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14 Dec 2025
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14 Dec 2025
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Local officials Kevin O'Neill and Frank Begley took part in a number of Kennedy Cup games over the past number of days with the prestigious U14 soccer competition held in the University of Limerick (UL). - SEE PICTURES BELOW
It wasn’t to be for Kilkenny’s Kennedy Cup side as the woodwork and some great goalkeeping saw them slip to a 2-0 defeat against Dundalk in the Shield final.
The Cats can feel hard done by after giving their all in a battling performance at UL where the scoreline didn’t reflect their efforts. - READ MORE HERE
Frank Begley was a match official for ten matches, while Kevin O'Neill officiated 11 games.
Good performances by both throughout the week were rewarded with their appointment to the 3rd /4th place play off match. Begley was appointed as an assistant referee and Kevin as fourth official.
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The game was between Cork schoolboys league and North East Regional League (NERL) and the result was 1-0 to the Cork side. The tournament was won by Limerick Desmond who defeated Donegal 2-0 in final. The success of the Kilkenny referees follows on from last years' success when O'Neill refereed the 2024 cup final.
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