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[LAOIS:]

Laois begin their campaign at home to Longford on Wednesday evening in O'Moore Park at 7.30pm.
They travel to face Offaly in Round 2 a week later and then host Kildare in their final game on April 26.

LAOIS:
                                                  Liam Conroy (Portlaoise)

   Ben O'Connor (Portlaoise), Tadhg Dineen (St Joseph's), Danny McGrath (Graiguecullen)

Robbie Murphy (St Joseph's), Jack Brennan (Killeshin), James Dunne (Clonaslee-St Manman's)

                                 Eoin Johnson (St Joseph's), Niall Lalor (Kilcavan)

   Darren Brennan (Portlaoise), David Donohue (Stradbally), Paddy Fitzpatrick (The Heath)

   Ennae Byrne (Arles-Killeen), Fionn McEvoy-Mullally (Stradbally), Evan English (Killeshin)

SUBS:
Ben Dillon (Stradbally), Tom O'Connell (Mountmellick), Fionn O'Sullivan (Crettyard), Callum Hogg (St Joseph's), Jomilio Salvador (Graiguecullen), Dan Boland (Courtwood), Sean Kirby (The Heath), Cathal Buggie (Stradbally), Sam Lynch (St Joseph's)

EXTENDED PANEL:
James Horahan (Graiguecullen), Robbie McEvoy (Mountmellick), Cody Tucker (Graiguecullen), Conor Kearney (O'Dempsey's), Pauric Ramsbottom (Timahoe), Jack Julian (Ballylinan), Jake Byrne (Portlaoise), Ben Howe (Barrowhouse), Darragh Pendergast (Ballyfin)

[Leinster U-20 Football Championship Round 3 in O'Moore Park at 7.30pm]

Leinster U-20 Football Championship Round 3 in O'Moore Park at 7.30pm

The Laois U-20 footballers are back in action this evening as they take on Meath in Round 3 of the championship.
Sean O'Shea and Tom Byrne's charges are two wins from two so far and already qualified from the group.
Meath are in the same position and whoever wins this game will top Group 1 and progress straight to the semi finals


                                                        Conor Brown (Portlaoise)

      Stephen Lennon (O'Dempsey's), Ben Dempsey (Portlaoise), Sean McGrath (Graiguecullen)

Conor McWey (Ballyroan-Abbey), Simon Fingleton (Park-Ratheniska), Darragh Slevin (Portarlington)

                                       Conor Heffernan (Killeshin), Ben Reddin (Portlaoise)

   Cormac Murphy (St Joseph's), Oisin Hooney (St Joseph's), Shaun Fitzpatrick (Ballyroan-Abbey)

                Davy Costello (Emo), Jack Byrne (Graiguecullen), Colin Dunne (Arles-Killeen)

SUBS:
Oisin Ramsbottom (Timahoe), Jake Darcy (Annanough), Colin McEvoy (Portlaoise), Davin McEvoy (Ballyroan-Abbey), Tom Fennelly (Emo), Jonah Kelly (Crettyard), Conor Kelly (Graiguecullen), Cathal Lee (Clonaslee-St Manman's), John Brennan (Crettyard)

Extended Panel:
Adam O'Halloran (Courtwood), Cian Conroy (Clonaslee-St Manman's), Dara Kelly (Crettyard), Darragh Scully (Clonaslee-St Manman's), Finn Culleton (Mountmellick), Josh Hogan (Portlaoise), Killian Byrne (Ballyroan-Abbey), Liam Kehoe (Spink), Noah Fingleton (Park-Ratheniska), Padraig Rafter (Rathdowney), Sam Quinn (Ballyroan-Abbey)

[ACFL Division 5]

ACFL Division 5

Round 1 – Thursday, March 30
Mountmellick v Ballylinan
The Harps v Portlaoise
Rosenallis v Stradbally
Emo v The Heath

Round 2 – Thursday, April 13
Stradbally v The Harps
Ballylinan v Rosenallis
The Heath v Mountmellick
Portlaoise v Emo

Round 3 – Thursday, April 27
Rosenallis v The Heath
Emo v The Harps
Ballylinan v Stradbally
Mountmellick v Portlaoise

Round 4 – Wednesday/Thursday, May 10/11
The Heath v Ballylinan (Wednesday)
Portlaoise v Rosenallis (Thursday)
The Harps v Mountmellick (Thursday)
Stradbally v Emo (Thursday)

