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SENIOR FOOTBALL ARCHIVES AT ST. PETER'S COLLEGE
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| St. Peter's make no mistake in Keevans Cup Replay | ||
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S.P.C. 0-08 Good Counsel 0-05 The match took place in cold but dry conditions at Tom Somers Park in Gusserane on Friday, resulting in a three-point win for St.Peter's over their old rivals Good Counsel College, New Ross. The teams were level on 0-5 each with 15 minutes remaining but the overall strength of St. Peter's was very evident as they dominated the final quarter. St. Peter's went from strength to strength and were worthy winners as Rhys Clarke, substitute Liam Rochford and Glen Murphy kicked over the winning points from play before the end. The cup was presented to the captain of the St. Peter's team Brendan Hughes by Shay Keevans. Rhys Clarke was presented the man of the match trophy also of St. Peter's College. |
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| SOUTH LEINSTER LEAGUE | ||
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The senior footballers were in action on Monday 19th October against Col. Eoin, Dublin in the South Leinster League. The match was played in Kildavin. The final result was as follows: S.P.C. 2 - 7 Col. Eoin, Dublin 2 - 14 |
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| SOUTH LEINSTER LEAGUE | ||
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S.P.C were in action against Carlow C.B.S. in the latest round of the South Leinster League on Tuesday 5th October. Although the result looked promising from the start for the S.P.C. team all did not work out well when with a few minutes to go Carlow C.B.S put the winning point over the bar to take the match. RESULT: S.P.C. : 2 - 9 C.C.B.S.: 2 - 10 |
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| SOUTH LEINSTER LEAGUE | ||
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The senior footballers were in action against Good Counsel College on Tuesday in Power Park. Well done to all the players on the Senior Team who took the match with a final score of 1 - 14 to 2 - 9.  |
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| Football 2009-2010 Round Up | ||
| Gaelic games have always been a major part of the tradition of St. Peter’s College. A huge number of students participated in many hours of training and actual games under the guidance of a very committed teaching staff. As recognition for this huge commitment to the school and their Football and for performing at the highest level in ‘A’ Competitions in Football the school Football Captain, Mark O’Connor was presented with a Certificate of Accomplishment and a School Memento at the End of Year School Mass in Bride Street Church on Wednesday 12th May 2010. | ||
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| LEINSTER COLLEGES SENIOR FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP | ||
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St. Peter's College kick-off the the 1st round of the Leinster Championship on Thursday 21st Jan against Knockbeg in Power Park @ 1.30p.m. RESULT: St. Peter's College 0 - 8 Knockbeg: 1 - 3 St. Peter's held the edge for lengthy periods of the match, particularly in the opening half which laid the foundations for their victory. By the 8th minute, SPC had raced into a 0-3 to 0-0 lead and they went in at break 0-6 to 0-1 ahead. A goal within 3 minutes of the restart handed Knockbeg a real lifeline but they were unable to capitalise and the match finished with a score of 0-8 to 1-3. |
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| KEEVANS CUP FINAL | ||
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DATE: 15th Jan 2010 VENUE: Blackwater Result: St. Peter's College 2-6 Good Counsel College 1 - 11 |
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| S.P.C. Vs Portlaoise C.B.S. | ||
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Date: 17/12/2009 Venue: Carlow Score: S.P.C. 3 -11 Poetlaoise 1 - 5 The senior hurlers had a very good practice match against Portlaoise C.B.S. on Thursday 17th December. The coaches were pleased with the team performance on the day. This match was in preparation for the KEEVANS CUP FINAL which will be played by the Senior A football team against Good Counsel on Wednesday 30th December at 2p.m. in Rathangan good luck to both teams |
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| SENIOR FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP | ||
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St. Peter's Senior Footballers take on Newbridge in the championship this Friday the 23rd Jan, 09. The match kicks off at 1 o'clock and will be played in Carlow. Good luck to all involved - the results will be posted as soon as they become available. |
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| KEEVAN's CUP FINAL | ||
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RESULT: S.P.C. 2-7 GOOD COUNSEL 0-5 The team put in a strong and solid performance with all team members playing very well to win the Keevan Cup. Well done to all involved. The Senior Footballers take on Good Counsel, New Ross in the Keevan's Cup Final on Tuesday 13th Jan, 08. The match will be played in Taghmon. The results will be posted as soon as they are available. Good luck to all involved  |
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| 2007-2008 | ||
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TEACHERS:M. Caulfield, M.Keane, C.O'Gara TEAM & PANEL: Bryan Tobin (Shels), Liam Óg McGovern (St. Anne’s), John Lacey (Glynn-Barntown), James Gordon (Shels), Will Devereux (St. Martin’s), Brian O’Flaherty (Taghmon/ Camross), Paidí Kelly(St. Martin’s),Sean O’Corcora (Sarsfields), Seamus O’Sullivan (Volunteers), Ryan Hickey (Volunteers), Ciarán Redmond (St. Martin’s), James Boggan (St. Martin’s), Mark Fanning (Glynn-Barntown). Subs: Michael O’Regan(Glynn-Barntown)., Brian Berney(St. Martin’s), Barry O’Gorman(Taghmon/ Camross), Alan Rossiter(Shels),David Moore (St. Fintan’s), Shane O’Connor(Shels), Micheál Curtis(Clongeen), Eoin Moore(Oulart –The Ballagh), Niall Stafford(Shels), Eoin McCarthy(Volunteers), Paschal Waters (Taghmon/ Camross), Brian O’Connor(Shels), James Curtis (Clongeen). |
