Club Results Week Ending 26/11/17
U12 Div. 2
St. Brendan’s Park Fc 5 : 1 Mastergeeha
U14 Premier
St. Brendan’s Park Fc 2 : 2 Killarney Athletic
U16 Premier
St. Brendan’s Park Fc 1 : 10 Killarney Celtic
U16 Div. 2
St. Brendan’s Park Fc 1 : 4 Mastergeeha
FAI Youth Cup
Killarney Celtic 1 : 2 St. Brendan’s Park Fc
Denny Div. 1B
St. Brendan’s Park Fc 2 : 2 Castlemaine Utd
Club Fixtures Weekending 3/12/17
U11 Premier A North
Camp Juniors v St. Brendan’s Park Fc U11A 12pm
U11 Premier B North
Camp Juniors v St. Brendan’s Park Fc U11B 12pm
U11 Premier C North
Listowel Celtic U11C v St. Brendan’s Park Fc U11C 3.30pm
Skechers U13 SFAI Cup
St. Brendan’s Park Fc v Shelbourne 12pm
U13 DIV.2
M.E.K Utd v St Brendan’s Park 12pm
Skechers U15 SFAI Cup
Tulla United v St. Brendan’s Park Fc U15A 2pm
U15 Div.2
Listowel Celtic U15B v St. Brendan’s Park Fc U15B
Denny U17 League
Ballyhar Dynamos v St Brendan’s Park Fc 2pm
Under Eleven(2007)
All three of our under a in action this weekend with the A and B team heading to camp to play Camp Juniors and our C team will head to Listowel to play Listowel Celtic C. Best of luck to all three sides, all support welcome..
Under twelve (2006)
With our under twelve B being the only team from this age group having a game, they welcomed Mastergeeha to town and beat them comprehensively five goals to one. Goals from
Under Thriteen (2005)
Both our under thriteen teams are in action this weekend with our A team host Tulla United in the Skechers SFAI Cup at twelve o clock while at the same time our B team travel to MEK Untied.
Under Fourteen (2004)
Park u14 2 – 2 Killarney Athletic
This was a game where the Park lads played some great football, put some fabulous moves together, created lots of chances but finished the game with what was a frustrating draw.
Winter was definitely in the air when the game kicked off with the Park playing with the wind. It didn’t take long for the first chance of the game coming in the 2nd minute with Sean O’Connor striking a decent effort over the crossbar. This was the first of many shots from a lot of different players that ended up going over the bar.
On 6 minutes Sean O’Connell had an effort saved. Only 2 minutes later the first goal of the game was scored when Colin Doody won a ball of the right, played a pass to David Feely who played an excellent through ball to Cianan Cooney who’s low cross was finished from close range by Cillian Murphy. 1-0 to the Park.
It wasn’t all one way traffic though and a long ball caught out the Park defence but Liam Carmody came off his line well to clear. The Park though were still creating some excellent chances. In the 22nd minute another fine pass by David led to an excellent strike by Cianan to make it 2-0 to Park. At this stage the game was there to be finished off but a mixture of crossbar, blocks and a lack of clinical finishing meant that the game went into HT 2-0.
Killarney Athletic had contributed to an exciting game in the first half and they made the game very interesting when in the 2nd minute of the second half a shot from distance put our defence in trouble and Athletic made it 2-1. The game was now in the balance and frantic at times. Sean O’Connor had a good effort off the crossbar which would have settled things again but in the 20th minute we conceded a soft free which was well finished to make it 2-2 and a game in which we should have been well ahead had now become one that we could lose. To be fair, the Park lads reacted really well in the last 10 mins, created some excellent chances, hit the crossbar again and had two gilt edged opportunities at the death but the ball just wasn’t going in.
So it finished 2-2 in a very enjoyable, exciting and frustrating match.
Under Fifteen (2003)
With both of our fifteen teams in action this weekend and both on their travels our A’s travel to Tulla United in the Skechers SFAI Cup while our B’s head to listowel Celtic.
Under Sixteen (2002)
Both our under sixteens were in action, with both teams suffering heavy defeats.
Under seventeen (2001)
Our seventeen boys are in action this week facing an away day in Ballyhar Dynamos.
Youth Team (2001)
Fai Youth Cuo 2nd RoundKillarney Celtic 1 v 2 Park FC
This cup encounter was Parks toughest test of the season so far with both sides leaving it all on the pitch that saw Park advance to the third round with another away fixture v Listowel Celtic.
Park management need and must solve their slow starts to games and conceding early goals as they found themselves trailing after only eight minutes .The game was played at a high intensity with Park more creative but guilty of not punishing Celtic with Jordan Barry ,Conor O’Brien and Aaron Ward failing to convert some golden chances.
It was Parks captain Adam Ward in the thirty fifth minute that burst into the Celtic area and was tripped ,ref pointed to the penalty spot and it was Adam that converted the spot kick sending the Killarney keeper the wrong way , all level at the break.
Killarney started the opening ten minutes of the second half strongly pushing the Park back and winning four corners in a row but Parks defense stood strong and when you have Conor Hayes the best youth keeper in the county between the posts putting in a man of the match performance this instills confidence in his team.
Parks midfield duo Adam Ward and James Sheehan started to get a hold on midfield and Park took the lead in seventy fifth minute when David Oba down the right side of midfield found Parks striker Conor O’Brien with a defense splitting pass clinically finishing thru the legs of the advancing keeper.
The final ten minutes saw Park defend stalwartly from a Celtic side pressing for an equalizer and again it was Parks custodian Conor Hayes making a top class save at full stretch tipping the ball around the post for a corner in added time to see Park thru to the third round.
Best 4 Park ; Shane Jordan – Leon Shalemba – Jordan Barry Adam Ward
Man of Match ; Conor Hayes
Park FC ;Conor Hayes – Andrew Breen – Jack Donahue – Shane Jordan – Leon Shalemba – Adam Ward – James Sheehan – Aaron Ward – Kevin Brown – Jordan Barry – Conor O’Brien
Daniel Ianko – David Oba – Jamie O’Brien – Osaz Idahi
Management ; Graham O’Sullivan ; Tadgh Healy
Senior
Our senior team had to settle for a share of the spoils against a resilient Castlemaine side. two – all it finished Donnagh O’Brien taking home Man of the match after getting both goals.
Girls Under Sixteen (2002)
Our newly formed girls team will continue to train on Sunday @ christy Leahy Park @ 3.30pm after some great numbers turning up to train the last to weekends. Keep up the good work ladies!!
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