Fe-10 Hurlers capture Decky Guckian Title with victory over Sars. See Here for Report
Lismore U 11 Blitz full report here
Fé 12 ‘A’ Football Semi-Final: Fr. O’ Neills 1-02 Glanmire 1-10 full report here
Well done to our Fé 10 hurlers
Who qualified for the semi-final of the Glen League by vertue of a deserved victory over Glen Rovers. Further details of this excellent tournament, run by the Glen, can be viewed at
The Decky Guckian Hurling League
Well done to club members involved with Midleton CBS
Well done to: William Joyce, Alan Hayes, Noel O' Driscoll, Mark Hayes, Barry Hayes, Irwin Lane who were all involved with the Midleton CBS hurling team that defeated St. Colmans College Fermoy in the final of the Cork Colleges 'A' Hurling, played recently.
Fé 14 Féile Football Quarter-Final: Fr. O' Neills 1-05 Ballinhassig 2-09
O' Neills came up against a stronger outfit in this game, but battled hard throughout. The score at half time saw O' Neills trail on a score line of 2-03 to 1-05. O' Neills were only able to add one more point in the second half, while Ballinhassig pulled away. Well done to the lads for getting this far in the competition.
Fr. O' Neills: Robert Cullinane, Jack Barry, Tony Motherway, Colm Aherne, Kenneth Hegarty, Darren Mc Carthy (capt), William Lane, Joe Millerick, Donough O' Flynn, Pádraig Mc Mahon, Liam O' Driscoll, Darragh Sexton, Tadgh Hennessey, Gavin Sloane, Shane Lee.
Fé-13 ‘B’ Football Championship: Fr. O’ Neills 2-05 – Killeagh Itas 2-13
This game was played in a sunny Aghavine on St. Patricks Day. Killeagh Itas opened the scoring with three unanswered scores to go 1-02 to no score up after twelve minutes.
Fé-16 ‘A’ Football League: Fr. O’ Neills 1-07 – Carrigtwohill 2-03
O’ Neills opened their football league campaign with a win in a bitterly cold Aghavine last Monday. O’ Neills got off to the best possible start, when an initial shot on goal was saved by the Carrig goalkeeper, but Noel O’ Driscoll was on hand to send the rebound to the back of the net.
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Summer Camp 2007
The dates for this year's Fr O'Neill's Juvenile GAA Summer Camp have just been announced - so Holidays can now officially be arranged - after all, the Summer Camp is the highlight of Summer !
Dates: Monday 23rd to Friday 27th of July
Fé 13 'B' East Cork Hurling Championship.
Fr. O'Neills 1 - 04 Killeagh/Itas 2 - 07
O'Neills were showing signs of weariness when going under to a well-prepared Killeagh/Itas XV in the 1st Rd of the Fe-13 Hurling Championship, played in Killeagh on last Wednesday night.
Fé 12 'B' County Hurling Championship Final Replay:
Fr. O'Neills 4 - 04 Mill Rovers 0 - 08
And so it came to pass, as O'Neills captured the club's first ever County Juvenile hurling title against Mill Rovers in Kilworth on Friday night 4th Aug - the same venue where 2 yrs earlier they captured their 1st County Title when the fe-14 footballers defeated Cullen from the Duhallow Division. Led superbly by Captain, Kenneth Hegarty at No 6, O'Neills led by a Joe Millerick goal at the break by 1-2 to 0-2. Rovers thundered into the 2nd Half by 3 quick pts to level scores, but enter Shane Lee to come up with a hat-trick which finished off Mill Rvs challenge and for the 3rd consecutive year a "County" was heading for the O'Neills club.
WELL DONE TO ALL CONCERNED.
Fé 12 'B' County Hurling Championship Final:
Fr. O'Neills 1 - 06 - Mill Rovers 1 - 06
Fr O'Neills and Mill Rovers played out a very entertaining hours hurling in Pairc Ui Rinn this afternoon, the 29th July, before a large crowd from both sides. The final whistle was greeted with words of "Fair Result" & "Neither team deserved to lose" . O'Neills, playing with the benefit of the breeze in the 1st half led by a single pt at the interval, 0-3 to 0-2, with Kenneth Hegarty, Shane Lee and Joe Millerick registering on the scoreboard. Mill Rovers hit their 'purple patch' late in the 2nd half, to hit the front by a single point which they held until Joe Millerick hit the O'Neill's equaliser 3 mins into injury time, much to scenes of great joy among the Green & Red fans. All to play for again on next Friday night. SEE PICS
Fe-13 Hurling Championship.
The Fe-13 Hurling Championship game v Killeagh/Itas which was fixed for early next week has now been deferred to allow O'Neills have a clear run at the Fe-12 replay. The club thanks Killeagh/Itas & the East Cork Juvenile Board for their accommodations.
Juvenile Club heading to Croke Park - 6th Aug for Cork v Waterford The Club is organising buses for it's juvenile players from the Fe-12 to Fe-16 panels to travel to the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Semi-Final, Cork v Waterford which is on in Croke Park on Sunday 6th August @ 4pm. We must not forget the Minor S-Final, Cork v Galway which starts at 12.30 pm, which will be followed by the Christy Ring Final with Carlow v Antrim @ 2 pm. So a full day of hurling action.
Players will be contacted by the mentors of their respective panels within the next few days regarding the full details of the trip.
Buses will depart Ballymacoda @ 7.20am and Ladysbridge @ 7.30 am.
The fee which includes bus and match ticket is €20.
