of Templenoe’s win with a fine score in the 57^th minute.

Templenoe now march on to play Dr Crokes in a repeat of last year’s County Championship quarter final, which promises to be a fascinating contest especially with Templenoe having had a famous win over the Crokes just over one month ago in the Club Championship.

Final Score: Templenoe 1-09, Shannon Rangers 0-05

Scorers:

Templenoe: Stephen O’Sullivan 1-02, Brian Crowley 0-02, Adrian Spillane 0-01, Colin Crowley 0-01 (1f), Gavin Crowley 0-01, Teddy Doyle 0-01 (1f), John Rice 0-01.

Shannon Rangers: Jack Kennelly 0-02 (1f), Padraig Boyle 0-01, Paul Kennelly 0-01 (1f), Mark Buckley 0-01.

Teams:

Templenoe: Martin Reilly, Michael Hallissey, Kieran O’Neill, Tadhg Morley, John Spillane, Gavin Crowley, John Rice, Josh Crowley Holland, Adrian Spillane, Teddy Doyle, Brian Crowley, Tom Spillane, Stephen O’Sullivan, Sean Sheehan, Colin Crowley.

Subs used: John Moriarty, Kieran McCarthy, Mark Casey

Shannon Rangers: Darragh O’Shea, Danny Wren, Jason Foley, Brendan O’Neill, Jack O’Sullivan, Shane Enright, Kevin Enright, Brian O’Seanachain, Micheal Foley, Darragh Keane, Padraig Boyle, Gerald O’Sullivan, Jack Foley, Michael Boyle, Paul Kennelly.

Subs used: Mark Buckley, Jack Kennelly, Cillian Langan, Neilus Mulvihill, Darragh Sheehy, Martin Collins

Details: Published: 31 October 2021; Hits: 1384

Garveys SuperValu County Senior Football Championship Rnd1, Templenoe V Shannon Rangers

Online tickets are €15. They can be bought at https://www.universe.com/events/double-bill-sfc-rd-1-templenoe-v-shannon-rgs-and-kenmare-v-st-brendans-tickets-tralee-N2L5BW

This match is part of a double header with Kenmare Shamrocks playing St Brendans in the later match.

All support appreciated for this vita match

Details: Published: 27 October 2021; Hits: 1057

Templenoe GAA Club Lotto - 25 Oct

Templenoe GAA Lotto No.s Tonight were 19, 20, 21 and Bonus No. 1

-No winner.

Next week’s Jackpot €11,050

Many thanks to all for your support!💙🤍

Details: Published: 26 October 2021; Hits: 1052

Pearl Mussel Shield 2021

Well done to all who took part and supported the Pearl Mussel Shield competition that took place last Sunday in Dromore GAA Grounds.

Details: Published: 20 October 2021; Hits: 941

Garveys SuperValu Senior Football Championship First Round Draw

Templenoe's match in the Garvey's SuperValu County Senior Football Championship if fixed for Sunday 31st October at 1pm in Fitzgerald Stadium, Killarney. We are playing Shannon Rangers.

This is part of a double header with Kenmare Shamrocks playing St Brendans in the later game,

Details: Published: 12 October 2021; Hits: 822

Templenoe GAA Club Lotto - 11th Oct

Templenoe GAA Lotto No.s Tonight were 09, 10, 17 and Bonus No. 3

-No winner.

Next week’s Jackpot €10,900.

Many thanks to all for your support!💙🤍

Details: Published: 12 October 2021; Hits: 1275

Kerry Petroleum Senior Club Championship Match Report, Austin Stacks V Templenoe

Kerry Petroleum Senior Football Club Championship, Semi-Final.

Austin Stacks 3-09, Templenoe 0-04.

Templenoe’s valiant campaign in the Senior Club Championship came to an end on Sunday at the hands of the reigning champions Austin Stacks at Connolly Park. The Stacks who had won all their group games in the lead up to this fixture, delivered a powerful second half display to give them a comprehensive win on the day.