Round 5 – Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday, May 16/17/18
Rosenallis v The Harps (Tuesday)
Ballylinan v Portlaoise (Wednesday)
The Heath v Stradbally (Thursday)
Mountmellick v Emo (Thursday)

Round 6 – Thursday, May 25
Portlaoise v The Heath
Emo v Rosenallis
Stradbally v Mountmellick
The Harps v Ballylinan

Round 7 – Thursday and Sunday, June 1 and 4
Rosenallis v Mountmellick (Thursday)
Ballylinan v Emo (Thursday)
The Heath v The Harps (Sunday)
Portlaoise v Stradbally (Sunday)


ACFL Division 6

Round 1 – Thursday, April 6
Arles-Killeen v Spink
Graiguecullen v O'Dempsey's
Park-Ratheniska v Camross
Ballyroan-Abbey v Arles-Kilcruise

Round 2 – Thursday, April 20
O'Dempsey's v Park-Ratheniska
Arles-Kilcruise v Graiguecullen
Spink v Ballyroan-Abbey
Camross v Arles-Killeen

Round 3 – Thursday, May 5
Graiguecullen v Spink
Arles-Killeen v Park-Ratheniska
Arles-Kilcruise v O'Dempsey's
Ballyroan-Abbey v Camross

Round 4 – Tuesday, May 16
Camross v Graiguecullen
Park-Ratheniska v Ballyroan-Abbey
O'Dempsey's v Arles-Killeen
Spink v Arles-Kilcruise

Round 5 – Thursday and Friday, May 25 and 26
Ballyroan-Abbey v Arles-Killeen (Thursday)
Arles-Kilcruise v Camross (Thursday)
Graiguecullen v Park-Ratheniska (Friday)
Spink v O'Dempsey's (Friday)

Round 6 – Tuesday, May 30
Camross v Spink
Arles-Killeen v Graiguecullen
O'Dempsey's v Ballyroan-Abbey
Park-Ratheniska v Arles-Kilcruise

Round 7 – Tuesday, June 6
Spink v Park-Ratheniska
Camross v O'Dempsey's
Graiguecullen v Ballyroan-Abbey
Arles-Kilcruise v Arles-Killeen


ACFL Division 7 Group A

Round 1 – Tuesday, April 11
Barrowhouse v Timahoe
Killeshin v St Joseph's
Stradbally v Crettyard
Courtwood v Annanough

Round 2 – Tuesday, April 25
St Joseph's v Stradbally
Annanough v Killeshin
Timahoe v Courtwood
Crettyard v Barrowhouse

Round 3 – Tuesday, May 2
Killeshin v Timahoe
Barrowhouse v Stradbally
Annanough v St Joseph's
Courtwood v Crettyard

Round 4 – Tuesday, May 9
Crettyard v Killeshin
Stradbally v Courtwood
St Joseph's v Barrowhouse
Timahoe v Annanough

Round 5 – Wednesday and Friday, May 24 and 26
Killeshin v Stradbally (Wednesday)
Annanough v Crettyard (Wednesday)
Courtwood v Barrowhouse (Wednesday)
Timahoe v St Joseph's (Friday)

Round 6 – Tuesday, May 30
Crettyard v Timahoe
Barrowhouse v Killeshin
St Joseph's v Courtwood
Stradbally v Annanough

Round 7 – Tuesday, June 6
Timahoe v Stradbally
Crettyard v St Joseph's
Killeshin v Courtwood
Annanough v Barrowhouse


ACFL Division 7 Group B

Round 1 – Tuesday, April 11
The Heath v Ballyfin
Kilcavan v Colt
Clonasle-St Manman's v Shanahoe
Mountrath v The Rock

Round 2 – Tuesday, April 25
Colt v Clonaslee-St Manman's
The Rock v Kilcavan
Ballyfin v Mountrath
Shanahoe v The Heath

Round 3 – Tuesday, May 2
Kilcavan v Ballyfin
The Heath v Clonaslee-St Manman's
The Rock v Colt
Mountrath v Shanahoe

Round 4 – Tuesday, May 9
Shanahoe v Kilcavan
Clonaslee St-Manman's v St Fintan's Mountrath
Colt v The Heath
Ballyfin GAA v The Rock

