Fitxtures from Mon13th to Sun 19th April

Monday 13th April
County Under 16 Football Championship Div 2A: Adare v Kilpeacon
6.15pm
Venue: Adare

Thursday 16th April
U12 Hurling V Monaleen
6.45pm
Venue: Crecora

Tuesday 14th April
County Under 21 A Hurling Championship Semi Final: Tory Gaels v Croagh Kilfinny
6.30pm
Venue: Ballyagran

Friday 17th April
U10 Hurling Blitz
6.30pm
Venue: UL North Campus

Saturday 18th April
County Hurling League Division 6 Round 2: Crecora-Manister v Dromcollogher-Broadford
7pm
Venue: Crecora

Sunday 19th April
City Junior B Hurling Championship 1st Round: Patrickswell v Crecora-Manister
12 noon
Venue: Patrickswell

Sunday 19th April
Féile Peil na nÓg B Final: Kilpeacon v Ahane
12 noon
Venue: to be confirmed

Sunday 19th April
County Minor 13-a-Side Hurling Championship: Croom v Crecora-Manister
11am
Venue: Croom

Fixtures for the coming week

Monday 6th
U15 hurling in Crecora GAA Field
Kilpeacon V Granagh Ballingarry
6:30pm (Challenge Match)

Wednesday 8th
U16 Hurling at Fedamore GAA Field
Kilpeacon V Kileedy
6:45pm (Challenge Match)

Friday 10th
U10 Football blitz
Time and venue to be confirmed

Sunday 12th
Minor Hurlers play first championship match at home to Bruree

Sat 11th/Sun 12th
U21 Hurlers South A Final against Bruff
Date, time and venue to be confirmed

Minor Footballers have a good run out ahead of Championship

Our Minor Footballers played a challenge game against Premier side St Mary’s Seán Finns Rathkeale in the Bog Garden on Friday 3rd April.

Unfortunately our lads went down to a heavy defeat against a superior side but it was a good run out ahead of the coming season where they will compete at 13-a-side level.

Team: Páraic O’Neill, Tomás Connolly, Evan Keogh, Edwin Wixted, Eoin Kennedy, Cian Leahy, Donnacha Connolly, Damian Kearney, Conor Kirby, Paul Collins, Shane O’Connell and Robert Greer

Lovely evening for hurling

Kilpeacon played Granagh Ballingarry on Easter Monday at Crecora in a an U15 Hurling Challenge game.
We used the opportunity to give the lads on the age some valuable game time.
We were a bit sluggish in the first half and this was to be expected as this was our first game at U15 level.
We were missing a good few regulars as many families were away over Easter.
Despite this the Team selected gradually grew into the game and were 7 points to 2 down at half time.

The second half performance was much better and we kept the Granagh Ballingarry keeper busy.
We scored a good goal and were unlucky to see another shot rebound wide off the upright.

The Ballingarry keeper also made one great save.
We were now in control until near the end when we tired a bit as we had no subs to bring on and Granagh Ballingarry got two late goals.

The final score on a lovely evening for hurling was Granagh Ballingarry 2 – 11 Kilpeacon 1 – 7.