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FOOTBALL
COMPETITION DRAWS 2010
Garrycastle's
Junior B side will also play in the Junior B Championship.
All
County Football Leagues
Garrycastle’s
Junior B side will contest Division 7A.
FIXTURES
Junior B
Football Championship (Section C): on Tuesday 10th August in Garrycastle
at 7pm: Garrycastle –v- Ballymore (Liam McDaniel, Referee).
RESULTS
ALL
COUNTY LEAGUE DIVISION 7A (1/7/10)
TANG
1 - 9 GARRYCASTLE 0 - 8
Garrycastle
Junior B side played their re-arranged fixture last Thursday evening
and went down to their first defeat of the league against a skilful
and determined Tang team. Tang had a point in their very first attack
and were soon 2 points to the good with a well taken point from the
left. Tang stretched the lead to 3 points in the 10th minute as Garrycastle
found it difficult to get a foothold in the game. The first Garrycastle
score did not come until the 12th minute, when Conor Cosgrove shot over
a point. Robbie Shine then got his side’s second point with a
smartly taken score. Tang responded with another point from a promising
attack before Padraig Cosgrove struck a good point from the right wing.
The Tang goalkeeper made an excellent save from Paul Donovan at the
expense of a 45. However, Conor Cosgrove’s attempt at a point
from the 45 sailed wide. The same player had a point from play to put
the sides’ level in the 25th minute. Noel Galvin then chipped
in with a point after he won a throw-in near the 20 meter line to put
Garrycastle into the lead for the first time in the game as half time
approached. However, Tang responded well and had an equaliser on the
stroke of half time to leave the side on 0-5 each at the break.
Garrycastle
started the second half in blistering fashion and had two points within
the first 4 minutes. The first came from the boot of Robbie Shine and
the second from Conor Cosgrove. However, Tang refused to yield and responded
with two points within a minute to level matters again. Justin McAteer
put Garrycastle ahead again in the 37th minute but that was to prove
to be his side’s last score. Tang upped their game and drew level
with a free in the 41st minute. Tang took the lead in the 48th minute
and a tight finish looked on the cards. A goal for Tang in the 56th
minute put them 4 points to the good. Garrycastle tried everything to
pull the lead back but came up against a determined Tang defence and
could not get the required scores.
Garrycastle
will be disappointed to have surrendered their 100% record in this division
but can have no complaints on the night. There were good displays from
Alan Fox on his return to action after a long period out with injury.
He was well assisted by Anthony Larkin and Sean Brennan. Brian Carty
and Conor Cosgrove were most prominent in attack in what was a disappointing
performance overall from the Garrycastle forward division.
GARRYCASTLE:
Stephen McGuire, Gary Mullery, John Murphy, Alan Fox, Sean Brennan,
Anthony Larkin, Neil Rattigan, Justin McAteer, Noel Galvin (0-1), Padraig
Cosgrove (0-1), Conor Cosgrove (0-3), Brian Carty, Peadar Mulvihill
(0-1), Robbie Shine (0-1) and Paul Donovan.
SUBS: Paul Mulvihill for Paul Donovan and Pascal Dillon for Peadar Mulvihill.
ACL
DIV 7A: P 5; W 4; D 0; L 1; Pts 8
ALL
COUNTY LEAGUE Division 7A (4 June 2010)
GARRYCASTLE
4 – 16 MOATE ALL WHITES 0 – 8
Garrycastle Junior B side maintained their 100% record in Division 7A
when they made the trip to Moate last Friday evening to take on the
home side, who before this game also had a perfect record in the division.
While
the scoreline reflects that Garrycastle dominated the proceedings, it
does not do justice to a Moate side who gave as good as they got in
the opening 20 minutes and were it not for some poor shooting would
have been a lot closer at the end. Garrycastle hit the front in the
very first minute when Conor Cosgrove hit over a point from play. Moate
responded with a point straight away. Conor Cosgrove restored the Garrycastle
lead with a point from play only for Moate equalise immediately. Moate
hit the front in the 9th minute with a point from a free. An equaliser
came for Garrycastle when David McHugh fisted a point in the 13th minute.
Moate regained the lead a minute later with yet another point from play,
only for Garrycastle to equalise when Noel Galvin converted a free.
Moate hit the front again in the 17th minute with a point from play.