Round 5 – Tuesday and Wednesday, May 23 and 24
Mountrath v The Heath (Tuesday)
Ballyfin v Colt (Tuesday)
Kilcavan v Clonaslee-St Manman's (Wednesday)
The Rock v Shanahoe (Wednesday)

Round 6 – Tuesday and Wednesday, May 30 and 31
Clonaslee-St Manman's v The Rock (Tuesday)
The Heath v Kilcavan (Tuesday)
Shanahoe v Ballyfin (Wednesday)
Colt v St Fintan's Mountrath (Wednesday)

Round 7 – Tuesday and Wednesday, June 6 and 7
Ballyfin v Clonalsee-St Manman's (Tuesday)
Shanahoe v Colt (Wednesday)
Kilcavan v Mountrath (Wednesday)
The Rock v The Heath (Wednesday)

[ACFL Division 3]

          ACFL Division 3

Round 1 – Friday/Saturday, March 24/25
St Joseph's v Crettyard (Friday)
Ballyroan-Abbey v Arles-Kilcruise (Saturday)
Mountmellick v Portarlington (Saturday)
Arles-Killeen v Timahoe (Saturday)

Round 2 – Friday/Saturday/Sunday, April 7/8/9
Portarlington v St Joseph's (Friday)
Crettyard v Arles-Killeen (Friday)
Timahoe v Ballyroan-Abbey (Saturday)
Arles-Kilcruise v Mountmellick (Sunday)

Round 3 – Wednesday, April 19
Ballyroan Abbey v Crettyard
Arles-Kilcruise v Portarlington
Arles-Kileen v St Joseph's
Mountmellick v Timahoe

Round 4 – Friday, May 5
Timahoe v Arles-Kilcruise
Portarlington v Arles-Killeen
St Joseph's v Ballyroan-Abbey
Crettyard v Mountmellick

Round 5 – Wednesday, May 17
Ballyroan-Abbey v Arles-Killeen
Arles-Kilcruise v Crettyard
Timahoe v Portarlington
Mountmellick v St Joseph's

Round 6 – Tuesday, May 23
Crettyard v Timahoe
Arles-Killeen v Mountmellick
Portarlington v Ballyroan-Abbey
St Joseph's v Arles-Kilcruise

Round 7 – Sunday, June 4
Arles-Kilcruise v Arles-Killeen
Mountmellick v Ballyroan-Abbey
Crettyard v Portarlington
Timahoe v St Joseph's


          ACFL Division 4

Round 1 – Friday/Saturday, March 23/24
Graiguecullen v Annanough (Friday)
Barrowhouse v The Rock (Saturday)
Portlaoise v Kilcavan (Saturday)
Killeshin v O'Dempsey's (Saturday)

Round 2 – Saturday, April 8
O'Dempsey's v Portlaoise
Annanough v Killeshin
The Rock v Graiguecullen
Kilcavan v Barrowhouse

Round 3 – Tuesday, April 18
Killeshin v The Rock
Barrowhouse v Portlaoise
Annanough v O'Dempsey's
Graiguecullen v Kilcavan

Round 4 – Saturday, May 6
Kilcavan v Killeshin
Portlaoise v Graiguecullen
O'Dempsey's v Barrowhouse
The Rock v Annanough

Round 5 – Wednesday, May 17
Killeshin v Portlaoise
The Rock v O'Dempsey's
Annanough v Kilcavan
Graiguecullen v Barrowhouse

Round 6 – Tuesday, May 23
Kilcavan v The Rock
Barrowhouse v Killeshin
O'Dempsey's v Graiguecullen
Portlaoise v Annanough

Round 7 – Thursday/Friday, June 1/2
Kilcavan v O'Dempseys (Thursday)
Killeshin v Graiguecullen (Thursday)
Annanough v Barrowhouse (Thursday)
The Rock v Portlaoise (Friday)

[Laois GAA have published the full list of league fixtures ahead of the start of the 2023 season.The leagues have undergone something of a rebrand with the removal of Division 1B and 3B.This has resulted in a streamlined system of Division 1 down to Division 7 – with 7, consisting of 16 teams, split geographically into Group A and B.Division 1, 2 and 3 will operate on a split system where after one round of games, the top four and bottom four in each will play again in a smaller group.The top two teams in the winners group in each Division will contest the final while the bottom two in the losers group will be relegated.Division 4, 5, 6 and 7 operate in the traditional way with semi finals and finals following the regulation games.Division 3 and Division 4 get underway on March 23 with all other competitions starting after that.]

