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| Camogie: League |
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Ballyholland 1-12 Seniors 0-0 |
17/05/04 |
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| Football: League |
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Seniors 0-13 Downpatrick 1-8 |
14/05/04 |
Kilclief held out against a late Downpatrick comeback to clinch a well deserved victory and send the crowd home happy in this Division 2 derby.
As expected, it was a full blooded exciting encounter. Kilclief were in control for much of the match, with Rory Sharvin and Ciaran Sloan excelling.
From the outset, Kilclief showed their determination taking an early lead through Rory Sharvin in the second minute. Andrew Telford replied for the Hoops and Sharvin and Gerard Deegan then exchanged points to keep the scores level after ten minutes.There was a further exchange of points, between Sloan and Stitt and then the home side moved up a gear. Five points followed without reply through Kieran Sloan, Rory Sharvin, Ciaran Sloan (0-2) and Julian Swail as the Red and Greens dominated. Deegan had a late first half point to leave the half time score Kilclief 0-8 RGU 0-4.
After the restart, the hometeam continued to punish the Downpatrick men. Ronan Strain, Rory Sharvin and Ciaran Sloan had points apiece with a solitary Deegan pointed free in reply. Things were going Kilclief's way but then the RGU made some tactical changes with the introduction of Karl Oakes who combined well with Telford to begin the visitors' comeback. Further points from Deegan were answered by a Kieran Polly free but the visitors continued to fight back. A goal from Oakes on 58 minutes left a point between the teams and set up a hectic finish. RGU's top scorer Deegan broke through on goal and was grounded for what referee Ciaran Brannigan deemed to be a penalty. Oakes strode up to take it but to the absolute delight of the home crowd, he met his match in James Steenson who pulled off a glorious save in the Kilclief goals.
Inspired by this and the vociferous Kilclief support, the Ben Dearg boys broke forward. Phelim Sharvin found Mark Polly who slotted over the last point of the game to give Kilclief an excellent two point victory
Kilclief: James Steenson, M. Hynds, Liam Woods, Gary Cull, Danny Sharvin, Kieran Polly (0-2), Martin Craig, Ciaran Sloan (0-4), Ronan Strain (0-1), Andrew Fitzsimons, Phelim Sharvin, Julian Swail (0-1), Mark Polly (0-1), Rory Sharvin (0-4), Dale Curran |
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| Football: Championship |
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Kilcoo 4-10 Reserves 1-8 |
13/05/04 |
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| Football: Championship |
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U-14 9-11 Breachtain 5-4 |
11/05/04 |
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| Football: League |
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Glasdrumman 1-10 Seniors 0-13 |
07/05/04 |
As with all the recent games between these teams it proved to be a tense affair. Within four minutes, Glasdrumman had opened up a three point lead with a point from Mick Mooney and two from Raymond Magorrian.
Kilclief started to settle and by the eighth minute were level with points from Julian Swail, Phelim Sharvin and Mark Polly. In the twelfth minute Julian Swail added his second point of the half to give Kilclief the lead for the first time but points from Mick Mooney and Raymond Clarke soon restored the Glasdrumman lead. However this was short lived as Ronan Strain found the back of the Glasdrumman net in the sixteenth minute and Rory Sharvin added a point two minutes later.
Glasdrumman hit back with points from Raymond Clarke and Pat Mallon in the twentieth and twenty second minute before Ronan Strain and Raymond Magorrian exchanged points to leave the half time score Glasdrumman 0-8 Kilclief 1-6.
Cormac Murphy opened the scoring in the second half with two points in the first five minutes before Kieran Sloan levelled the game again for Kilclief Ten minutes later centre half back Kieran Polly put Kilclief in front with a point from a forty five but Declan Grant levelled the game again two minutes later. The game was balanced on a knife edge and Kilclief had a chance to secure the two points but for a superb save by the Glasdrumman keeper Paul Brennan.
Kilclief went ahead again through Kieran Sloan but two points from the ever accurate boot of Cormac Murphy left Glasdrumman with a one point lead before Rory Sharvin got the last point of the game to leave the final score Glasdrumman 0-13 Kilclief 1-10.
