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2010
Carbery Rangers senior footballers advanced to the
quarter final of the
John O’Rourke got a fist to another Rangers effort as the
second period began, and Michéal succeeded with another long
distance kick. John Hayes had the next two points for Ross from
play. John O’Rourke punched his third point before James Fitzpatrick
had a free converted. Ross were now seven points to the good and
when John Hayes scored from the side line, Rangers were on their way
to the next round and all that was left was a John O’Rourke point on
the stroke of full time. Ross will now play either Douglas or
Carbery in the quarter final. Carbery Rangers 4-08 St Nicks 1-06 League 09-07-10 Carbery Rangers senior team travelled to Carbery Rangers 0-15 Na Piarsaigh 0-04 Championship 27 Carbery
Rangers senior footballers have made it to the next round of the
championship after defeating Na Piarsaigh fairly comfortably in
Bandon on Sunday evening. Ross were after two defeats and needed to
get back to winning ways if they were to be still involved in the
championship.
Rangers started well and had a goal chance early on, a couple
of wides were also registered before slotting over three points in
as many minutes, two from placed balls taken by John Hayes and one
from play by Seamus Hayes. Then followed two magnificent points from
Michéal O’Sullivan both from the 50 meter range. John had one from
play, while James Fitzpatrick slotted over a free and also one from
play. In between John had a fisted effort over the cross bar to
leave Rangers ahead at the break 9 points to 1.
Na Piarsaigh had the advantage of the breeze for the second
period and a strong challenge was expected from them, but it was the
Ross boys who took over and Seamus registered two early points,
while Brian Shanahan came forward from the centre back position to
score a fine point. Na Piarsaigh had their second point of the match
in the eight minute but this was cancelled out by a fine point from
Alan Jennings from a tight angle. John Hayes had another point at
the three quarter stage. The scores dried up in the final phase and
Ross had one final point from the boot of Maurice Moore to give Ross
a 15 points to 4 win. Carbery
Rangers senior footballers were defeated in the championship by
Ballincollig on a score of 3-09 to 9 points in Brinny, on Friday
evening last. Ross received an early blow with the concession of a
goal in the first minute and faced an uphill battle from the very
start. Ross replied well and were on level terms after ten minutes,
after scoring 3 fine points and were leading by 2 points before
conceding 2 points to the opposition to go in at the break on level
terms.
Ross were first to score in the second half, but in the fifth
minute the game took a major turn when Ballincollig got past the
defence for their second goal. Ross did reply with a point but it
was to be their last score until the last five minutes when they got
their third and final score of the match. In between Ballincollig
scored another goal and four points as the Rangers were finding it
difficult to break down a very solid defence.
Ross have one final attempt at the championship when they
play Na Piarsaigh in Bandon this Sunday evening at Carbery Rangers senior
team were back in action again last weekend when they entertained
Dohenys in a league encounter in Ardagh on Sunday morning. Ross were
short a good few of their championship team but their replacements
were well up for it and led at the break 1-07 to 4 points, thanks to
a Liam Leahy goal. Dohenys scored two goals in the second half which
brought them back into the game. Seamus Hayes scored a goal from the
penalty spot after Daniel Kelly had been fouled in the large
parellellogram. The sides were level with ten minutes remaining, but
a point each was all both teams could add on in a close and exciting
finish with a final score of 2-10 each.
Carbery Rangers senior team got off to a good start to the season when they defeated old rivals Ilen Rovers in the Tadgh Crowley cup first round game played in Ardagh last Sunday. Ross played with the wind advantage in the first half and built up a six point lead at the break. In the second period Ross held that lead and ran out winners by 18 points to 12.