(From Laois Today website:)

Laois GAA have published the full list of league fixtures ahead of the start of the 2023 season.
The leagues have undergone something of a rebrand with the removal of Division 1B and 3B.
This has resulted in a streamlined system of Division 1 down to Division 7 – with 7, consisting of 16 teams, split geographically into Group A and B.

Division 1, 2 and 3 will operate on a split system where after one round of games, the top four and bottom four in each will play again in a smaller group.
The top two teams in the winners group in each Division will contest the final while the bottom two in the losers group will be relegated.

Division 4, 5, 6 and 7 operate in the traditional way with semi finals and finals following the regulation games.

Division 3 and Division 4 get underway on March 23 with all other competitions starting after that.



Fixtures for Div 1 and 2 of the Laois Football League 2023


ACFL Division 1

Round 1 – Friday/Saturday, March 31/April 1
Graiguecullen v Portarlington (Friday)
St Joseph's v Ballyroan-Abbey (Friday)
Portlaoise v Stradbally (Saturday)
O'Dempsey's v Killeshin (Saturday)

Round 2 – Friday/Saturday, April 14/15
Stradbally v O'Dempsey's (Friday)
Portarlington v St Joseph's (Friday)
Killeshin v Graiguecullen (Saturday)
Ballyroan-Abbey v Portlaoise (Saturday)

Round 3 – Friday, April 21
Portlaoise v Portarlington
Stradbally v Killeshin
St Joseph's v Graiguecullen
O'Dempsey's v Ballyroan Abbey

Round 4 – Friday/Saturday, April 28/29
Graiguecullen v Portlaoise (Friday)
Portarlington v O'Dempsey's (Friday)
Ballyroan-Abbey v Stradbally (Saturday)
Killeshin v St Joseph's (Saturday)

Round 5 – Friday, May 12
Portlaoise v St Joseph's
Stradbally v Portarlington
Ballyroan-Abbey v Killeshin
O'Dempsey's v Graiguecullen

Round 6 – Friday, May 19
Portarlington v Ballyroan-Abbey
St Joseph's v O'Dempsey's
Killeshin v Portlaoise
Graiguecullen v Stradbally

Round 7 – Sunday, May 28
Stradbally v St Joseph's
O'Dempsey's v Portlaoise
Portarlington v Killeshin
Ballyroan-Abbey v Graiguecullen


ACFL Division 2

Round 1 – Saturday, April 1
Clonaslee-St Manman's v Ballyfin
Rosenallis v Courtwood
Emo v Park-Ratheniska
Ballylinan v The Heath

Round 2 – Saturday, April 15
Park-Ratheniska v Rosenallis
Ballyfin v Emo
The Heath v Clonaslee-St Manman's
Courtwood v Ballylinan

Round 3 – Saturday, April 22
Clonaslee-St Manman's v Courtwood
Ballyfin v Park-Ratheniska
Ballylinan v Rosenallis
Emo v The Heath

Round 4 – Friday/Saturday/Sunday, April 28/29/30
The Heath v Ballyfin (Friday)
Park-Rathenisa v Ballylinan (Friday)
Courtwood v Emo (Saturday)
Rosenallis v Clonaslee-St Manman's (Sunday)

Round 5 – Friday, May 12
Clonaslee-St Manman's v Ballylinan
Ballyfin v Courtwood
The Heath v Park-Ratheniska
Emo v Rosenallis

Round 6 – Friday and Sunday, May 19 and 21
Rosenallis v Ballyfin (Friday)
Courtwood v The Heath (Sunday)
Ballylinan v Emo (Sunday)
Park-Ratheniska v Clonaslee-St Manman's (Sunday)

Round 7 – Sunday, May 28
Ballyfin v Ballylinan
Emo v Clonaslee-St Manman's
The Heath v Rosenallis
Courtwood v Park-Ratheniska

Kelly Cup 2023 draw

Group A – Emo, Graiguecullen, Timahoe
Group B – Ballylinan, Ballyroan-Abbey, Stradbally
Group C – Crettyard, Park-Ratheniska, St Joseph's
Group D – Ballyfin, Arles-Kilcruise, Killeshin

[National Football League Division 4 2023]

National Football League Division 4 2023

January 28/29 – Sligo (Away)
February 4/5 – Wexford (Home)
February 18/19 – Carlow (Away)
February 25/26 – Waterford (Home)
March 4/5 – Wicklow (Home)
March 18/19 – Leitrim (Away)
March 26 – London (Away)

[The 2022 League has reached the knockout stages, some very interesting games coming up.]

