GAA in Britain

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carnaross

St. Benedicts Harps beat Cu Chulainns for the first time to take the Yorkshire Senior League for the first time in their history. After being 3-04 - 0-01 down after 12 minutes, St. Benedicts came back to win 4-12 - 3-10. Shame the cup wasn't available for presentation!

St. Benedicts also beat Hugh O'Neill's in the Yorkshire Junior Championship final for the third time in three years by a score of 1-16 - 2-07 and have won their first two Junior League games beating Hugh O'Neill's and John F. Kennedy's 1-15 - 0-08 and 5-11 - 2-06 respectively. Next game is the last in the Junior League away to Brothers Pearse on Thursday, July 25 with the final for the Chris Noonan cup scheduled for August 4.
Anyone travelling to Leeds to work/study are welcome to join St. Benedicts Harps GAA in Leeds.

carnaross

Yorkshire Senior Championship 2013

Round Robin series.

Sept 1 Brothers Pearse 0-0, St. Benedicts Harps 5-11, Cu Chulainns W/O v Hugh O'Neill's
Sept 15 Hugh O'Neill's v Brothers Pearse, Cu Chulainns v St. Benedicts Harps
Sept 29 St. Benedicts Harps v Hugh O'Neill's, Brothers Pearse v Cu Chulainns
Oct 13 Final
Anyone travelling to Leeds to work/study are welcome to join St. Benedicts Harps GAA in Leeds.

Brendans abu

Not been on here in a while, doesn't seem to be many contributing.

What was the score in the big game in Yorks yesterday?


theticklemister

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Quote from: Brendans abu on September 16, 2013, 09:03:09 PM
Not been on here in a while, doesn't seem to be many contributing.

What was the score in the big game in Yorks yesterday?

Lancashire Championship

Group 1

Wolfe Tones 1-13 v 0-08 St.Lawerences

Wolfe Tones and Peters go through; whoever wins will finish top.

Group 2

Brendans beat John Mitchells

Brendans have to play Oisins. As it stands.........Brendans p1 w1, mitchells p2 w1, oisins, p1 l1

Maroon Manc

Were at semi final stage in Lancashire in the Championship

Both games at Old Bedians on Sunday.

St Brendan's v Wolfe Tones at 1pm

St Peter's v John Mitchels at 3pm


Maroon Manc

Lancashire final this Sunday, St Brendan's v John Mitchel's at Old Bedians at 3pm.

Both teams won their semi finals comfortably as expected last Sunday.

Is the Yorkshire final this weekend?


southdown

Might head up to the Lancs final, should be a decent game.

carnaross

Yorkshire final is today at 1.00pm at Beeston - Cu Chulainns v St. Benedicts Harps.
Anyone travelling to Leeds to work/study are welcome to join St. Benedicts Harps GAA in Leeds.

BennyHarp

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Quote from: carnaross on October 13, 2013, 09:11:01 AM
Yorkshire final is today at 1.00pm at Beeston - c* Chulainns v St. Benedicts Harps.

John Mitchell's 0-10 St Brendan's 0-8 in Lancashire and CuCuchullainns 1-9 St Benedicts 0-8 in Yorkshire. Bizarrely the game in Yorkshire was moved at the last minute as the posts had disappeared from the County pitch at Beeston. The wonderful world of the GAA in Britain.

Anyone know how the game went in Scotland?
That was never a square ball!!

Maroon Manc

Quote from: BennyHarp on October 13, 2013, 09:11:56 PM
Quote from: carnaross on October 13, 2013, 09:11:01 AM
Yorkshire final is today at 1.00pm at Beeston - c* Chulainns v St. Benedicts Harps.

John Mitchell's 0-10 St Brendan's 0-8 in Lancashire and CuCuchullainns 1-9 St Benedicts 0-8 in Yorkshire. Bizarrely the game in Yorkshire was moved at the last minute as the posts had disappeared from the County pitch at Beeston. The wonderful world of the GAA in Britain.

Anyone know how the game went in Scotland?

Dunedin Connolly's won.

You got a lot closer to CuChulains this year, are you a lot stronger or CuChulains weaker or a mixture of both?

Our game against Mitchels was very close, they took the lead for the first time with about 10 minutes to go and held on. They deserved their win although it was a game that could have gone either way. A lot of our younger players will benefit from the experience.


BennyHarp

Quote from: Maroon Manc on October 16, 2013, 01:09:10 PM
Quote from: BennyHarp on October 13, 2013, 09:11:56 PM
Quote from: carnaross on October 13, 2013, 09:11:01 AM
Yorkshire final is today at 1.00pm at Beeston - c* Chulainns v St. Benedicts Harps.

John Mitchell's 0-10 St Brendan's 0-8 in Lancashire and CuCuchullainns 1-9 St Benedicts 0-8 in Yorkshire. Bizarrely the game in Yorkshire was moved at the last minute as the posts had disappeared from the County pitch at Beeston. The wonderful world of the GAA in Britain.

Anyone know how the game went in Scotland?

Dunedin Connolly's won.

You got a lot closer to CuChulains this year, are you a lot stronger or CuChulains weaker or a mixture of both?