There was a large crowd in attendance for this game, which was played on a fine afternoon in Tralee. Before throw-in there was a minute’s silence held as mark of respect for our late clubman David O’Connor and for the late Emmet Lucey of Austin Stacks. Templenoe started quite well fending off a few attacks from the home side, before opening the scoring in the 4^th minute courtesy of a long range effort from Brian Crowley. Shane O’Callaghan countered for Austin Stacks, but a minute later Killian Spillane had the visitors back in front with a pointed free. Austin Stack though were dominating the possession and despite wasting a few chances, they did edge ahead before the first water break with Sean Quilter making no mistake from a free to precede a lovely score from Joseph O’Connor to make it 0-03 to 0-02 at the end of the first quarter.

The second quarter saw both sides been sloppy with their possession and with their shooting. The only score in this period came about following a well worked move that finished with Stacks wing forward Fiachna Mangan neatly popping the ball over the bar. Austin Stacks had something like 4 wides in this time, but Templenoe fared no better hitting 3 wides and 1 dropped short effort.

Half Time Score: Austin Stacks 0-04, Templenoe 0-02.

It was still all to play for in coming into the 2^nd half. The hosts had a chance to extend their lead with a 45, but it didn’t make the distance. However a minute later Shane O’Callaghan was on-hand to fire over his second point of the day to increase the Stack’s lead to three. Templenoe had now gone 23 minutes without scoring, before Tadhg Morley fought his way through the Austin Stacks defence for an inspirational point. The Tralee side regrouped quickly and had the next score from a Michael O’Donnell placed ball. Then 4 minutes later came the first goal for Austin Stacks, when Kieran Donaghy who was dangerous throughout despite been held scoreless, hit a high ball in towards the square that was finished to the net by Shane O’Callaghan. The hosts were now 2 goals in front with Templenoe still struggling for scores at the other end. Michael O’Gara added another score for the Stacks, before Killian Spillane thumped over a badly needed point from a free to bring back the margin to 2 scores ahead of the 2^nd half water break, with the scoreboard reading 1-07 to 0-04.

Unfortunately for the visitors, the final quarter saw Austin Stacks turn the screw and make sure of their win. Shane O’Callaghan continued his scoring spree with another white flag in the 51th minute. Templenoe tried hard to find the posts, but they just couldn’t steer the ball over the bar in the remaining minutes, while the Stacks defence dealt successfully with any balls coming into their danger area. Joseph O’Connor made it 1-09 to 0-04 in the 57^th minute and then two minutes later a great run forward from Brendan O’Sullivan saw him take the ball around keeper Mark Looney to finish to an empty net. At the very end of the contest Austin Stacks were awarded a penalty which was despatched to the net by substitute Darragh O’Brien to extend the margin to 14 points by the final whistle. This was harsh on Templenoe. Nevertheless, it was still great achievement for Templenoe to reach the last four of this competition and attention will now focus on having a go at the County Championship.

Well done to Austin Stacks on their win and we also wish to thank the Stacks club for their hospitality.

Final Score: Austin Stacks 3-09, Templenoe 0-04.

Scorers:

Austin Stacks: Shane O Callaghan 1-03, Brendan O’Sullivan 1-00, Darragh O’Brien 1-00, Joseph O’Connor 0-02, Michael O’Gara 0-01, Sean Quilter 0-01 (1f), Fiachna Mangan 0-01, Michael O’Donnell 0-01 (1f).

Templenoe: Killian Spillane 0-02 (2f), Brian Crowley 0-01, Tadhg Morley 0-01.

Teams:

Austin Stacks: Wayne Guthrie, Colin Griffin, Dylan Casey, Jack O’Shea, Paul O’Sullivan, Conor Jordan, Ronan Shanahan, Joseph O’Connor, Brendan O’Sullivan, Greg Horan, Shane O’Callaghan, Fiachna Mangan, Sean Quilter, Kieran Donaghy, Michael O’Donnell.

Subs used: Michael O’Gara, Armin Heinrich, Darragh O’Brien, Adam Curran, Barry Shanahan.

Templenoe: Mark Looney, Mark Casey, Kieran O’Neill, Tadhg Morley, Patrick Clifford, Gavin Crowley, John Rice, Josh Crowley Holland, Adrian Spillane, Teddy Doyle, Brian Crowley, Tom Spillane, Stephen O’Sullivan, Sean Sheehan, Killian Spillane.

Subs used: Kieran McCarthy, John Spillane, Martin Reilly, Michael Hallissey, Daniel Crowley.