The 2022 League has reached the knockout stages, some very interesting games coming up.

The football leagues this year will be played under a new format whereby in the top three divisions the top four teams after the first seven games qualify for a winners group where they will play each other. From that series of games the top two will progress to a final.

The bottom four will play each other with the bottom two relegated. Points from the first seven games do not carry over to the second phase.
The top six divisions in football are all eight-team competitions while Division 5 is split out into four groups with 19 teams entered in total.

In the first three divisions there are two teams promoted and relegated – but only one team up and down from Division 3 on. From Division 3 on, the top four go into the semi-finals with the eventual winner promoted. The bottom team is relegated.





https://www.laoistoday.ie/2022/06/01/new-phase-of-club-football-league-set-to-begin-as-final-places-relegation-and-promotion-up-for-grabs/

Result from Tuesday evening :

Graiguecullen   4-14
Timahoe            0-10

Earlier Results:

O'Dempseys      2-11
St Joseph's        4-13

Arles Kilcruise   0-10
Killeshin              2-07

Ballylinan            0-01
Clonaslee           1-03

[Laois Senior Football Championship 2022]

Laois Senior Football Championship 2022

Arles Killeen v Portarlington
Portlaoise v Emo
O Dempseys v Killeshin
Rosenallis v BallyRoan Abbey
Stradbally v Ballyfin
Park Ratheniska v Courtwood
Graigcullen v Clonaslee St Manmans
St Joseph's v Ballylinan

[O'Byrne Cup 2022 fixtures:]

O'Byrne Cup 2022 fixtures:

Saturday January 8 (2pm)
Group A - Longford v Louth, Offaly v Dublin

Group B - Wicklow v Meath, Wexford v Laois

Group C - Kildare v Westmeath

Wednesday January 12 (7.30pm)
Group A - Dublin v Louth, Offaly v Longford

Group B - Wicklow v Wexford, Laois v Meath

Group C - Carlow v Kildare

Saturday January 15
Group A – Longford v Dublin, Louth v Offaly

Group B - Laois v Wicklow, Meath v Wexford

Group C - Westmeath v Carlow

Wednesday January 19
Semi-Final: Winners Group B v Winners Group C

Saturday January 22
O'Byrne Cup Final

[Leinster SFC 2022]

Leinster SFC 2022





Round 1
Louth v Carlow
Laois v Wicklow
Offaly v Wexford

Quarter-finals
Dublin v Offaly/Wexford
Meath v Laois/Wicklow
Kildare v Louth/Carlow
Westmeath v Longford

[If someone wants to start a new thread for 2021 fire away.]

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If someone wants to start a new thread for 2021 fire away.
Mountmellick had a good win over Arles Kilcruise
Park Ratheniska beating an awful Timahoe side.
O'Dempseys beating a junior b standard Portlaoise side as they're holding back a strong team to try win junior A.
Crettyard beating the Rock with Evan O'Carroll scoring 2:9 I think.

Timahoe or Portlaoise to be relegated. After seeing Portlaoise team last night I'd say it'll be them.
Mountmellick or Crettyard to win it out.

[Round 1:]

Round 1:           
1   Louth v Westmeath    Louth
2   Kildare v Longford      Kildare
3   Carlow v Wicklow       Carlow
4   Laois   v Wexford        Laois   (AET)
   
Quarter Finals:
5   Dublin   v   Offaly   10.7.2021   12.00pm   Bord na Móna O'Connor Park
6   Laois     v   Louth   10.7.2021   12.00pm   Stabannon
7   Carlow  v   Kildare   10.7.2021   12.00pm   St Conleths Park Newbridge

Semi Finals: (Winners Rd. 2 plus Winners Meath/Offaly             
8   Winner Fixture 6   v    Meath                   24.7.2021      
9   Winner Fixture 5   v   Winner Fixture 7   24.7.2021   
   
Final:

Final:           
10                      Winner 8     V   Winner 9                     02.8.2021
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Boost for Laois minor footballers as bizarre red card overturned following appeal



https://www.laoistoday.ie/2021/07/06/boost-for-laois-minor-footballers-as-bizarre-red-card-overturned-following-appeal/

After what we witnessed today and the horrible year we've had where do we go from here?
We now find ourselves in Div3 next season and more than likely playing without some of our more experienced players due to retirements, injuries, etc.
What do we do now, how do we stop the rot ??