Our game against Mitchels was very close, they took the lead for the first time with about 10 minutes to go and held on. They deserved their win although it was a game that could have gone either way. A lot of our younger players will benefit from the experience.

I'd say its a mixture of both to be fair. We're a bit frustrated not to win the game, CC scored 1-3 in a 7 or 8 min spell about 10 mins into the second half. Benedicts had just gone a point up and in the resulting kick out and attack lost both our mid fielder and full forward to injury. It took a while to reorganise and the game was gone, though we still possibly could have knicked it with a bit more composure in front of goals. CC are still a formidable, strong and powerful team but have probably lost a bit of class with the departures of Burns, McCloskey, McCourt, O'Gara and a few others. They'll still not be easy to beat though.
That was never a square ball!!

Zulu

Scottish final was the best in my time here anyway. Dundee could have won it and missed some good chances early in the second half but Connolly's grew into the game as it went on and were deserving winners, it finished 1-13 to 1-11 I think. A couple of things went Connollys way but they undoubtedly deserved it too and Dundee lacked a bit of composure and quality to get over the line.

Connollys hammered Cu Cuchullainns in a recent challenge match so unless CuC were missing a good few then you'd have to fancy the Scottish champions. Connollys are a good side though probably lack the firepower of some of their better recent sides.

BennyHarp

Quote from: Zulu on October 16, 2013, 07:26:52 PM
Scottish final was the best in my time here anyway. Dundee could have won it and missed some good chances early in the second half but Connolly's grew into the game as it went on and were deserving winners, it finished 1-13 to 1-11 I think. A couple of things went Connollys way but they undoubtedly deserved it too and Dundee lacked a bit of composure and quality to get over the line.

Connollys hammered c* Cuchullainns in a recent challenge match so unless CuC were missing a good few then you'd have to fancy the Scottish champions. Connollys are a good side though probably lack the firepower of some of their better recent sides.

Cuchullainns hammered Benedicts three weeks ago - it meant nothing!
That was never a square ball!!

Maroon Manc

Quote from: BennyHarp on October 16, 2013, 07:16:40 PM
Quote from: Maroon Manc on October 16, 2013, 01:09:10 PM
Quote from: BennyHarp on October 13, 2013, 09:11:56 PM
Quote from: carnaross on October 13, 2013, 09:11:01 AM
Yorkshire final is today at 1.00pm at Beeston - c* Chulainns v St. Benedicts Harps.

John Mitchell's 0-10 St Brendan's 0-8 in Lancashire and CuCuchullainns 1-9 St Benedicts 0-8 in Yorkshire. Bizarrely the game in Yorkshire was moved at the last minute as the posts had disappeared from the County pitch at Beeston. The wonderful world of the GAA in Britain.

Anyone know how the game went in Scotland?

Dunedin Connolly's won.

You got a lot closer to CuChulains this year, are you a lot stronger or CuChulains weaker or a mixture of both?

Our game against Mitchels was very close, they took the lead for the first time with about 10 minutes to go and held on. They deserved their win although it was a game that could have gone either way. A lot of our younger players will benefit from the experience.

I'd say its a mixture of both to be fair. We're a bit frustrated not to win the game, CC scored 1-3 in a 7 or 8 min spell about 10 mins into the second half. Benedicts had just gone a point up and in the resulting kick out and attack lost both our mid fielder and full forward to injury. It took a while to reorganise and the game was gone, though we still possibly could have knicked it with a bit more composure in front of goals. CC are still a formidable, strong and powerful team but have probably lost a bit of class with the departures of Burns, McCloskey, McCourt, O'Gara and a few others. They'll still not be easy to beat though.

Like ourselves you're getting closer, experience counts for a lot too. We'd beaten Mitchels twice in the last 6 weeks, first in the league final and then in the round robin in the Championship. They won the one that mattered most though.

You still have the high percentage of local lads playing? I'd imagine any good player coming to Leeds now would opt to join yourselves over anyone else.

John Mitchels Liverpool will be hard to beat, think their a slightly better team than 2 years ago, they've added another quality forward, would expect them to beat St Nicks and think Heston will beat John Mitchels of Birmingham. Think the winners of the tournament will come from that game although it won't be the first time I've been wrong.

Zulu

Quote from: BennyHarp on October 17, 2013, 09:48:27 AM
Quote from: Zulu on October 16, 2013, 07:26:52 PM
Scottish final was the best in my time here anyway. Dundee could have won it and missed some good chances early in the second half but Connolly's grew into the game as it went on and were deserving winners, it finished 1-13 to 1-11 I think. A couple of things went Connollys way but they undoubtedly deserved it too and Dundee lacked a bit of composure and quality to get over the line.

Connollys hammered c* Cuchullainns in a recent challenge match so unless CuC were missing a good few then you'd have to fancy the Scottish champions. Connollys are a good side though probably lack the firepower of some of their better recent sides.

Cuchullainns hammered Benedicts three weeks ago - it meant nothing!

Ah yeah that's true of course but this is a better Connollys team than the last two years and I'm not sure CuC are as strong as they were 2 years ago when the beat Connollys in Edinburgh. Never can tell over here though.