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FBALL Sept8-9 VERS EIGHT Layout 1 06/09/2012 10:58 Page 1 FBALL Sept8-9 VERS EIGHT Layout 1 06/09/2012 10:59 Page 2 FBALL sept8-9 VERS EIGHT_Layout 1 06/09/2012 10:58 Page 1 FBALL sept8-9 VERS EIGHT_Layout 1 06/09/2012 10:59 Page 2 Fixtures IN THE EVENT OF A DRAW, EXTRA TIME TO BE PLAYED IN ALL GAMES 07/09/2012 ACFL Division 6 Play Off SARSFIELDS -v- BALLYHOGUE St. Patrick’s Park, 7.30 08/09/2010 Inter Football Cship S/F STARLIGHTS -v- GLYNN BARNTOWN Wexford Park, 4.30 08/09/2010 Inter Football Cship S/F ST. JAMES -v- BALLYHOGUE Wexford Park, 6.00 08/09/2010 Inter A Football Cship S/F MTOWN CDOCKRELL -v- ST. FINTANS St. Patrick’s Park, 1.00 08/09/2012 Inter A Relegation Final ST. PATRICKS -v- BLACKWATER St. Patrick’s Park, 2.30 08/09/2010 Inter A Football Cship S/F GER O’ HANS -v- NAOMH EANNA Bellefield, 1.00 08/09/2012 Junior Football Cship S/F RGOGUE CUSHINSTOWN -v- OYLEGATE Bellefield, 2.30 08/09/2012 Junior Football Cship S/F MONAGEER BOOLAVOGUE -v- TARA ROCKS Monamolin, 4.00 08/09/2012 Inter Football Relegation Final KILRUSH -v- KILANERIN Monamolin, 5.30 08/09/2012 WFC Senior Relegation Final CLONGEEN -v- FETHARD O’Kennedy Park, 1.00 08/09/2012 Junior A Football Cship S/F CLONGEEN -v- STARLIGHTS O’Kennedy Park, 2.30 08/09/2012 Junior A Cship Q/F Replay ADAMSTOWN -v- ST. ANNE’S Piercestown, 4.00 08/09/2012 Junior A Relegation Final ST. FINTANS -v- BANNOW BALLYMITTY Piercestown, 5.30 FBALL sept8-9 VERS EIGHT_Layout 1 06/09/2012 10:59 Page 3 Intermediate Football Championship SEMI-FINAL Intermediate 08/09/2012, Wexford Park, 4.30 An Réiteoir: Pat kehoe STARLIGHTS FIR IONAID 16. Damien Tobin 1 17. Joe Cullen LEE Mu R P H Y 18. Rory O'Connor 2 3 4 19. Willie Hudson MEL D O Y L E M A R k G A H A N D A V Y M O RRISSEY 20. Christopher Doyle 21. Oisin Dunbar 5 6 7 22. John Daly kEVIN COuRTNEY TOM WALL JACk kELLY 23. Timmy Dwyer 8 9 24. kevin Foley JAMES CARTY PA DOYLE 25. Liam Ryan 26. Anto Roche 10 11 12 ANTO RuSSELL JASON RuSSELL RICkY FOX 27. Richie Farrell 28. Liam Murphy 13 14 15 29. Alan Tobin CHRIS kENNY JOHN HuDSON TOMMY FOLEY 30. Maurice Donohoe FIR IONAID GLYNN BARNTOWN 16. kevin Quigley 1 17. Gavin Walsh BRENDAN D O Y L E 18. Mark Fanning 19. Shane Gubbins 2 3 4 EOIN RA F T E R Y M A R k C A R L E Y J I M M E R O'REILLY 20. Derek Leonard 21. John O'Flynn 5 6 7 NIGEL uSHER PADRAIG DONNELLY SIMON GuBBINS 22. kevin Crean 23. J.J. Doyle 8 9 JOHN LEACY MICHAEL DOYLE 24. Sean Fortune 25. Donncha Doyle 10 11 12 CRAIG DOYLE BARRY DOYLE MICHAEL O'REGAN 26. Rioghan Crosbie 27. Gareth Wallace 13 14 15 ALAN