[Gaelic Football. National Leagues.]

Gaelic Football. National Leagues.

It is believed that the National Gaelic football leagues will start from Saturday February 27th and run until the league finals on Sunday April 4th. The four divisions will be split into two, North and South.

Division 1 North
Donegal, Tyrone, Monaghan, Armagh

Division 1 South
Kerry, Dublin, Roscommon, Galway

Division 2 North
Meath, Down, Mayo, Westmeath

Division 2 South
Clare, Cork, Laois, Kildare

Division 3 North
Derry, Fermanagh, Longford, Cavan

Division 3 South
Limerick, Wicklow, Offaly, Tipperary

Division 4 North
Leitrim, Louth, Antrim, Sligo

Division 4 South
Wexford, Carlow, Waterford, London*
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Each team will play three group games, with a draw deciding which counties get two home games. The top two in each group progress to their respective league semi-finals. This will then be followed by a league final.

The bottom two teams in Division 1-3 will go into the relegation semi-finals with both losers moving down a division for 2022.

Bottom two teams in Division 4 will play a Shield semi-final and then final.

*London's participation will be decided based on restrictions in 2021.



The 2021 inter-county senior football championship is scheduled start on 17-18 April.

Provincial championships followed by qualifiers will take place with no Super 8s, replaced instead by the old quarter-final knockout format.

Any team in Division 3 or 4 (outside Cavan and Tipperary) that do not reach their provincial finals will take part in the Tailteann Cup.

It is believed that the games will be knockout with semi-finals taking place as a double header in Croke Park on Sunday June 6th. The final will be curtain raiser to the All-Ireland Hurling Semi-Final on June 26/27.

Hurling.
Hurling is believed to be following a similar format to normal years in the National Leagues with the counties split into Division 1a, 1b, 2a, 2b, 3a and 3b. The only difference being that there will be no quarter or semi-finals.

Championship will stay as a knock-out format with back-door qualifiers.

Club Championships.
The main club championship window will take place from July 25th to October 24th..

[GAA split season for 2021 will see Laois begin their Division Two league campaign in February]

GAA split season for 2021 will see Laois begin their Division Two league campaign in February

https://www.leinsterexpress.ie/news/sport/595715/gaa-split-season-for-2021-will-see-laois-begin-their-division-two-league-campaign-in-february.html

Best of luck lads....

New County Board website looks good but very little county team news on it. Also short on U-17, U-20  football and hurling news.
Good results section on it.
Twitter and Facebook get tagged but we don't.     A lot more to do but its a start......

https://laoisgaa.ie/

[Draws made for Kelly and Palmer Cups as domestic season set to get underway]

Draws made for Kelly and Palmer Cups as domestic season set to get underway
By Alan Hartnett - 27th January 2020
   

The draws for the Kelly Cup and the Palmer Cup were made at tonight's Laois County Board meeting.
In the Kelly Cup, eight teams have entered and all of those are senior sides bar one.
Defending champions Arles-Killeen will begin the defence of their title with an away trip to Killeshin.

While defeated finalists from 2019 St Joseph's host Ballyroan-Abbey.
The other two quarter finals see Arles-Kilcruise host Graiguecullen while intermediate side Crettyard host Ballylinan.

The competition is set to get underway on Sunday March 1st and will run for the following three weeks.

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KELLY CUP

Quarter Final:
Crettyard v Ballylinan                  .. Winners  -  Ballylilan
Killeshin v Arles Killeen                .. Winners  -  Killeshin
Arles Kilcruise v Graiguecullen      .. Winners  -  Graiguecullen
St Joseph's v Ballyroan Abbey      .. Winners  -  St. Josephs

Semi Finals:
St Joseph's v Graiguecullen          .. Winners  -  Graiguecullen
Ballylinan  v  Killeshin                  .. Winners  -

FINAL: 
Graiguecullen  v