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Division 3 Ladies
St. Josephs v Cuchullain Gaels this Weds. 14th. May at 8.00pm in Cluskey Park.
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Division 5 - St. Josephs 2-13, Kilkerley Emmetts 1-8.
In a low scoring first half the Joes led by 0-6 to 0-4 at half time. Second half goals from Jack Mulligan and Oran McParland gave the Joes a 2-13 to 1-8 win.
Scorers: Jack Mulligan (1-3), Oran McParland (1-1), Luke Barron (0-3), Evan McEnteggart (0-3), Stephen Carron (0-1), Cian Sheridan (0-1), Aidan Kieran (0-1).
Wishing Rory McLoughlin well following tonight’s match.
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Well done 👏
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Action & Match Report from last night
Div 1 St. Josephs 3-16 Hunterstown 1-16
The Joes overcame Hunterstown Rovers for the first time in three seasons with a six point win in Cluskey Park on Saturday night. The Joes opened the scoring on 4mins when Conall Smyth passed inside for Conor Neary to crash the ball to the net. The sides exchanged points with Oisin McGuinness fisting over from a narrow angle for the Joes. On 8mins, Hunterstown turned over a Joes clearance for Ryan Ward to break clear, his low shot to the net put the sides level at 1-1 each. With the aid of the breeze Conor Neary added a two pointer for the Joes with Donavan Sheridan coming forward to land a two pointer free for the visitors. A Craig Doherty point and an Alan Quigley two pointer free had the Joes ahead by 1-6 to 1-3 at the end of the first quarter.
The next ten minutes, although low on scoring with Conal McCaul from play and Ryan Ward from a free on target, it was the scores that did not register that were significant. A goal bound effort for Hunterstown was cleared off the line by Michael O’Brien, followed by a powerful shot coming back off the Joes crossbar and the visitors were also denied by the right upright from a free. At the opposite end the Joes added points from Conall Smyth and Gabriel Bell. On the stroke of half time Oisin McGuinness worked his way down the right wing to finish the ball low to the net to give the Joes a 2-9 to 1-4 lead.
The Joes came close in the opening minute of the second half when Killian Stauntons effort on goal was deflected out for a 45. Hunterstown responded with a superb point from the right wing by Dean Burns, Ben Collier on target for the Joes. The Joes extended their lead from a Conall McCaul free and a second from play by Conall Smyth. Hunterstown hit back with points from a Cian Matthews close in free and a second following an excellent save from Adam Cassidy in the Joes goal from a powerfully struck shot by Cillian Taaffe. A Ryan Ward two pointer free left the score at 2-12 to 1-9 at the end of the third quarter.
Conor Neary saw his shot clear the crossbar before Conall McCaul worked his way through to send a powerful shot to the net for a third Joes goal on 49mins. The visitors responded immediately with a Ryan Ward two pointer free that was cancelled out with points from the Joes duo of Ciaran Johnston and Rian Devlin. In the final five minutes Ryan Ward was unerring for the visitors as he landed two two pointer frees to bring his second half total to four. In added time the sides again exchanged points from a close in free and Rory McLoughlin with a fine closing point from play for the Joes. The Joes winning out on a scoreline on 3-16 to 1-16.
St. Joseph’s: Adam Cassidy, Ciaran Johnston (0-1), Michael Staunton, Rian Devlin (0-1), Ben McKeown, Gabriel Bell (0-1), Michael O’Brien, Conor Neary (1-3), Killian Staunton, Ben Collier (0-1), Oisin McGuinness (1-1), Craig Doherty (0-1), Alan Quigley (0-2), Conall McCaul (1-2), Conall Smyth (0-2), Rory McLoughlin (0-1), Evan McEnteggart.
Hunterstown Rovers: Donavan Sheridan, Daithi Carroll, Patrick Taaffe, Adam O’Reilly, Colm Murphy, David Finn, Cillian Taaffe, Marc Ward, Tony McKenna, Jamie O’Callaghan, Glen Matthews, Oran Martin, Jamie Rogers, Ryan Ward, Dean Burns.
Well done guys 🟢⚪️🟡
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Great report and photos pat
Division 1 - St. Josephs v Hunterstown Rovers
Action from Saturday night in Cluskey Park.
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Up the Joe's Geeat win
About the Joes
Naomh Seosamh CLG was formed in 1961 with the amalgamation of the Dromiskin Unknowns and the Darver Volunteers to provide one club to represent the whole parish. The first major success for the club was winning the 1971 Junior Championship and many years of hard work came to fruition in 1996 when we won our first Senior Championship. There have been many other notable successes over the years, not least a second SFC in 2006.
In 2019 we formed a new Ladies football club under the “OneClub” initiative of the GAA and LGFA.
We are a club with a proud tradition and hope for many more years of success!
More history here