Peil na mBan 2011

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Wexford 0-04 New York 0-04

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Wexford 0-05 New York 0-07

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All Ireland Junior Football Championship
Semi Final:
Wexford 0-05 New York 0-10

Sin é.

[Denn Forever]

Well done New York.  Any home grown players?

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All Ireland Intermediate Football Championship
Semi Final:
Limerick 1-05 Westmeath 0-03

Half Time

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Well done New York.  Any home grown players?

All the ones interviewed have Irish accents.

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All Ireland Intermediate Football Championship
Semi Final:
Limerick 1-07 Westmeath 1-10

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Some second half from the Lakettes, go and beat the neighbours in the final now.

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All Ireland Senior Football Championship
Semi Final:
Monaghan 4-15 Kerry 2-12

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All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Semi Final

KERRY 2-12 MONAGHAN 4-15


By Jackie Cahill at St Brendan's Park, Birr - the coldest place in Ireland.



ULSTER champions Monaghan produced a devastating final quarter against Kerry in Saturday's TG4 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Semi Final to set up a final meeting with Cork on September 25th.

The showpiece decider will be a repeat of the 2008 Final between the two counties, which Cork won comfortably, but Monaghan will fancy their chances of gaining revenge in Croke Park.

When their character was questioned in a hugely entertaining Semi Final, Monaghan found the answers and eventually cruised to a nine-point win.

Monaghan had led by eight points at one stage in the first half but gritty Kerry kept chipping away and were ahead by a point twice in the second half.

But ultimately, it was a run of 2-5 without reply which sealed the deal for the Farney County, as Kerry also lost the services of centre back Aisling Desmond in the final ten minutes, after she was yellow-carded.

Caoimhe Mohan's late brace of goals, in the 48th and 55th minutes, provided Monaghan with the breathing space they craved and shellshocked Kerry, a player light, had no answer down the home straight.

But the beaten Munster finalists, who lost at the All-Ireland Semi Final stage for the second successive year, emerged with their heads held high after giving free-scoring Monaghan a real fight.

The winners have lost just one competitive game all year, in the Division 1 Semi Final, and have forwards that are capable of wreaking havoc with a regular supply of ball.

Cathriona McConnell scored 1-6, Mohan 2-1 and Therese McNally collected 1-3 but captain Sharon Courtney claimed the player of the match award following a powerhouse performance at full-back.

And at corner forward, Ciara McAnespie may not have scored but she was a constant thorn in Kerry's side with her direct running and eye for a pass.

Indeed, it was McAnespie who helped to create Monaghan's two first half goals, as McNally and McConnell profited from the Emyvale dynamo's industry in the opening ten minutes.

At Half Time, Monaghan led by 2-7 to 0-8, having played against the breeze, with Sarah Houlihan's six first half points keeping Kerry in touch.

Within 28 seconds of the restart, Deirdre Corridan banged home a superb Kerry goal and suddenly, it was very much game on.

And when corner forward Louise Ní Mhuircheartaigh goaled in the 38th minute, Kerry were a point clear, 2-9 to 2-8.

The sides were level twice more before Monaghan stepped on the gas, with Kerry left to rue Desmond's ten minute spell in the sin bin.

Huge gaps opened up in the Kingdom's rearguard and Monaghan were ruthless enough to exploit them.

Scorers for Kerry: S Houlihan 0-6 (4f), L Ní Mhuircheartaigh 1-2, D Corridan 1-0, B Breen, M O'Donoghue, L Cronin & S Corkery 0-1 each.

Scorers for Monaghan: C McConnell 1-6 (0-3f), C Mohan 2-1, T McNally 1-3, E McCarron 0-3, N Kindlon (f) & L McEnaney 0-1 each.

KERRY: E Murphy; C Kelly, A Leonard, A Lyons; D Hallissey, A Desmond, SJ Joy; L Scanlon, B Breen; D Corridan, M O'Donoghue, L Galvin; S Houlihan, P Dennehy, L Ní Mhuircheartaigh.
Subs: L Cronin for Dennehy (21), M O'Connell for O'Donoghue (53), S Corkery for Corridan (56), L O'Sullivan for Lyons (60+2).

MONAGHAN: L Martin; G McNally, S Courtney, C Reilly; A McAnespie, N Fahy, L Connolly; A Casey, C Courtney; T McNally, E McCarron, C McConnell; C McAnespie, N Kindlon, C Mohan.
Subs: I Kierans for C Courtney (37), L McEnaney for Kindlon (40), E McElroy for Connolly (58), N Mohan for McConnell (60+1).

Referee: K Tighe (Dublin).

[Carmen Stateside]

Well done New York.  Any home grown players?

Congrats to the girls from New York, great win.  Hopefully they can win it all now and take the title across the Atlantic.  There is seven of the squad Americans with two starting yesterday, wing back Aimee Gomez and corner forward Molly O Rourke.  Player of the game was Emma Clarke who is a Cavan native, she helped herself to seven points. 

[Denn Forever]

Well done New York.  Any home grown players?

Congrats to the girls from New York, great win.  Hopefully they can win it all now and take the title across the Atlantic.  There is seven of the squad Americans with two starting yesterday, wing back Aimee Gomez and corner forward Molly O Rourke.  Player of the game was Emma Clarke who is a Cavan native, she helped herself to seven points.

A good dayfor Cavan with them in the Intermediate final.

Is it all in i.e. Junior ntermediate and Senior finals in the same place and n the same day?

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Sunday 25th September.
Junior - 12-00 noon.
Intermediate  - 2-00pm
Senior - 4-00pm
All in Croke Park.

[Denn Forever]

Well done New York.  Any home grown players?

All the ones interviewed have Irish accents.

Well done New York.  Any home grown players?

Congrats to the girls from New York, great win.  Hopefully they can win it all now and take the title across the Atlantic.  There is seven of the squad Americans with two starting yesterday, wing back Aimee Gomez and corner forward Molly O Rourke.  Player of the game was Emma Clarke who is a Cavan native, she helped herself to seven points. 

Go and search these out and see how they ame to play football .  It would be very interesting for us natives.

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Dia Domhnaigh 25-09-11
All Ireland Junior Football Championship Final
Wicklow v New York   live on TG4
12-00 noon   Páirc an Chrócaigh
Referee: Yvonne Duffy

All Ireland Intermediate Football Championship Final
Cavan v Westmeath   live on TG4
2-00pm   Páirc an Chrócaigh
Referee: Gavin Corrigan

All Ireland Senior Football Championship Final
Cork v Monaghan   live on TG4
4-00pm Páirc an Chrócaigh
Referee: John Niland


Show starts at 11-55am.