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Templenoe 2-02, Austin Stacks 2-23. 

It was another difficult evening at the office for the Intermediate Champions, suffering a heavy defeat at home to a powerful Austin Stacks side. Templenoe still have four County League games left to play to save their place in Division 1, but it appears they will have to win all four to have any hope of staying up.

Templenoe had the advantage of a strong wind in the first half and although player numbers remain very tight for the home side, they did welcome back the services of Patrick Clifford and Denis O’Neill for this encounter. Darragh O’Brien and Donagh McKivergan opened the scoring for the visitors, before a good team move involving Kieran McCarthy and Denis O’Neill put through Stephen O’Sullivan for Templenoe‘s first goal. The hosts then rocked the Stacks with a second goal, after Stephen O’Sullivan delivered a high ball in towards the goal, that was fisted to the net by the in rushing John Moriarty. This made the score 2-00 to 0-02 after 7 minutes of play. Austin Stacks gradually reeled in this lead with three unanswered points, before the 20th minute. Templenoe though remained competitive in this spell, but were guilty of a few wides, as were the visitors. Then disaster struck for Templenoe, when they were reduced to fourteen players when Stephen O'Sullivan was sent off, and from here on there was only going to be one winner. A goal from Shane O’Callaghan in the 22nd minute set Austin Stacks on their way. They added four more scores before the break, while Templenoe just managed a solitary point courtesy of John Spillane.

Half Time Score: Templenoe 2-01, Austin Stacks 1-09.

The second half was now going to be damage limitation exercise for Templenoe, playing with fourteen men against the breeze and facing an Austin Stacks side intent on turning the screw. By the end of the third quarter, Austin Stacks racked up another six points on the trot to make the score 2-01 to 1-15, with Darragh O’Brien, Shane Carroll (2), Pa McCarthy, Colin Griffin and Micheal O’Gara all finding the range. Things would not improve for Templenoe, who’s only score in the second half came from a placed ball effort from John Rice. Austin Stacks kept their foot on the pedal and before the finish they ramped up the scores, with further points from Ferdia O’ Brien, David Fitzmaurice, Micheal O’Gara and Sean Quilter before Darragh O’Brien crowned off their comprehensive win with a second goal for the visitors late on.

Final Score: Templenoe 2-02, Austin Stacks 2-23. 

Scorers:

Templenoe: Stephen O’Sullivan 1-00, John Moriarty 1-00, John Spillane 0-01, John Rice 0-01 (0-01f)

Austin Stacks: Darragh O’Brien 1-05 (0-04f), Shane O’Callaghan 1-01, Ferdia O’Brien 0-4, Shane Carroll 0-03, Greg Horan 0-02, Micheal O’Gara 0-02, David Fitzmaurice 0-02, Sean Quilter 0-02 (0-02f), Donagh McKivergan 0-01, Pa McCarthy 0-01, Colin Griffin 0-01. 

Teams:

Templenoe: Danny Cahalane, Dan O’Connor, Kieran O’Neill, Joseph Sheehan, Patrick Clifford, John Spillane, Kieran McCarthy, Sean Sheehan, Tom Spillane, Colm Breen, John Rice, Martin Reilly, Denis O’Neill, Stephen O’Sullivan, John Moriarty,

Subs: Cathal Granville, Conor Murphy.

Austin Stacks: Robbie Murphy, Colin Griffin, Barry Shanahan, John Dennis, Jack O’Shea, Conor Jordan, Ciaran O’Reilly, Wayne Guthrie, Greg Horan, Shane O’Callaghan, Darragh O’Brien, Pa McCarthy, Shane Carroll, Donagh McKivergan, Ferdia O’Brien.

Subs: Micheal O’Gara, Sean Quilter, Paul Galvin, Ciaran O’Connell, David Fitzmaurice, John Murphy.

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Division 1 County SFL, Templenoe V Austin Stacks

Saturday 29th June at 7:30pm in Templenoe GAA Grounds

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Division 1, County Senior Football League, Round 6.

Kerins O'Rahillys 2-24, Templenoe 1-12.

Kerins O'Rahillys proved much too strong for Templenoe in the finish last Saturday evening. Although, it must be said that Templenoe did perform very well in the first half and were ahead by two points going in at the break, but winning this game was always going to be a big ask, given that the visitors were missing so many players. Indeed, Templenoe had only sixteen lined out on the evening, with injuries to key players continuing to play havoc with the team’s chances of staying up in Division 1.

On a fine evening for football with little or no breeze, Kerins O’Rahillys opened the scoring with Tom Hoare splitting the posts inside the first two minutes. However, Templenoe took to the field without fear and gave it everything they had in the first half, matching the home side point for point to make the score 0-04 t 0-04 after 17 minutes of play. The visitors scores came from Stephen O’Sullivan (3) and John Rice, while former county player Barry John Keane (2) and Conor Hayes were on target for the Rahillys. Things continued to go well for Templenoe in the second quarter with the forwards lead by Stephen O’Sullivan functioning effectively and converting most of their chances. The midfield were also doing well, while the defence were successfully snuffing out any goal scoring opportunities presented by their opponents. In the remaining 13 minutes of the first half, Templenoe outscored Kerins O’Rahillys by six points to four, with some fine scores from Teddy Doyle, John Rice (2), Stephen O’Sullivan, John Moriarty and Martin Reilly. Kerins O’Rahillys meanwhile kept the scoreboard ticking over with points from Barry John Keane (3) and Tom Hoare.

Half Time Score: Kerins O'Rahillys 0-08, Templenoe 0-10.