Carbery
Rangers senior footballers were crowned league champions when they
defeated county champions and near neighbours Clonakilty in the
final of the Kelleher Shield, played in Dunmanway last Sunday. The
Ross men had to field without three of their championship starting
team, and the loss of competitive action over the past few months
was expected to give the edge to their opponents, who are still
involved in the It was Clon who scored first but that lead only lasted for a short while before Declan Hayes and John O’Rourke combined to put Seamus Hayes through for a brilliant goal and Ross were never to be led again as they dominated proceedings for the remainder of the half. Indeed they were also unlucky not to score a couple of more goals as they pushed forward. At the other end Maurice Moloney was in superb form stopping a penalty and another point blank save to deny the Clon men a way back into the game. Ross led at the break by 1-05 to 2 points thanks to points from Seamus (3) Michael Mennis (1) and Johnny Murphy (1). In the
second period the county champions fought their way back into
contention and reduced the lead down to 2 points. Ross picked it up
again and second half scores from John Hayes (3) and Brian Shanahan
(1) put them ahead at the final whistle on a score line of 1-09 to 9
points. This was Carbery Rangers first competitive senior final
victory since joining the senior ranks and was a tremendous
achievement for the club, holding the current county champions to a
single point from play in the process. The Kelleher Shield Trophy
was presented to team captain Seamus Hayes by county board
Represintive James O’Neill after the game. Seamus thanked his fellow
players and panellists for the amount of work they put in, also to
the selectors Johnny Murphy, Mick Connolly, Jeremy Murphy and the
Carbery Rangers officers and backroom team before wishing Clonakilty
the best of luck in their quest for further honours in the
Star Report Victory a
huge boost to Rangers Carbery Rangers 1-9 Clonakilty 0-09 Uneasy
lies the head that wears the crown. Clonakilty’s bid to add the
Kelleher Shield, senior football league title, to the championship
crown came unstuck in misty Dunmanway on Sunday last when a fired-up
Carbery Rangers deservedly won their first-ever senior title, a
sparkling display of attacking football by outstanding captain,
Séamus Hayes, being central to their single-goal victory. From
then on it was catch-up for Clon, who started without five of their
championship winning side but introduced four of them during the
hour in a futile attempt to haul back the rampant Rangers.
Champoinship Scores 2009 S.Hayes
(Carbery Rangers) 1-07 J.Fitzpatrick (Carbery Rangers) 0-03 J.O
Rourke (Carbery Rangers) 0-02 K.McMahon (Carbery Rangers) 0-01 B.Shanahan (Carbery Rangers) 0-01 J.McCarthy (Carbery Rangers) 0-01 D.Hayes
(Carbery Rangers) 0-01 M.O
Sullivan (Carbery Rangers) 0-01
Carbery Rangers took part in the All Ireland
sevens last weekend, in the group stages they had wins over teams
from Monaghan Derry and Carbery Rangers 2-14 St
Finbarr's 1-09
K/S 30 Carbery Rangers 4-13 St
Finbarr's 1-14
K/S 13 The
senior footballers traveled to Carbery Rangers 1-09 Douglas
2-08
K/S 25 The
senior team played Carbery Rangers 0-11 Castlehaven 0-14 Senior Championship 11-07-09 Carbery
Rangers made their exit from the 2009 County Senior Football
Championship on Saturday last in Dunmanway, when they bowed out to
local rivals Castlehaven on a score line of 14 points to 11. This
was the first Championship tie between the teams since Carbery
Rangers reached senior ranks and a close encounter was expected.
With extremely bad weather throughout the day the match went ahead
as the pitch withstood the rains best efforts and was in good
condition. The wind advantage was in favour of Ross in the first
half but they failed to capitalise on this as it was the haven who
led at half time by 7 points to 6. Five of those Ross points were
placed kicks with only
Carbery
Rangers senior team were in action on Saturday evening in Newcestown
against Ballincollig in the replay of the This was a big game and a huge test for Ross and they responded magnificently to the challenge, in the drawn encounter Rangers had played against fourteen men for a lot of the game and many thought that they had left it behind them on that occasion. But how they proved what a fine football team they are as they dominated proceedings for most of the game, with top class displays from goalie Maurice Moloney who saved a penalty along with a few more vital stops, full back Sean Hayes had a great outing as did centre back Brian Shanahan, they were well served at either side by Michéal Kelly, Stephen Hicks Padraig Hodnett and Stephen Murray. In the middle Michéal O’Sullivan gave a vintage display and was helped by man of the match John McCarthy. James Fitzpatrick scored a fine first half point while Johnny Murphy has a new lease of life in his transition from the backs up to the forward line. Kevin McMahon was back to his best on the wing making several dashing runs, in the full forward line the Hayes’s, Declan, Seamus and John are a handful for any back line. And what an impact John O’Rourke made when introduced scoring one of the best points of the game after a fine solo run. Gearoid Ryan made a huge impression in the backline when he came on. This was a highly impressive performance and credit must go to selectors Johnny Murphy, Mick Connolly and Jeremy Murphy for their part in it. Next up it is Castlehaven and another display like this one should make it a cracking game.
