A busy weekend of fixtures with 3 adult teams involved across the city and several one off games for the youth teams boys and girls .

Tipperary Cup Semi Final -St Kiernans 2-13 ... Nls 1-05

The Seniors kept up from where they left off last weekend with a convincing 11 point win over a dogged Shamrocks team at Tottenhall , we led from the start but should have had more to show at half time than the 4 points difference with Mark Mulholland scoring the goal after 15 minutes , we lost Brian Rutledge to a bad injury early on but recovered with his replacement Senan o Grady able to pull the strings from the half forward line and the game was all but put to bed when Kenny o Connor poked home the second after 6 minutes of the second half .This was a win formed by a solid defensive display with an outstanding performance of corner back play given by Geoff Kingston , Shane McManus added composure when introduced and his couple of scores sandwiched between a beauty from Coaimhin Carthy and another from Michael Donoghue saw the scoring out .

Scorers ...

Kenny o Connor 1-02 …Scratch 1-01 … Senan o Grady 0.03 … Carthy &McManus 0.02 each...Aidan Gervin, Mike Donoghue & Tom Waters 0.01 each .

Reserve Championship-

NLS 1-16...…St Kiernans 2-10

Our reserves lost out narrowly after a very entertaining high scoring affair against the hosts at Tottenhall with 21 players togged out for this 1st round clash , trailing 2 points at half time the game was in the balance until the end but Shamrocks were able to get scores at crucial times to deny our lads .

Best on the day were Chris Byrne , Peter Finn , Jamie Cox and Seamus O Connor

Scorers

Jamie Cox 1-02..Dave Mchugh 1.01..Barry Shanahan 0.02 ..Aidan Gervin 0.03 …Chris Byrne &Ger. O Shea 0.01 each

Mcardle Cup SF

St Clarets 5.09

St Kiernans 0.07

A weakened Junior team lost out to a very strong Clarets side ,despite staying with them for the first half our younger team were up against very experienced rivals here and will come on a lot for the experience and with a full squad available will look to avenge this defeat in the weeks to come ,Best on the day were Matt McGrath , Jack Hannon , Michael English and Caolan Doyle .