However, the game took a decisive turn in Garrycastle’s favour
in the next attack. Good approach play put David McHugh in the clear
and he remained composed to place his shot beyond the goalkeeper for
a Garrycastle goal. From that point on the Garrycastle midfield duo
of Noel Galvin and Rory McGowan took almost complete control. A point
from a Noel Galvin free put his side into a 3 point lead. A second Garrycastle
goal arrived in the 24th minute, when Conor Cosgrove got behind the
Moate defence and dispatched his shot to the net. A wonderful point
from Padraig Cosgrove from the right wing and some 45 meters from goal
pushed Garrycastle further ahead and Conor Cosgrove hit yet another
point as half time approached. Moate did have the last say on the scoreboard
with a point in the 3rd minute of injury tome to leave it 2-7 to 0-6
in Garrycastle’s favour at the break.
Moate started strongly on the resumption but a couple of good opportunities
for points were wasted because of poor shooting. Garrycastle had a point
from Adam Kennedy. Brian Carty replaced the injured Colman Gantley in
the 3rd minute of the second half and was immediately into action and
hit over a good point. Conor Cosgrove converted a 45 meter kick and
David McHugh had a point to stretch the lead. Another pointed free from
Conor Cosgrove put his side 12 points up as Garrycastle dominated throughout
the field. Moate had a point from a free in the 45th minute but any
faint hope of a recovery was banished a couple of minutes later when
Adam Kennedy shot his side’s third goal. Another goal, this time
from substitute Paul Mulvihill, only went to emphasise Garrycastle’s
dominance. Moate had a point from a free as the game entered its last
10 minutes. However, Garrycastle continued to press forward and points
from Rory McGowan, Peadar Mulvihill, Noel Galvin from a free and a second
Rory McGowan point were added to the score. On Referee, Declan Nugent’s
final whistle, the visitors lead by 4-16 to 0-8.
This
was an excellent team performance from Garrycastle who after an initial
period took complete control and were worthy winners. There were excellent
displays throughout but the contributions of Padraig Donoghue, Sean
Brennan, Rory McGowan, Conor Cosgrove and David McHugh deserve special
praise.
GARRYCASTLE:
John McCrossan, Padraig Donoghue, John Murphy, Gary Mullery, Neil Rattigan,
Anthony Larkin, Sean Brennan, Noel Galvin (0-3, 3f), Rory McGowan (0-2),
Padraig Cosgrove (0-1), Conor Cosgrove (1-5, 2f, 1 45m), Colman Gantley,
Peadar Mulvihill (0-1), Adam Kennedy (1-1) and David McHugh (1-2).
SUBS: Brian Carty (0-1) for C Gantley (inj, 33 min); Paul Mulvihill
(10) for D McHugh (45 min); Conor Molloy for A Kennedy (50 min); Paul
Donovan for N Rattigan (53 min) and Kevin Dunne for C Cosgrove (75 Min).
ALL COUNTY LEAGUE Division 7A (8 May 2010)
ALL COUNTY LEAGUE Division 7A (8 May 2010)
GARRYCASTLE
6-13 BALLINAGORE 1-5
Garrycastle
Junior B side continued their fine form with a comprehensive win over
the visitors in sunny Garrycastle last Saturday evening. Garrycastle
dominated throughout and were never in any danger as they sprinted into
an 8 point lead within the first 10 minutes of the game. First half
gaols from Conor Cosgrove (2), Justin McAteer and Conor Harrington sent
Garrycastle into a half time lead of 4-5 to 1-1 for the visitors.
Garrycastle
continued to dominate in the second period; however, to their credit
Ballinagore never gave up trying and played much better in the second
half. Further goals from Conor Cosgrove and Sean Brennan just went to
cement their side’s domination.
GARRYCASTLE:
Gearóid O’Neill, Padraig Donoghue, Anthony Duignan, Conor
Harrington (1-0), Gary Mullery (0-1), Anthony Larkin, John Murphy, Justin
McAteer (1-0), Noel Galvin (0-2), Neil Rattigan (0-1), Padraig Cosgrove,
Sean Brennan (1-0), Peadar Mulvihill (0-3, 1f), Conor Cosgrove (3-4,
0-1f) and Brian Carty.
SUBS: Ian Turley (0-1) for B Carty (32 min); Gary McCallon for J McAteer
(34 min); Michael O’Donoghue (0-1) for C Cosgrove (36 min); Conor
Cosgrove for S Brennan (inj, 44 min); and Brian Carty for G McCallon
(inj, 45 min).