Carbery Rangers 1-14 Newcestown
3-08
K/S 14 Ross
senior team travelled to Newcestown to play the home side in a
league fixture on Sunday last. Ross went into a five point lead in
the first quarter before the home side reduced the margin to 1 mid
way through. Just before the break Ross scored a goal to restore the
earlier lead of five points. In the second half Newcestown took over
and raced into a two point lead after ten minutes. Ross rallied
again and with time almost up held a 3 point advantage but in a last
ditch effort the home side crashed home a goal to make matters all
square at the final whistle 1-14 to 3-08. It was off to the black field on Saturday evening to play Castlehaven and unlike the Nemo match it was our opponents who made the better start racing into a 6 points to 2 lead. Ross came with a good fight back to the first half and trailed by a single point at the break. The second period had Ross upping the pace and despite a number of wides the eventfully took over and ran out winners on a final score of 13 points to 11. Carbery
Rangers 2-09 Nemo Rangers
1-09
K/S 26 Carbery Rangers senior team played two Keller shield games over the past week. First up it was a home game against Nemo Rangers on Tuesday evening. Ross got off to the perfect start and had scored 2 goals and a point inside the first 5 minutes. Nemo gradually came more into the game before the break and a penalty at the start of the second half had them right back into it. However the Ross boys played very well in the closing period and ran out deserving winners on a score of 2-09 to 1-09. Carbery
Rangers 0-07 Ballincollig 0-07 Senior
Championship 17-05-09
Carbery Rangers and Ballincollig played out an exiting draw in the
senior championship game in Newcestown on Sunday last. Conditions
were poor and the first half was played in a downpour Ross had wind
advantage and scored 2 early points, Ballincollig came more into the
game and had the match all square after 12 minutes However from here
to the end of the half Ross played their best football and held a 3
point advantage at the break. Rangers scored the first point in the
second half while Ballincollig with the advantage of the elements
gradually clawed their way back into the game to level matters with
5 minutes to play. We then had an exchange of points before the
final whistle which left the score 7 points each and it will take
another day to resolve the outcome. `
Ross will take heart from the performance of their young
players Michéal Kelly, Stephen Hicks, Padraig Hodnett and John
O’Rourke who all played well in their first year of senior football
championship. The back’s put in a fine effort under difficult
conditions and with a bit of improvement up front from the forwards
Ross can go on and advance to the next round. Team Maurice Moloney,
Michéal Kelly, Sean Hayes, Stephen Hicks, Padraig Hodnett, Brian
Shanahan, Gearoid Ryan, Michéal O’Sullivan, John McCarthy, John
O’Rourke, James Fitzpatrick, Kevin McMahon, Declan Hayes, Seamus
Hayes, John Hayes. Subs Johnny Murphy, Michael Mennis and Niall
Hayes Carbery Rangers 0-07 St
Finbarr's 0-07 Senior Championship
05-05-09 The senior
team entertained Ilen Rovers at Ardagh in the Keller Shield game on
Sunday both sides know each other well over the years and there is
never to much between them, and this proved to be the way again as
they finished level on 10 points each. Ross held a single point
advantage at the break and in a second period that was evenly
contested the visitors went ahead as we entered the final minutes
before Ross scored the equaliser in a game that was beneficial to
both teams as they face into championship action shortly.
Carbery Rangers senior team had a victory over St Nicks in the Keller shield game played in Ross on Sunday evening. In the first half Ross played some lovely football and scored 11 points in the process, however the concession of two goals meant that their lead was only a single point at the break In the second period Ross scored a goal and 7 points while holding their opponents to just 4 points and were deserving winners on a score of 1-16 to 2-08. Next week the seniors play Ilen Rovers in Ross.