COWMAN SEAN CARMODY ROBERT DEMPSEY 28. Robert Tierney FBALL sept8-9 VERS EIGHT_Layout 1 06/09/2012 10:59 Page 4 Intermediate Football Championship SEMI-FINAL Intermediate 08/09/2012, Wexford Park, 6.00 An Réiteoir: Seán Whelan ST JAMES FIR IONAID 16. Richard Waters 1 17. John kinsella JOHN R Y A N 18. William Murphy 2 3 4 19. Noel Houlahan PAuL BA R R O N J A S O N B A R R O N B R I A N k ENNEDY 20. Robert Barron 5 6 7 21. Fintan Whyte DAVID DOYLE JOHN FOLEY MARk MOLLOY 22. Adam Long 23. Brian Molloy 8 9 MATTHEW O’HANLON JOHN MCDONALD 24. Jamie kent 25. Peadar Murphy 10 11 12 EMMET DuNNING BRENDAN DOYLE GREGORY DOYLE 26. Adam Parle 27. Alan Meyler 13 14 15 28. Dermot keating kEVIN O’GRADY GRAEME MOLLOY DONAL BARRON 29. Daniel keating DONAL kEATING (BAINISTEOIR), PETER FOLEY, kEVIN BuTTLER FIR IONAID BALLYHOGUE 16. James Whelan 1 17. Cathal Byrne MYLES R O C H E 18. John Roche 2 3 4 19. Sean Rochford TOMAS M O R I A R T Y T H O M A S B Y R N E J O N A T H A N JACOB 20. Shane Roche 5 6 7 21. John Condon JACk FORTuNE DENIS ASPLE MICHAEL LONG 22. John kehoe 8 9 23. kevin Ring SEAN O’NEILL SYL BYRNE 24. Richard Dunne 10 11 12 25. Shane Byrne HuGHIE O’NEILL SEAN RING GER CuLLEN 26. Daniel Pimm 13 14 15 27. Edward Galavan LIAM kELLY ROBERT LEVINGSTON GAVIN DOYLE FBALL sept8-9 VERS EIGHT_Layout 1 06/09/2012 10:59 Page 5 Intermediate Intermediate ‘A’ Football Championship SEMI-FINAL ‘A’ 08/09/2010, St. Patrick’s Park, 1.00 An Réiteoir: Eddie O'Sullivan MARSHALSTOWN CASTLEDOCKRELL FIR IONAID 16. Joe Swaine 1 EOIN BE N N E T T 17. Ger kelly 18. Derek Byrne 2 3 4 JOHN OR M O N D D E C L A N B Y R N E P A D D Y JORDAN 19. Michael Byrne 20. Joe kelly 5 6 7 MICHAEL kEHOE MICHAEL kINSELLA JAMES FINN 21. PJ O’Brien 8 9 22. David O’Connor PAT kINSELLA MICHAEL MORRIS 23. PJ O’Connor 10 11 12 24. Richard Ormond COLM BENNETT JOHNNY FRAYNE JAMES BYRNE 25. James O Connor 13 14 15 26. Tomas Bennett MICHAEL HuGHES MICHAEL JORDAN FRANk kELLY 27. John kinsella JOHN kINSELLA (BAINISTEOIR), IAN PLuNkETT, JIM MORRIS, ROBERT FORTuNE. PHYSIO: LYNDA kINSELLA. TRAINER: MICHAEL JORDAN ST FINTANS FIR IONAID 16. Conor Sinnott 17. Jamie Codd 1 18. Paddy keane PADDY MC D O N A L D 19. Brian Lacey 20. Tom Power 2 3 4 21. Jimmy Staples PETER GO L D S M I T H F R A N k S T A P L E S A D R I A N MuRPHY 22. Tom Cullen 23. Phil O'Brien 5 6 7 24. Emmet O'Brien JIM ROSSITER kEVIN DAY BRENDAN HuGHES 25. Shane Sinnott 26. Shane Sinnott 8 9 27. Richard Rowe JW ROWE PADRAIG DOYLE 28. Darragh Wright 29. Jason Pettit 10 11 12 30. Shane Sinnott DONAL SHANLEY NIALL MuRPHY CONOR DAY 31. Enda Newport 32. Sam Finn 