The Kevin’s mens team travelled to neighbouring club St. Mary’s Ardee to face their intermediate semi final in the hopes for a positive result. Whilst the Kevin’s may have been the slight favourites entering the fray yesterday evening, tensions were high on both sides, both determined to prevent an early lead.
The Kevin’s free takers and choice of a kicker from every angle seemed to a major difference. With Lee Crosbie making no mistake from close range dead balls and Cameron Maher pointing from the deck from the side line. DYI struggled in this department, missing 5 ‘scoreable’ frees with 3 different takers in the first half.
The U17 team travelled to the Point Road on Thursday evening to their opponents Sean O’Mahony’s in the 2nd Round of the Championship. Following a comprehensive win, they now go on to the quarter-finals against the Glen Emmets in Cusack Park, Thursday 15th September at 6:15pm.
Having effectively shut down any scoring opportunities for the entirety of the first half, Danny Crosbie in his usual reliability blocked the only goal attempt by the Drogheda men effectively stamping out any possibility of breathing life into their challenge.
Our U13s bowed out of the championship at the q-final stage following defeat to a very strong Sean O’Mahonys side this week at home. After the concession of 4 early goals, which left us with a mountain to climb, the lads never gave up and battled back into the game, in which they competed very well against the bigger and stronger O’Mahonys.
On a beautiful evening for football, St. Kevin’s U15 played host to the first round in their championship season against visitors Clan Na Gael. St. Kevin’s lads got off to a flying start with a quick free point from Conall Mannion just moments into the game.
The Kevin’s men had their first championship game in Group 2 yesterday in Darver, against Clan Na Gael. Whilst the Clans had a brilliant win last week against the O’Raghallaigh’s the Kevin’s had efficiently planned for their double-score victory.
admin August 26, 2022 U17 FIRST ROUND CHAMPIONSHIP STRUGGLE AT HOME St. Kevin’s (0-9) Naomh Finbarra (0-14) Our U17 football team hosted the first round in the Championship, last Thursday night against visitors Naomh Finbarra. The first half was extremely competitive, however with an extra player in defence the lads were unable to convert their …
St. Kevin’s ladies hosted their neighbouring club Mattock Rangers in the 5th round of the U15 League Group B.
Our U16 Camogie team travelled to our neighbouring club Mattock Rangers for their league final and proved victorious bringing the Bernadette McCabe Cup home last night! Following their previous game earlier in the year, the girls knew they had a score to settle with Contibret.