Fé 14 'B' Football League Rd 2:
Fr. O'Neills 6 - 04 - Killeagh/Itas 3 - 09
O'Neill's secured their first points of the football league with a good win over their neighbours Killeagh/Itas. This was a good response from a team which were defeated by Castlelyons in the opening round of the competition on the previous Wednesday.
Fé 16'B' Hurling Championship:
Fr. O'Neills 2-11 - Erins Own 2-12
O'Neills were unfortunate when losing out by the single point to a strong Erins Own outfit in Cloyne on Monday last. This was a very spirited and determined performance by the O'Neills outfit with every one of the 15 working their socks off for the cause. Well done to all concerned.
Fé 12 'B' County Hurling Championship S-Final:
Fr. O'Neills 7-7 - Kanturk 5-3
Fé 14 'B' Football League Rd 1:
Fr. O'Neills 2-10 - Castlelyons 3 - 12
Fé 11 Hurling League Rd 2:
Fr. O'Neills 9-09 - Kiltha Óg 0-05
Fé 12 'B' County Hurling Championship Q-Final:
Fr. O'Neills 8-12 - Aghabollogue 1-02
This game was played in glorious sunshine in Aghavine on Saturday afternoon last, 15/7, before a vewry large crowd. Essentially, it was the finer skills of the O'Neills midfield & forwards in their ability to take their scores when given the oppurtunity,that decided this tie. Onwards now to a S-Final fixture on Sunday 23rd, with opposition & venue, yet to be decided.
Fé 11 Hurling League Rd 1:
Fr. O'Neills 7-08 - Cobh 0-03
Fé 12 'B' Hurling Championship Final:
Fr. O' Neills 7-04 - Killeagh 1-05
This game was played on Sunday 2nd July, before a massive attendance in Castlemartyr. Though the score might not suggest it, this was as close and tough a game as you are ever likely to witness at Fé-12 level. The level of hurling skill exhibited by both sides ensured an enthralling game throughout.
Fé 12 'B' Hurling Championship Semi-Final:
Fr O' Neills 2-09 : Watergrasshill 2-02
O' Neills hurled well from the start, and never let 'The Hill' settle. O' Neills went in at half time with a comfortable lead of 2-05 to 1-00. The second half proved to be a much closer contest, but O' Neills battled through to win on a scoreline of 2-09 to 2-02.
Fé 12 'B' Hurling Championship Quarter-Final:
Fr O' Neills 6-05 : Castlelyons 4-06
This game was played on Wednesday 14th June, in fantastic conditions in Aghavine before a large attendance. O' Neills went into this game on the back of a good run of form and were eager to continue their winning ways and progress to the semi-final of the Championship.
Fé 12 'B' Hurling League:
Fr. O' Neills 3-05 : St. Catherines 3-01
Played in Ballynoe on Saturday morning, O'Neills made it 5 wins out of 6 starts with this hard-earned victory over the "Caths". O'Neills complete the League with a home game to Castlelyons on Monday night, but their impressive form has already assured them of a home Q-Final on the following Wednesday night, in the C/ship part of the competition. Fé 14 'B' Hurling Championship:
Fr. O' Neills 1-02 : Castlelyons 1-11
O' Neills bowed out of the semi-final of the championship last Wednesday in Ballinacurra. Though the scoreline might not suggest it, O' Neills were unlucky not to be closer at the finish.
SEE FULL MATCH REPORT HERE
Fé 12 'B' Hurling League:
Fr. O' Neills 4-06 : Kiltha Og 2-06
This game was played in sun drenched conditions in Aghavine last Monday evening with a large crowd in attendance to support both teams.
O' Neills got off to a great start with early points coming from Padraig Mc Mahon and Shane Lee.
Then mid-way through the half Kiltha Og fought back to score three points in quick succession, and it could have been more had it not been for good defending by Adrian Keneally and Kenneth Hegarty, and solid goal keeping by Thomas Millerick.
Kiltha Og started the second half brilliantly when they broke through the middle of the field to score a goal, they then followed this with a point. However O' Neills were quickly back in the game with a Joe Millerick goal which was then directly followed by a point from Mark O' Keefe.
But Kiltha Og kept coming back and went straight down the field to score a goal. From then on O' Neills defence got on top of their opponents which carried them through to the final whistle.
SEE FULL MATCH REPORT HERE Fé 14 'B' Hurling Championship:
Fr. O' Neills 3-07 Youghal 1-02 This game was played in Killeagh last Friday. This was the team that won the Fé 13 'C' Hurling final last year against Cloyne, and as a result they went up a grade. O' Neills coped armillary with the step up in grade of hurling. At the back John Bailey, John Barry and Shane Dunne looked solid. In the forwards Liam O' Driscoll, Alan Hayes, Patrick Quinn, played well. As in the Fé 13 final last year the use of 'impact' subs played a major part in the outcome of the game, with Kenneth Hegarty, Robert Cullinane and Darragh Sexton having a major role to play.They now go into a semi-final against Castlelyons, the result of which will beb known by now
Sciath na Scoil Champions
Kilcredan N.S.1-06 Berrings N.S.0-05
Well done to the Kilcredan N.S. hurling team that won their Sciath na Scoil against Berrings in Pairc Ui Rinn last Friday. Kilcredan won on a score line of: Kilcredan 1-06 : Berrings 0-05. Well done to Margaret Beausang, Colm Cronin and Caroline Broderick for guiding the team to vistory. Fé 10 Footballers Successful
Fr. O' Neills 8-00 Glenville 2-02 Our Fé 10 footballers are well able to match their hurling skills with those of football. They defeated Glenville last Saturday on a scoreline of 8-0 to 2-02. The week previous to this they defeated Nemo Rangers. Well done to them and keep it up.
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