ACL
DIVISION 7A (24 April 2010)
Garrycastle
3-17 St Lomans 3-10
Garrycastle
junior B side made the trip to Lakepoint Park last Saturday evening
to play the rescheduled division 7A fixture and came away with the points.
This win maintains their 100% record in this division and should spur
them on to mount a serious challenge for league honours.
GARRYCASTLE:
Stephen McGuire, Padraig Donoghue, Anthony Duignan, Conor Harrington,
Neil Rattigan, Anthony Larkin, Sean Brennan (0-1), Justin McAteer (0-2),
Noel Galvin (0-1), David McHugh (0-2), Conor Cosgrove (1-2), Michael
O’Donoghue, Paul Mulvihill, Robbie Shine (0-4) and Paul Donovan
(1-1).
SUBS: Conor Molloy (1-1) for P Mulvihill; Adam Kennedy (0-3) for D McHugh.
ALL
COUNTY LEAGUE (Division 7A - 8 April 2010)
GARRYCASTLE
2 - 13 ST JOSEPHS 1 – 5
Garrycastle’s
Junior B side got their league campaign off to a winning start last
Thursday evening against St Josephs. The game was switched to Streamstown
as the Garrycastle pitch was unplayable following the recent wet spell.
Garrycastle
made a bright start and registered their first point in the very first
minute when Paul Donovan was on the end of a good build up to slot over
the score. However, they were rocked back immediately when St Joseph’s
first attack saw them get behind the Garrycastle defence and find the
back of the net. A close in free was converted by Robbie Shine in Garrycastle’s
next attack, but St Josephs restored their 2 point advantage when they
converted a free in the 5th minute. Robbie then had a point from open
play and Garrycastle were level in the 12th minute thanks to a good
point from Noel Galvin. Garrycastle had the upper hand in midfield and
this provided a good supply to the forwards. A Garrycastle goal in the
21st minute put them into the lead again as Conor Cosgrove was on hand
to blast a shot to the net following good approach play. Another point
from Paul Donovan put his side further ahead but this was cancelled
out with a St Joseph’s point from play. Garrycastle were guilty
of some poor misses at this stage and a number of opportunities were
sent wide or possession lost due to over elaboration. A pointed free
from Paul Donovan put Garrycastle into a 4 point lead but St Joseph’s
reduced the margin to 3 right on the break with a close-in free to leave
the score 1-6 to 1-3 in Garrycastle’s favour at the break.
Garrycastle
came out in determined fashion at the start of the second half and Conor
Cosgrove got his and Garrycastle’s second goal within 3 minutes.
A pointed free from the same player enhanced their lead with just 5
minutes of the half gone. At this stage Garrycastle enjoyed almost total
domination and reeled off a succession of scores from Brian Carty, Neil
Rattigan, Robbie Shine, Paul Donovan and another Robbie Shine free to
establish a commanding lead. The lead would have been even greater were
it not for some fine goalkeeping from St Joseph’s Ciaran Seery.
St Josephs rallied at this stage ad had two well taken points from pay
in the 46th and 49th minutes. However, Garrycastle were to get the final
score, a pointed free from Conor Cosgrove, with about 7 minutes remaining.
The final whistle saw Garrycastle lead by 2-13 to1-5.
This
was good performance from this Garrycastle Junior B side playing their
first game together. They can look forward to greater challenges ahead
but if the players show this level of commitment and skill in their
remaining games they can challenge for league honours. There were solid
defensive performances from Conor Harrington, Padraig Donoghue, Anthony
Larkin and Neil Rattigan. Noel Galvin commanded midfield and was well
assisted by Michael O’Donoghue. There was some good play in the
forward division, particularly from Padraig Cosgrove, Conor Cosgrove,
Robbie Shine and Paul Donovan.
GARRYCASTLE: Stephen McGuire, IanTurley, Anthony Duignan, Conor Harrington,
Padraig Donoghue, Anthony Larkin, Neil Rattigan (0-1), Michael O’Donoghue,
Noel Galvin (0-1), Conor Cosgrove (2-2, 0-2f), Padraig Cosgrove,, Brian
Carty (0-1), Paul Mulvihill, Robbie Shine (0-4, 2f) and Paul Donovan
(0-4, 1f).
SUBS: Colman Gantley for M O’Donoghue (38 min) and Michael O’Donoghue
for I Turley (52 min).