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14 B Shield Final Knockavilla Donaskeigh Kickhams 2-04 Eire Og Annacarty 2-03 On Saturday morning Knockavilla and Annacarty played out a highly entertaining contest in the u 14 B shield final. The neighbouring clubs always serve up classics when they meet and Saturday's final proved no different. After the 40 minutes of action Kickhams were leading by a goal 2-03 to 1-03. Playing with the aid of a strong breeze Annacarty were beginning to get on top and a goal in the 41st minute made it all square 2-03 apiece. Annacarty then went in search of a winner but some ferocious defending by Sophie O’Dwyer and Ciara Breen Keane kept the scores out. And then in the 49th minute captain Aine Leahy stepped up and fired the winning point over the crossbar. A terrific point into the wind. It was heartbreaking for Annacarty to lose at the death by a single point while there were great scenes of joy for Knockavilla Donaskeigh Kickhams at the final whistle.
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U14 C County Final Gortnahoe Glengoole 0-05 St Patrick’s 0-04 St Patricks and Gortnahoe Glengoole played out a highly entertaining game between two evenly matched teams on Saturday afternoon in the U14 C County Final. St Pats began the game with the aid of the very strong wind in the first half, which proved to be a significant factor throughout the game for both teams. Exchanges were fast and physical as both teams tried to impose themselves on the game. In a game where scores would be difficult to come by, mainly due to the swirling wind. Both teams worked so hardthroughout the game but St Patrick’s couldn’t manage to find the all important equaliser late in the game, and it was Gortnahoe who were celebrating at the final whistle coming out on top by a single point 0-05 to 0-04. The cup was lifted by joint captains Aoife Gleeson and Mary Kate Ely to the tremendous applause of their supporters.
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U14 B Plate Final Newport Ballinahinch 2-01 Moyle Rovers 0-04 Newport Ballinahinch needed a goal in injury time to claim victory in this very evenly contested U14 B Plate Final in the County Camogie Grounds on Sunday.Moyle Rovers enjoyed the better of the opening exchanges and led at halftime 2points to no score. Newport Ballinhainch got off the mark in the second half with a goal from Aoibhe Kelly and a pointed free by Lucy Lee. Moyle Rovers had two points of their own to tie the game at 1-01 to 4 points with time running out. And just when thoughts had turned to the possibility of extra time up stepped the excellent Aoibhe Kelly to fire home the winning goal and her second goal of the day. After the match joint captains Eibhlin Bourke and Muirne Ryan accepted the Plate on behalf of their team to the delight of their supporters.
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U14 C Plate Final Ballingarry 2-04 Thurles Sarsfields 1-06 There was huge excitement in the County Camogie Grounds on Sunday afternoon as Ballingarry and Thurles Sarsfields played out a highly exciting game of camogie that went right down to the wire. Thurles Sarsfields started very strongly in the first half with the aid of the wind. Aoibhe Purcell and Keeva Nolan were strong in defence, while sharpshooter Sadhbh Murray kept the scoreboard ticking over until the half time whistle blew going in 1-04 to 0-01. The Ballingarry girls came out fighting in the second half and began to eat up the Sars lead. As the 40th minute approached there was only a single point between the sides with Thurles still in front 1-04 to 1-03. But then Emily Cahill found the back of the net to swing the momentum in Ballingarry’s favour and give them a 2 point lead. Sars girls weathered the storm and brought the match back level deep within added time with free’s from Sadhbh Murray after excellent hooking, blocking and attacking from both Kaelinn Rossiter and Ava Geoghan. There was still time for more drama and Ballingarry went on one final attack resulting in Hannah Shelly firing over the winning point.