Carbery Rangers senior team collected their first point of the 2009
Keller shield when they finished all square with near neighbours
Clonakilty at Ardagh on Sunday last. Ross played with the wind in
the first half and looked to be in trouble at the break trailing by
8 points to 4. But a strong second half performance; particularly
from team captain Seamus Hayes who scored seven points, gave Rangers
a one point lead approaching the end as Clon rallied once more to
score the equalizer. Final score 10 points each. Carbery Rangers 0-08 Dohenys 0-11 K/S Carbery Rangers senior footballers had their first completive game of the season on Thursday night last in Cloughduv against Dohenys in the Keller Shield. In a fine open contest Ross were defeated by 11 points to 8. Ross had to field without a few of their regular players and were slow to settle giving their opponents a 3 point start after ten minutes. Ross then came more into the game and scored the next four points before Dohenys established their 3 point advantage at the break. The second period began with a instant exchange of points, then Dohenys took control and built up a 5 point advantage after 12 minutes, and despite holding their opponents scoreless for the remainder of the game Ross could only come within 3 points of them at the final whistle. Team Maurice Moloney, Gearoid Ryan, Sean Hayes, Enda Favier, Stephen Hicks, Michael Mennis, Stephen Murray, John Lawlor, John McCarthy, Paudie Hodnett, Alan Jennings, Brian Shanahan, Declan Hayes, Seamus Hayes, Niall Hayes. Sub: Michéal Kelly.
2008
Championship Scores
2008
20-09-08 Carbery Rangers senior team played in Kilmacud Crokes 7-a-side football last weekend they defeated Portarlington (Laois), drew with Clonduff (Down) before going under to Gowna (Cavan).
Carbery Rangers 0-13 Mallow 0-10 K/S 16-09-08
Carbery Rangers 0-12 Glenville 0-07 K/S 13-09-08 The senior team made a return to competitive action on Saturday when they travelled to Glenville to take on the home side in a Kelleher shield game and came away with a victory on a score of 0-12 to 0-07.
Carbery Rangers 1-06 Nemo
Rangers 2-11 Championship 22-06-08 Nemo Rangers 2-11 Carbery Rangers 1-6
Carbery
Rangers senior team played Bantry in the semi final of the West Cork
Championship on Sunday last in Skibbereen.Ross had a few injury problems going into this
match and started without a number of regular players. Two early
goals and three points all from John Hayes gave Ross a four point
lead approaching the break when Carbery Rangers 2-07 Carbery 0-09 West Cork Championship 11-05-08 Carbery Rangers and divisional side Carbery kicked off the Carbery Rangers 1-11 Dohenys 1-18 K/S 04-05-08 Carbery Rangers suffered their second defeat in the Kelleher shield on Sunday evening when they went down to Dohenys on a score line of 1-15 to 1-11 in Dunmanway. Ross were short a few regulars from their usual starting line up and came under pressure from the home team. Dohenys found the net shortly after the match starting and by half time Ross were trailing 0-6 to 1-07. Ross had the first point of the second period but then it was all Dohenys and they had eight unanswered points as they dominated the game. Rangers finished well with a goal and four points but it was not enough as time ran out. Carbery Rangers 0-13 Bishopstown 0-5 Championship 18-04-08 The senior championship campaign for 2008 kicked off for Carbery Rangers on Friday evening at
After a tough campaign last season when they were drawn into
a relegation battle, it was interesting to see how they would
perform and the lessons learned along the way. Ross started well and
had a few early points on the board; however their dominance on the
field of play was not reflected in the half time lead of 5 points to
2.
A tough struggle was anticipated in the second period if we
were to advance. This was heightened as Ross had played with a
strong wind advantage in the first half, and had lost the service of
Under 21 star James Fitzpatrick thru injury.
