HURLING
On this Sunday afternoon, the junior hurlers will make the short journey to Páirc Lachtain, Freshford, where they will play Turin (Westmeath) in the AIB Leinster Junior Club championship semi-final. The throw in time is 1.30 p.m. All support would be appreciated for the team - best of luck to everyone involved.
On this Sunday afternoon, the junior hurlers will make the short journey to Páirc Lachtain, Freshford, where they will play Turin (Westmeath) in the AIB Leinster Junior Club championship semi-final. The throw in time is 1.30 p.m. All support would be appreciated for the team - best of luck to everyone involved.
The under-21 hurlers played host to Dicksboro on Sunday afternoon last in the JJ Kavanagh Roinn D championship semi-final in Jenkinstown, and emerged winners on a 1-16 to 0-13 score line. Conahy played with the advantage of the breeze in the first half, and led by 0-10 to 0-5 at half-time. Dicksboro fought back well early in the second half to reduce the gap to two points, but the key score came when Conahy centre-back Darragh Hennessy stormed forward to finish to the net after a good pass from his half back colleague Darragh Horgan. Some fine points from Jack and Rory Rhatigan secured the lead further before the finish to see Conahy through to the county final. They will face either Kilmacow or James Stephens in the county final, likely to take place in two weeks time.
TEAM: Tommy Mulhall, Ben Duggan, Conor Hennessy, Tadhg Hennessy, Darragh Horgan, Darragh Hennessy, Finn Sherman, John Kennedy, Rory Rhatigan, Jack Rhatigan, Patrick Kennedy, Rory Sherman, Billy Rowe, Daniel Mooney, Joe Boland, Neil Webster, Brian Phelan.
The under-16 hurlers have their final competitive outing of the year when they play host to Slieverue in the Duggan Steel Roinn C1 League/Championship Final on Saturday afternoon at 2.30 p.m. in Jenkinstown. Best wishes to everyone involved.
CAMOGIE
The under-22 camogie girls had a great victory over Dicksboro in the Roinn A championship quarter-final in Jenkinstown on Sunday morning last. It was a titanic battle from start to finish, with both sides having periods of dominance throughout the game. Dicksboro led by 1-6 to 1-5 at half-time, but Conahy upped their performance in the second half to take the lead, and held on to it until the finish. There were still some dramatic moments before Conahy eventually took the win on a 3-10 to 2-11 score line, with the three Conahy goals coming from the Brennan sisters, Amy (2) and Katie. The Conahy girls now face Windgap in the Roinn A county semi-final this Sunday morning at 11.00 in Windgap. Best of luck to everyone.
TEAM: Ellen Gunner, Hollie Brennan, Grainne Comerford, Aislin Comerford, Naomi Kerr, Sofia Kerr, Eva Kennedy, Emma Mulhall, Aisling Downey, Sarah Dooley, Katie Brennan, Mary Lou Rowe, Robyn Morrissey, Amy Brennan, Molly O’Dornan, Sarah Webster, Caoimhe Mulhall, Emily Lawless, Clodagh Lawless, Grace Butler, Amy Lawless, Sarah Murphy.