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| THE 2007-2008 SENIOR FOOTBALL YEAR | ||
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The senior football team had 2 South Leinster League games in September 2007, where they were beaten by Good Counsel, New Ross and Carlow C.B.S. They subsequently lost their third league game to Athy C.B.S. in early October 2007. The South Leinster League gave team mentors M. Keane, C O’Gara and M. Caulfield a chance to look at a good number of players in a competitive setting. It also gave players the opportunity to wear the college colours. Some were getting their first chance to play for the college, a memory they will always have to boast about in years to come. After the South Leinster League the focus of all dual players was on the Hurling and only a handful of non –hurling players were asked to train for football. This may have been a mistake as soon the enthusiasm of the players and the mentors seemed to wane. It would be beneficial to have some form of regular training for the full panel in the months of November and December. As it turned out the senior footballers only had two meaningful weeks preparation in January for their first championship match. This preparation took the shape of two games: one against F.C.J. Bunclody and one against Good Counsel, New Ross. Both games were lost, but the benefits were seen on the 24th of January when Carlow C.B.S. were comprehensively beaten in Power Park. This gave everyone involved in football in the College a huge lift, as a place in the Leinster quarter-final was the prize. Training was stepped up with full attendance as there were realistic hopes of reaching the semi-finals. However, the dream did not become a reality with Athlone Community College winning by six points at the Eire Og grounds in Carlow on 2nd February, 2008. Only had to feel particularly sorry for Brian O’Flaherty, Sean O’Corcora and Ciaran Redmond who had put so much time and effort into this championship. |
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| Leinster Colleges S.F. "A" Quarter-Finals | ||
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The senior football team were in action on Saturday 2nd February 2008 in the Leinster Colleges S.F. "A" Quarter-Finals against Athlone C.C. Hard luck to the team who lost their match Venue: Eire Og, Carlow Time: 2:00p.m Result: S.P.C. 3 Athlone C.C. 9  |
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| SENIOR FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP | ||
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St. Peter's College Vs Carlow C.B.S. Date: 24th January,2008 Venue: Power Park @ 12:00 noon Congratulations to the senior footballers on their win in the first round of the championship. They played some excellent football in a high scoring game and are looking forward to round 2!! St.Peter's 5-9 Carlow CBS 3-8 |
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| Senior Football Team | ||
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TEACHERS:M. Caulfield, M.Keane, C.O'Gara The Panel that took part in the South Leinster League Danny Trappe, Micheál Curtis, James Gordan, Stephen Gannon, Shane O'Connor, Seamus O'Sullivan, Pascal Waters, Sean O'Corcora, Paul Gannon, Killian O'Gorman, Eoin McCarthy, Ryan Hickey, Ciaran Redmond, Niall Stafford, Vincent Sullivan, David Moore, Mark Fanning, Kevin Shannon, Brian Doyle, Conor O'Neill, Brian O'Flaherty, Paidi Kelly, Ultan Quirke, Liam Óg McGovern, Kerrill Sutton, David Kennedy, Keith Kehoe, John Lacey, Brian O'Connor, Alan Rossiter, Padraig Scully and Darragh Murphy. |
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| December News and Update | ||
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The senior footballers, managed by M. Caulfield, M. Keane and C. O'Gara, have played three games in the South Leinster League against Good Counsel, Carlow C.B.S. and Athy C.B.S. They lost all three games. Training has not been going well due to the involvement of dual players who were playing with the senior hurlers in the Leinster League and due to club commitments. The Leinster Senior Football Championship now beckons on the 25th of January 2008. |
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| TRAINING UPDATE | ||
| Senior football training tomorrow 11th December at 4:10 | ||
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| Senior Football Team | ||
 Teachers: Mick Keane/ Cathal O’Gara / Mick Caulfied Team Senior Panel: Jonathan Quirke (Oylegate), Paul Gannon (Sarsfields), Brian O’Flaherty (Taghmon/Camross), John Leacy (Glynn/Barntown), Shaun Murphy (Oulart/The Ballagh), Brian O’Connor (Shelmaliers), Ciaran O’Shaughnessy (Shelmaliers), Enda Murphy (Clongeen), Sean O’Corcora (Sarsfields), Eoin Doyle (Shelmaliers), Seamus O’Sullivan (Volunteers), Danny Furlong (St. Mary’s Rosslare), Ciaran Redmond (St. Martin’s), Lee Murphy (Sarsfields), Niall McLoughlin (St. Bridget’s, Blackwater), Joe Kelly (Shelmaliers), Will Devereux (St. Martin’s), Conor Day (St. Fintans), Michael Fogarty (St. Annes) , Francis Whelan (St. Annes), Paul Connon (Volunteers), Peter Nolan (Oylegate), Shane O’Connor (Shelmaliers), Robert Corish (Crossabeg/Ballymurn), Ian Curran (St. Martin’s) , Michael Lyng (St.Martins) |
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| Football Round-Up | ||
| The senior footballers were the first college team in action in the 2006-07 Colleges’ competitions. They played three South Leinster league games, two in September and one in early October, losing all three. Their conquerors were Good Counsel College (4-6 to 0-8), Carlow Schools (4-10 to 0-5) and Athy C.B.S (4-10 to 4-2). | ||
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