misfortune ya havent a clue, keep a record of the players mention ye'll hear a lot about them soon enough.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Enforcer
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misfortune ya havent a clue, keep a record of the players mention ye'll hear a lot about them soon enough.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Enforcer
Always amazes me how 2 people can watch the same incident and see two completely different things.
Its hard to know what to believe on here.
Anyway Killeaney seem to be finding it tough in the premier... I reckon they need to pick up some points quickly.
Also great to see Gary Shanahan scoring goals with Dundalk
And Anthony Forde getting some gametime with Wolves
seems like its been a lively start to the premier which is refreshing.....might have a few teams challenging this year:ball:
Come back to us when you have won half of what we have in rathkeale...Quote:
Originally Posted by skyhome
Milkey Lyons with 2 sugars please :D[/QUOTE]
Haha milkey lyons, you'd think he would have a bit of a colour after coming back from holidays
An Athea man,2 Adare men,A Cappagh man,not sure about Mooney,Same old story with Rathkeale football!!!!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by skyhome
maybe a biased point but couldn't disagree from my point of view.Quote:
Originally Posted by sky blue
The inconsistency of referring in the desmond league is sickening every year. Giving frees to teams that arent giving to the others are annoying.
No GAA style parish rule in this game....Quote:
Originally Posted by dutchie
Seamus O'carroll, Eoin O'donnell, Darren Jones, David Mooney, Davey Lyons and Denis Greaney all played underage football with Rathkeale and Mikey lyons has been with the club for 4/5 seasons now. If you look at the team that played and got 4 points against Broadford and Abbeyfeale last weekend every single one of the players came through the underage system in Rathkeale although Peter O'Dea Richard Shorten and John Mooney live in Cappagh. Thats a pretty good achievement i think. Rathkeale wouldn't be the only club that ever signed a player from outside of their own ranks. Newcastle West, Broadford and Shannonside three of the most successful teams in recent times have signed a few over the yearsQuote:
Originally Posted by dutchie
Alright guys n girls, new to this forum, said I might as well get involved, hopefully bring a bit of sense to the threads, as it seems to be lacking in that department! Although the childish animosity is at an all time high I see, people complaining about signing here and there and parish complaints, etc. Good start to the season with some interesting results, rathkeale started well, 4 points from 2 tough games with some people tipping them for relegation? It's obvious from their b's and youths they have players coming through. Will championship football affect results this weekend, I'd say so?
3 lads you never heard of ????? davey lyons wasnt he desmond youths player of the season last year come out of ur bubbleQuote:
Originally Posted by The Enforcer
Anyone know what date broadford are playing in the munster senior cup?
Shannonside never signed a player outside the parish as far as i no power & o donnell live within it
Friday, August 31st
Division 2
Abbeyfeale Utd B 3 Broadford Utd B 1
Creeves Celtic 2 Rathkeale Reserves 1
Newcastle West B 0 Granagh Utd 0
Pallaskenry 3 Ballysteen 2
Division 4
Glin Rovers B 2 Newcastle West Rovers B 1
St Itas B 3 Feenagh B 2
Shannonside B 2 Bally Rovers 0
Shountrade 3 Creeves Celtic B 0
It should be on next weekend the 8/9th Sep. Its the Munster League Champions Trophy now I thinkQuote:
Originally Posted by super6
Sunday 2nd September
Weekly Observer Premier Division
Rathkeale X Shannonside FC 1130 (D. O’Gorman)
Newcastle West Rovers 2 Carrig Celtic 1130 (L. O’Connor)
Abbeyfeale Utd 1 Ballingarry 1130 (J. Roche)
Broadford Utd 1 Killeaney 1130 (P. Manning)
Newcastle West 1 Glin Rovers 1130 (T. Fitzmaurice
Kerry, Clare, Desmond
Round 1
Newcastle West Rvs. v Adare Utd.
Shannonside Utd. v Dingle Bay Rovers
Glin Rovers v Listowel Celtic
Lifford FC v Rineanna Rovers
Carrig Celtic v St. Brendans Park
Round 2
Newcastle West FC v Castleisland FC
Ennis Town FC v Tulla Utd.
Newmarket Celtic v Abbeyfeale Utd
Rathkeale Utd. v Newcastle West Rovers or Adare Utd.
Kilkishen Celtic v Mastergeena FC
Shannon Olympic v Killarney Ath.
Coole FC v Spa Road Celtic
Pallaskenry FC v Carrig Cel or St. Brendans Park
Ballingarry FC v Burren Utd
Classic FC v Shannonside Utd or Dingle Bay Rvs
Bridge Celtic v Tralee Dynamoes
Avenue Utd v Lifford FC or Rineanna Rovers
Connolly Celtic v Killeaney FC
Broadford Utd. v Ruan Utd.
Glynn Rovers or Listowel Cel v Killarney Celtic
Bridge Utd v Rhine Rovers
1st round ties 15th 16th sept
2nd round ties 13th 14th oct
Saturday, September 1st
Youths Division 1
Newcastle West 5 Abbeyfeale Utd 0
Newcastle West Rovers 6 Broadford Utd 0
Youths Division 2
Feenagh 2 Ferry Rangers 4
Carrig Celtic 1 Glantine 4
Bally Rovers 3 Askeaton 1
Pallaskenry 1 Creeves Celtic 3
Broadford:2 0:Kileaney
Alan Fitz, Tossie.
Sunday, September 2nd
Premier Division
Rathkeale 1 Shannonside 0
Newcastle West Rovers 0 Carrig Celtic 3
Abbeyfeale Utd 1 Ballingarry 3
Broadford Utd 2 Killeaney 0
Newcastle West 0 Glin Rovers 0
Division 1
Kilcornan 0 Rockhill Rovers 1
Glantine 3 Askeaton 0
Adare Utd 2 Kildimo Utd 4
Athea Utd 5 Breska Rovers 0
Division 2
Pallaskenry 3 Feenagh 2
Creeves Celtic 1 Ballysteen 1
Carrig Celtic B 1 Newcastle West B 1
Rathkeale Reserves 0 Broadford Utd B 1
Granagh Utd 3 Abbeyfeale Utd B 0
Division 3
St Bens 1 Kilcolman Rovers 0
Athea Utd B 2 Kilcornan B 3
Ferry Rangers V Knockaderry 230 (P. O’Donnell)
Division 4
Bally Rovers 3 Feenagh B 3
Creeves Celtic B 0 Glin Rovers B 1
Shountrade 1 Shannonside FC B 0
Newcastle West Rovers B 1 St Itas B 1