Coláiste Mhuire U16.5 hurlers become Munster hurling champions

By Tipperary Star Reporter
Published 27th Dec 2021, 17:45 GMT
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Coláiste Mhuire U16.5 team

Templederry GAA Grounds on Wednesday 15th December was the place to be as our Junior hurling team took to the field to play Nenagh Vocational School in the Munster hurling final at U16.5 level.

This eagerly awaited contest between two evenly matched teams transpired to be a nail-biting affair, with no more than one score separating the teams on numerous occasions. Under the charges of Mr Páraic Russell & Mr Matt Feehan, our students were assiduously prepared for this hugely competitive match that witnessed excellent displays throughout where hurling was the real winner.

The final quarter saw Coláiste Mhuire lead by three points with four minutes remaining until a penalty was awarded to Nenagh. Despite our goalie Gavin Ryan saving it, the ensuing scrum to win the sliotar saw a second penalty awarded, which was duly dispatched. Nenagh followed this rapidly with a point that many in the crowd deemed to be the winner. Coláiste Mhuire, however, showed incredible determination & resilience in never giving up and were rewarded with a superb Tony Maher point to level the sides. With the game almost up, possession was crucial, and as the ball broke, Holycross/Ballycahill’s Audie Lohan bisected the posts to give us a memorable victory and see the cup make its way to Thurles in the safe hands of our captain Paddy Kennedy. Congratulations to all involved in this fantastic achievement.placeholder image
The final quarter saw Coláiste Mhuire lead by three points with four minutes remaining until a penalty was awarded to Nenagh. Despite our goalie Gavin Ryan saving it, the ensuing scrum to win the sliotar saw a second penalty awarded, which was duly dispatched. Nenagh followed this rapidly with a point that many in the crowd deemed to be the winner. Coláiste Mhuire, however, showed incredible determination & resilience in never giving up and were rewarded with a superb Tony Maher point to level the sides. With the game almost up, possession was crucial, and as the ball broke, Holycross/Ballycahill’s Audie Lohan bisected the posts to give us a memorable victory and see the cup make its way to Thurles in the safe hands of our captain Paddy Kennedy. Congratulations to all involved in this fantastic achievement.

The final score read 2-14 to 4-07. Team and scorers: 1. Gavin Ryan 2. Cathal O’Reilly 3. Liam Ryan 4. Donncha Carroll 5. Seán McGrath 6. Paddy Kennedy (captain) 7. Luke Molumby 8. Séamus Kennedy 9. Alex Carroll (1-00) 10. Ronan Carr 11. Michael McCormack (0-09)12. Tony Maher (0-01) 13. Audie Lohan (0-03) 14. Conor O’Sullivan (1-01) 15. Seán Lloyd. Subs: 16. Ethan Walsh 17. Adam Mulcahy 18. Bill Bannon 19. Carlos Cruz 20. Clay Lohan 21. Conor O’Sullivan 22. Cormac Kiely 23. Dylan Cotter 24. Enda Wickham 25. Cillian Doran 26. John Dwan 27. Josh Ryan 28. Kaelem Maher 29. Killian Houlihan 30. Michael Treacy.

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