The second half started with a point for the city men before
the Rangers clicked into gear and gave a sizzling performance on a
cold and wet evening. The backs were coping with anything
Bishopstown had to offer and Ross were well on top in the middle of
the park as the forwards found the range with accuracy. This half
saw the score board changing regularly in favor of the Ross men and
the memory of the titanic struggle for survival last year was laid
to rest long before the final whistle sounded, giving a 13 points to
5 victory to the Rangers. Ross can now concentrate on football
knowing that senior status is assured and who knows how much can be
achieved as they go in search of further success. Carbery Rangers followed up their victory over Clonakilty with another win over Na Piarsaigh in the Kelleher shield on Friday evening in Carbery Rangers 0-12 Clonakilty 1-07 K/S 06-04-08 Carbery Rangers had a two point victory over near neighbors Clonakilty in the Kelleher Shield game played at Brinny on Sunday evening last. Playing against the wind Ross dominated the early part of the half but Clon rallied just before the break scoring a goal which left the sides even at half time. In the second half Ross continued to play well and in the end Ross were deserving of their first senior football victory over Clonakilty on a score line of 0-12 to 1-07.
Carbery Rangers 0-10 Mayfield 1-06 K/S 30-03-08 The Senior Team travelled to Mayfield on Sunday last to play Mayfield in their 3rd game of the Kelleher Shield. The conditions were poor but the game was allowed to go ahead after the referee’s inspection of the pitch. First half was even enough with Ross scoring 6 points to Mayfields 1 goal and 4 points. The second half followed a similar pattern with very little between the two teams. Ross were fortunate to come away winning by the narrowest of margins to gain a further two points in the county league. The presence of RTE cameras, which were following the fortunes of the Mayfield team, added to the occasion on a wintry afternoon for football. 22-03-08
The Senior
Team took part in a tournament organized by UCC in the farm on
Saturday last. Other teams who participated were UCC and Hospital,
Co.
Carbery Rangers had a 0-14 to 0-09 win over O’Donovan Rossa in the
senior Kelleher Shield league game played at Ardagh on Sunday
evening last. Rangers had to field without our under 21 players as
they have a game on Monday and just before the start Ross were dealt
another blow as both Seamus and Sean Hayes were injured in the warm
up and Ross had to play without them also. We had Rangers leading by
a point in a even enough first quarter, before Ross upped the tempo
combining to score four more good points while Skibb replied with
two to give Ross an interval lead of 0-08 to 0-05 In the second half
Rangers defense stood firm as the Skibb men piled on the pressure
and some good scores by the home side gave them a deserved win and
our first brace of points in the currant league.
Carbery Rangers senior team made their debut in the 2008 Kelleher Shield on Sunday morning away to St Finbarrs. In a game that could have been won, or at least drawn, the game ended in a one point defeat for Ross. In a first half that was evenly contested Ross scored some lovely points, and after holding the Barr’s to equal scores it looked good. Ross got the first point in the second period but it was the Barr’s who played the best football in the first ten minutes while the next period saw Ross well on top but they did not make it count on the scoreboard and paid the price as the Barr’s scored a late point to clinch victory on a score of Carbery Rangers 0-10 St Finbarrs 0-11.
Selectors M Paul Hicks, Johnny Murphy (Snr) Mick
Connolly
2007 Senior Football Championship 2007 Relegation play-Offs 2007 Senior Football
Championship Scores J
Hayes
1-23 S
Hayes
3-10 K
McMahon 2-04 M
J
Fitzpatrick
0-04 D
Hayes
0-03 M
Ronan
1-00 M
O’Sullivan 0-02 J
Murphy
0-02 N
Hayes
0-01 B
Shanahan
0-01 2007 Kelleher Shield 01-08-2007 Carbery Rangers 1-13
Ballincollig 1-14 2007 Tadgh Crowley Cup 2006
2006 Senior Football
Championship 25/4 - Carbery Rangers 0-11 Bantry 0-09 18/6 - Clonakilty 2-15 Carbery Rangers 0-08
(Also Tadgh Crowley Cup) 2006 Senior Football
Championship Scores M
J
Murphy
0-02 S
Hayes
0-02 K
McMahon 0-02 J
Fitzpatrick 0-01 N
Hayes
0-01 M
O’Sullivan 0-01 J
Hayes
0-01 D
Hayes
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