Post Tagged with: "Kerins O’Rahillys GAA Club News"

Grace Moran Memorial Walk: 12 months on from the sad and untimely passing of local woman Grace Moran, a huge crowd gathered in Strand Road to remember her in the inaugural Grace Moran Memorial Walk. Despite the early morning rain, a bright and radiant rainbow signalled the start to the […]

Seniors: A game played in the most adverse weather conditions with strong winds and driving rain, went down to the wire before we saw off the strong challenge of Austin Stacks to retain the town championship and complete a hat trick of wins in this competition. We faced the elements […]

Seniors: Our next outing will see us take on old rivals Austin Stacks next Sat night 3rd Nov in the final of Coiste Trá Lí championship  which will throw in @ 7 pm in Austin Stack Park. We are the defending champions and seeking 3 in a row in this […]

Seniors: As a long season draws to a close, our remaining fixtures are a town championship final vs Austin Stacks and a county league final vs Dr Crokes. The town championship decider will take place on the weekend of the 3rd/4th Nov in Austin Stack Park – we await confirmation […]

Seniors: For the second successive year we exited the county championship at the semi final stage when losing to Dr Crokes on Sunday – there was little to choose between the sides for most of the game with the sides level with 10 minutes of normal time remaining but two […]

Seniors: The past few weeks have all been about preparation both physically and mentally for the weekend decider with Dr Crokes for a place in the final of this year’s senior county championship. Its all of ten years since we last contested the blue riband of Kerry football and while […]

Seniors: The focus for this and the past few weeks has now turned to the county senior quarter finals and our upcoming clash with St Brendans. This should be an unique occasion given the prize at stake but also the added ingredient of the familiarity of the players with each […]

Seniors: Following our win last weekend over Dr Crokes, the draw for the quarter finals will see us vie with local divisional side St Brendans ( impressive 3-18 to 1-18 winners over Mid Kerry on Sunday last)  for a place in this year’s semi finals. This promises to be an […]

Seniors: Our win over Dr Crokes on Sunday sees us progress to the last 8 with a three week break to the quarter final  – this was an important win for the lads and we look forward to seeing them next on the weekend of 29/30th Sept. Kerins O’Rahillys 3-18, […]

Seniors: Following our win in Listowel on Saturday night in the opening round of the county senior football championship ( see match report below), the draw for the second round sees us pitted against favourites Dr Crokes in a game which will take place next weekend – the venue and […]

Seniors: Saturday next 1st September sees us in first round action in the senior county championship when we take on North Kerry divisional side Feale Rangers in Listowel where throw in is @ 17.30. When we last met in 2016 we had six points to spare on a final score […]

Seniors: By finishing in 2nd place on 15 points ( 7 wins, 3 losses and 1 draw) we have qualified for our first senior league final since 2013 when David Moran’s long distance free was enough to edge out Austin Stacks. As Dr Crokes finished first on 21 points ( […]

Seniors: In a game that never rose above the ordinary, we were too good for John Mitchels on Sunday morning   in the town championship semi final on a final score line of 2-09 to 0-07. The first half ended on a score line of 1-04 to 0-01 which characterised […]

Seniors: No activity this weekend but with Kerry exiting the All Ireland championships earlier than expected, the next few weeks will see the conclusion of the county league and the commencement of the county championship. First up next weekend is the Coiste Trá Lí Lee Strand town championship when we […]

Seniors: Defeat in Beaufort on Sat night means that we now have to beat or at least draw with Dingle in our final league game to qualify for this year’s final – defeat would mean we could end up in a play off with any one of Spa, Templenoe or […]

Seniors: We travel to Beaufort on Sat night next, 28th July for our penultimate game in this years league. We currently lie 2nd in the table, 4 points adrift of pacesetters Dr Crokes but crucially, 2 ahead of An Ghaeltacht in 3rd place- a place in this year’s final is […]

Seniors: A whirlwind start that saw us post 1-03 without reply inside the opening 10 minutes paved the way for what was ultimately an emphatic win against a resolute and stubborn Glenbeigh side who did not go down without a fight. John Ferguson opened the scoring inside the first 30 […]

Seniors: A break from the  action this weekend as we gear up for the last rounds of the league. The league table shows us in 2nd spot on 11 points with only points difference separating us from An Ghaeltacht. The points difference is marked however  as we are + 16 […]

SENIORS Our next fixture will see us travel to Spa Killarney next weekend for round 8 of the senior county league division 1. A place in this years final is still very much in our own hands as we lie in fourth position in the table, 4 points adrift of […]

Seniors: County senior league vs Rathmore: Facing into the breeze in the first half we got off to the worst possible start when conceding a goal in the first minute after good work from Shane Ryan, who fed an inrushing forward for the opening goal. Mark Reen quickly followed up […]

Seniors:  Trailing by 6 points at the break, 1-07 to 0-04, we attacked from the start of the second half and notched 1-02 without reply to leave the minimum between the sides after just 5 mins, Tommy Walsh with both points and wing back Darragh McElligott firing to the net […]

Seniors: No activity this weekend with the first round of the Munster senior championship; our next fixture will see us travel to Lewis Road on Sat night 9th June to take on Dr Crokes who lie second in the table on 9 points with ourselves in 3rd position on 7 […]

  Seniors: Division 1: Tús maith leath na hoibre – a good start is half the battle and this was certainly the case in Killarney on Sat  when we lost our unbeaten run  in the county league, going down by the minimum to Legion. We were off the pace in […]

Seniors: County League Div 1: We tie for 2nd place in the county league after  3 rounds on 5 points, level  with Dr Crokes and one behind pacesetters Spa. We are back in county league action next weekend when we travel to Killarney Legion on Sat 12th where throw in […]

Seniors: No playing activity this week and after the efforts of the past 4 weeks, players and management had a week off to recharge the batteries! Training resumes next Weds night ( 2nd May) with upcoming league fixtures vs Killarney Legion ( 12/05 away) and John Mitchels ( 26/05 home) […]

Seniors: A draw was perhaps the fitting result in round 3 of the county league when we finished all square with An Ghaeltacht in a highly entertaining encounter in Strand Road. Facing each other 6 days after the club championship, we lined out with 10 of the starters from last […]

Seniors: Club Championship: In the end it was all about the result, less about the performance. The final score line of 1-13 to 1-11 means we finish 3rd in our group behind winners Dr Crokes and second placed Austin Stacks but more importantly ensures the spectre of relegation from senior […]

Seniors: A performance that deserved more saw us come up agonisingly short when going down to Dr Crokes by two points in round 2 of the senior club championship. We made just the one change from our defeat to Austin Stacks last week with Diarmuid O’Sullivan being introduced to the […]

Seniors: Club Championship: A game that was in the melting pot swung the way of our great rivals in dramatic fashion 12 minutes into the second half when first Barry John Keane received a second yellow card reducing our numbers to 14 and then following a Stacks wide a wayward […]

Seniors: Two wins from two in the county league following a well merited win over St Marys in Strand Road. We were boosted before the start with the inclusion of county player Barry John Keane who was not included in the Kerry squad that travelled to Omagh. Indeed it was […]