Glasdrumman:
Paul Brennan, Francis O'Neill, Kevin Burns, Shaun Brennan, Martin O'Neill, Brian Burns, Ronan McDowell, Cormac Murphy (0-4), Declan Grant (0-1) Gary McGreevy, Raymond Magorrian (0-3), Sean McDowell, Raymond Clarke (0-2), Pat Mallon (0-1), Mick Mooney (0-2). Kilclief:
James Steenson, Niall Hynds, Liam Woods, Gary Cull, Danny Sharvin, Kieran Polly (0-1), Martin Craig, Kieran Sloan (0-2), Ronan Strain (1-1), Andrew Fitzsimmons, Phelim Sharvin (0-1), Julian Swail (0-2), Mark Polly (0-1), Rory Sharvin (0-2), Dale Curran. |
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| Football: League |
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U-14 3-9 Teconnaught 3-6 |
04/05/04 |
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Seniors 1-8 Ballygalget 1-16 |
04/05/04 |
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Seniors 1-2 Darragh Cross 0-0 |
03/05/04 |
Ben Dearg 1.2 V Darraghcross 0.0
The Camogs celebrated their first victory of the new season, away from home on Monday night, with an excellent performance against Darraghcross.
A few changes took place in the team this week with our star striker ‘Smash’ taking up a new position in half back. The team started of very strongly and held on to a lot of the possession in the first half. A wee placed goal by Ciara Gilmore lifted their confidence immediately and was closely followed by a point from Rachelle Hynds. Darraghcross had bother keeping Ciara Hynds and ‘Pricey’ down. They proved to be excellent feeders of the ball to the forwards where Rachelle struck another over the bar before half time.
Play slowed down in the second half with Ben Dearg shooting into the small nets. There were a number of close calls and a few brave attempts from Laura Sharvin and Amy Swail that nearly made it to the back of the net, but they were overcome by Darraghcross’ steady full back and keeper.
Ben Dearg Team: Lorraine McCartan, Mary Polly, Ciara Hynds, Aisling Magee, Vicky Sharvin, Martina McAlindan, Catherine Hanvey, Karen Price, Ciara Gilmore, Rachelle Hynds, Laura Sharvin and Amy Swail. |
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| Football: League |
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Ballykinlar d/f U-12 w/o |
03/05/04 |
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| Football: League |
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Seniors 0-8 Ballyholland 1-9 |
03/05/04 |
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| Camogie: League |
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U-12 Not Ballygalget Known |
01/05/04 |
| An understrength U-12 Camogie team beat Ballygalget on Saturday in Kilclief Park. With a few positional changes everyone gave their all and were easy winners. Team Andrea Morrison Anna Fitzsimons Catherine Polley Lauren Hamilton Niamh Conway (Player of the Match) Ciara McKeown Catriona Chapman Catherine Hamilton Orla King Christina McConvey Erin Fitzsimons Stephanie Polley Sub used Eva Sharvin. The ever growing panel of U-10’s played a friendly and everyone is showing great signs of improvement keep up the training girls. U-10 team – Rachel Mason Cara Fitszimons Chloe Mahon Roisin Murphy Una McErlean Bronagh McErlean Alisha Telford(player of the match) Chloe McMullan Erin Cassidy Fiona Polley Rosie Tait Aislin Toal. Training continues Thursday 6- 7 pm in Kilclief Park. Next match away to Darragh Cross tbc. As part of Feile the camogos will take part in the parade in Portaferry on Saturday morning. |
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| Football: League |
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Seniors 0-12 Ballymartin 0-8 |
30/04/04 |
Kilclief had their first football league win of the season with an excellent victory over visiting Ballymartin. Kilclief missed a few scores before Martin Craig split the posts following good work from Phelim Sharvin. Sharvin and Julian Swail increased the home lead to three points before Ballymartin had their first point, from Darragh O Hanlon. Ciaran Sloan, Dale Curran and Julian Swail had further points and although the visitors had a brace of points, it was Kilclief who went in at halftime with a 0-6 to 0-3 lead. Julian Swail tore the visiting defence apart after the interval and his four unanswered scores had Kilclief in the driving seat. Rory Sharvin had a further point after 55 minutes and while Ballymartin added a few consolation scores, Kilclief ran out convincing seven point winners.
Best for the Red and Greens were: Niall Hynds, Liam Woods, Ronan Strain and Julain Swail. |
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