Unfortunately, Templenoe were just not able to maintain their heroic efforts in the second half. Kerins O’Rahilly made some changes with Sean Walsh coming out from full forward to midfield adopted a more attacking approach in the second period, putting Templenoe on the back foot. The home side immediately showed their intent with seven unanswered points inside the opening 10 minutes of the half, before their midfielder Con Barrett got in for their first goal. This made score 1-15 to 0-10 after 40 minutes of play. Templenoe were now finding it difficult to gain possession of the ball and in truth most of the second period was played inside their own half. Another brace of points from Cormac Coffey, Paudie Griffin and Barry John Keane preceded Kerins O’Rahillys second goal midway through the second half, to put them fourteen points ahead. Templenoe did eventually register their eleventh point, when a breakaway attack saw Sean Sheehan dispatch the ball over the bar. A goal and point from Teddy Doyle late on did put a bit more respect on the scoreboard, but Kerins O’Rahilly’s also tagged a few more scores to leave them with fifteen points to spare at the final whistle.

Final Score: Kerins O’Rahilly 2-24, Templenoe 1-12.

Scorers:

Templenoe: Teddy Doyle 1-02 (0-2f), Stephen O’Sullivan 0-04 (0-01f), John Rice 0-03, John Moriarty 0-01, Martin Reilly 0-01, Sean Sheehan 0-01.

Templenoe: Danny Cahalane, Dan O’Connor, Kieran O’Neill, Joseph Sheehan, Martin Reilly, John Spillane, Kieran McCarthy, Sean Sheehan, Tom Spillane, John Rice, Teddy Doyle, Colm Breen, Cathal Granville, Stephen O’Sullivan, John Moriarty,

Subs: Conor Murphy.

  

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The Templenoe GAA CLub Monthly Meeting will take place in The Templenoe Community Center on Wednesday 12th June at 9:30pm

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Division 1, County Senior Football League, Round 5.
Templenoe 2-12, Rathmore 6-18.  
Templenoe hopes of survival in Division 1 suffered another setback last Sunday, after they well beaten at home by Rathmore. Templenoe were once again short a number of key players, which made the task difficult against a strong Rathmore side determined to bring to an end Templenoe’s impressive record against them in recent years.
The match was played in ideal conditions and before throw in there was a minute’s silence observed for the late Mick Granville. Rathmore got the scoring underway with a point from Mark Reen inside the first minute. Templenoe responded with two scores on the trot from Pat Spillane and Teddy Doyle to put the home side in front for the first and only time of the game. Darragh Rahilly and Mark Reen traded points with Pat Spillane before Kenneth O’Keefe made a good save from Dara O’Connor after he gathered a dangerous ball in from Teddy Doyle. However, a minute later it was Rathmore who got in for their first goal, that was finished to the net by Geogre O’Keefe from close range. This set the tone for the rest of the game. The East Kerry side followed up their goal up with four unanswered points courtesy of Daniel O’Sullivan, John Moynihan, Darragh Rahilly and Chrissie Spiers. Then Rathmore’s second goal was preceded by a pointed free from Teddy Doyle, before John Moynihan capitalized on a mistake by the Templenoe defence to fire the ball into the back of the net. The home side were struggling to make any impact and found themselves completely out run by Rathmore who added a third goal from John Moynihan, as well as points from Chrissie Spiers, Mark Reen and Darragh Rahilly before the break, while Templenoe had scores from Teddy Doyle and Pat Spillane,
Half Time Score: Templenoe 0-06, Rathmore 3-10.
On resumption, Rathmore continued where they left off and were ruthless and relentless in attack in the opening minutes of the second half. Their fourth goal of the day came from Mark Reen, before Chrissie Spiers and Brendan O’Keefe raised two more green flags in quick succession to put the contest well and truly to bed. Templenoe had to wait until the 43rd minute for their next score, with Josh Crowley Holland striking home their first goal. In a rare good spell for Templenoe, they went on to get the next two points in a row, before Josh Crowley Holland converted a penalty after he himself was fouled. The remaining minutes of the game saw Rathmore tag on four more points from Chrissie Spiers (3) and Cillian O’Connor, against four for Templenoe with Pat Spillane (2), Josh Crowley Holland and Teddy Doyle the providers. This result means that Templenoe will probably need to win four of their remaining six county league games, if they are to retain their Division 1 status for another year.
Final Score: Templenoe 2-12, Rathmore 6-18.  
Scorers:
Templenoe: Josh Crowley Holland 2-01, Pat Spillane 0-05, Teddy Doyle 0-05, Kieran McCarthy 0-01. 
Rathmore: Chrissie Spiers 1-07, John Moynihan 2-01, Mark Reen 1-03, Darragh Rahilly 0-03, Geogre O’Keefe 1-00, Brendan O’Keefe 1-00, Daniel O’Sullivan 0-01, Tadgh Mahony 0-01, Mark T Reen 0-01, Cillian O’Connor 0-01.
Teams: 
Templenoe: Danny Cahalane, Colm Breen, Kieran O’Neill, Joseph Sheehan, Tom Spillane, John Spillane, Kieran McCarthy, Sean Sheehan, Josh Crowley Holland, Pat Spillane, John Rice, Martin Reilly, Dara O’Connor, Teddy Doyle, John Moriarty,
Subs: Dan O’Connor, Cathal Granville, Conor Murphy.
Rathmore: Kenneth O’Keeffe, Cillian O’Connor, Mike Joe Kelliher, Colm Kelly, Tadhg Mahony, Brian O’Leary, Brendan O’Keeffe, Daniel O’Sullivan, Brian Moynihan, TJ Friel, George O’Keeffe, Darragh Rahilly, Chrissie Spiers, Mark Reen, John Moynihan. 
Subs: Dean Fitzgerald, Mark T Reen, Tadgh Moynihan, Paul Reen.
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Division 1 County Senior Football League, Round 5. Templenoe host Rathmore on Sunday 09th June at 2pm. All support appreciated.

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