13 14 15 33. Joey Wadding CATHAL O'BRIEN DAVE kELLEHER NIALL MOORE FBALL sept8-9 VERS EIGHT_Layout 1 06/09/2012 10:59 Page 6 Intermediate ‘A’ Football Championship SEMI-FINAL Intermediate 08/09/2010, Bellefield, 1.00 An Réiteoir: kevin Carty ‘A’ GERALDINE O’HANRAHANS FIR IONAID 16. Emmet Hall 1 17. John Sutton LEIGHTON T H O M A S 18. Danny Conway 19. Eoin kelly 2 3 4 20. David Crowdle JASON Pu R C E L L M I C k k E L L E H E R k E V I N BuRkE 21. David Purcell 22. John Donovan 5 6 7 23. James Ryan SEAN CuLLETON CONOR CLEERE DEREk BuTLER 24. David Caulfield 25. AN Other 8 9 26. Brendan Furlong JAMIE CuLLEN ANTHONY PuRCELL 27. Dave McCarthy 28. Robbie Donovan 10 11 12 29. Jimmy Smith EOIN BAILEY kIERAN BuTLER RICkY DOYLE 30. Paddy Rowsome 31. Stephen Somers 13 14 15 32. Phillip O'kennedy SHANE ROCHE MARk RELLIS MARk LEE 33. James O'Shea 34. Robbie Vellijo FIR IONAID NAOMH EANNA 16. Darragh Cullen 17. Sean Doyle 18. Pat Cullen 1 19. James Byrne MARk MC D O N A G H 20. Niall kirwan 21. Barry kinsella 2 3 4 22. Stephen Byrne PAuL TIM M O N S S I M O N D O R A N G A R R E T T kINSELLA 23. Justin kenny 24. Gearoid oSullivan 5 6 7 25. kevin Molloy PEDRO TRAVERS WILLIAM CuLLEN TOM STAFFORD 26. Mark Nolan 27. John Doyle 28. Fergal Bolger 8 9 29. Fionn Doyle JOHN O’BRIEN BRENDAN TRAVERS 30. Conor Hughes 31. John Lillis 10 11 12 32. Sean Sheridan DAVID O’BRIEN DARRAGH MCDONALD JOSEPH O’CONNOR 33. Eoin Conroy 34. Jamie Cullen 13 14 15 35. Mark Langan Murphy PADRAIG DOYLE LEE kINSELLA JOHN O’BRIEN (CORk) 36. Jim Comerford FBALL sept8-9 VERS EIGHT_Layout 1 06/09/2012 10:59 Page 7 Junior Football Championship SEMI-FINAL Junior 08/09/2012, Bellefield, 2.30 An Réiteoir: Pádraig Byrne RATHGAROGUE CUSHINSTOWN FIR IONAID 16. Nicky Sinnott 1 JONATHA N k E L L Y 17. Seamus Burke 2 3 4 18. MJ kinsella EOGHAN W H E L A N D E N I S k E N T F R A N C I S O’BRIEN 19. Sean McGrath 5 6 7 MARk O CONNOR BRIAN O’NEILL PEADAR CODY 20. Robert Murphy 8 9 21. Michael O’Donnell MATTHEW CODY PAuDIE MCGRATH 22. Luke O’Connor 10 11 12 OLLIE BOLGER JAMES BOLGER CHRIS kENT 23. Charles kent 13 14 15 24. Ian Bolger BRENDAN FITzPATRICk ENDA DORAN DAN M. CARROLL 25. Jimmy Whelan FIR IONAID OYLEGATE GLENBRIEN 17. Conor Heffernan 1 MARk G O R D O N 18. Mark kavanagh 2 3 4 19. John Reck ROBERT O ’ C O N N O R F E R G u S H E F F E R N A N A D R I A N NOLAN 20. John Foley 5 6 7 ANTHONY DOYLE MICHAEL HEFFERNAN PEADAR O’MAHONEY 21. Ciaran Dagger 8 9 22. Eunan Sludds FERGAL DORAN DAITHI O MAHONEY 23. Shane Lambert 10 11 12 JIM WHITE PETER NOLAN MJ RECk 24.
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