2007, 2008, 2012 Kildare Senior Hurling Champions
Senior Hurling Championship Round 1 2013
At Sallins, Confey v Naas @4.00pm Saturday 13th July 2013
Sen. Hurling League Div 1 2013 fixtures attached at bottom of page.
Sen. Hurling League Div. 3 2013 fixtures attached at bottom of page.
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Sunday 7th October 2012
Senior Hurling Championship Final
At St Conleths Park
Confey v Celbridge @4.00pm
What the papers say:
Published on Tuesday 9 October 2012 11:05
FOR the third time in their history Confey are the Kildare Senior Hurling champions. Last Sunday they got the better of four-in-a-row chasing Celbridge in St Conleth’s Park and totally and utterly deserved it too, writes Ruth Chambers.
Senior Hurling Championship Final
Confey: 1-16
Celbridge: 0-14
In the end five points (1-16 to 0-14) separated the sides and Confey were full value for the victory. A goal from John O’Neill with just 42 seconds played laid the foundation for victory and Confey’s first title in four years. Indeed Confey were the last team to win the Sean Carey Cup before Sunday’s opponents Celbridge had their three year dominant period.
Dead ball specialist Paul Divilly scored half of Confey’s final points tally, while Daragh Nolan collected the man-of-the-match award after he chipped in with five points from play.
Celbridge, who have been the standard bearers in Kildare for so long now, weren’t at the proverbial races for the duration last Sunday. The Hazelhatch Road side haven’t been at their best in 2012 and indeed they started an finished their championship campaign with defeat. Ironically the only team to beat them this year was Confey, after a replay in the preliminary round and again in the decider.
Confey, managed by Cork man Ed Holland, had their homework done. Kevin Chan kept the shackles on young Gerry Keegan throughout, indeed they went man for man from the off and totally crowded Celbridge out of it in the middle of the park.
That aside Celbridge’s performance was poor, their shooting by times left a lot to be desired and the relinquished their title in limp fashion. Kudos to Confey all the same. They were hungrier, much hungrier and much better.
Confey signalled their intent immediately. With just 42 second on the clock they had the ball in the back of Niall Lanigan’s net. A pass from Paul Divilly picked out John O’Neill and he fired to the net to give his side an early three point advantage.
Four minutes later Confey’s lead was down to one after Sam White sent over a free and a 65 to leave the scoreboard reading 1-0 to 0-2.
Daragh Nolan opened his account soon after before Sam White, who finished with eight points to his name, converted a free to leave just one in it once again.
By the ten minute mark Confey led 1-3 to 0-4 but that lead was down to just one three minutes later when a free from Sam White out right split the posts.
Two on the trot for Holland’s charges, courtesy of Daragh Nolan and a Paul Divilly free, left them leading 1-5 to 0-5.
Danny Butler pulled one back for Celbridge but the remainder of the half belonged to Creighton Park outfit. A free from Paul Divilly made it 1-5 to 0-6 just a minute before John O’Neill scored a fine point from out on the left wing. Three without response from Divilly completed the first half scoring and ensured Confey led 1- 1-9 to 0-6 at the interval.
A big second half was needed from Celbridge but it never materialised. Instead Confey picked up where they left off in the first and dominated.
By the tenth minute of the half Confey lead 1-11 to 0-9. Firstly Paul Divilly converted a free from 44 metres out after Mark Fennelly was impeded and then came the score of the game. Robbie Connolly was the man to score it from out of the left wing and at that point his side led by five.
Indeed five was the closet Celbridge could get to Confey, who were almost at their leisure in the second.
In the 46th minute Confey could have added a second goal when Daragh Nolan found himself clean through. However, without his hurl his was forced to kick and got too much elevation on his effort and over Lanigan’s bar it went to leave the score at 1-13 to 0-10.
At this point the game was Confey’s to lose and Celbridge were in desperate need of a goal. Danny Butler pulled a point back in the 47th minute but they had to wait ten more minutes before they added to their tally.
During that time Confey goalkeeper Ian Baker pulled off a fine save from Billy White’s free, while down the other end points from Colm Chan and Divilly (free) gave Confey a 1-15 to 0-11 lead.
Three from Sam White, two 65s and one free, followed but it was most definitely a case of too little too late for the team in blue and white, while Daragh Nolan finished out the scoring for Confey to ensure a comfortable five point victory.
Scorers:
Confey, Paul Divilly 0-8 (7f, 1 ’65’), Daragh Nolan 0-5, John O’Neill 1-1, Mark Fennelly 0-1, Colm Chan 0-1.
Celbridge, Sam White 0-8 (5f, 3 ’65’), Danny Butler 0-2, Billy White 0-2 (1f), Conor Kenny 0-1, Mark Moloney 0-1.
Confey:
Ian Baker; Sean Leamy, Paul Keegan, Brian Dowd; Kieran Divilly, Michael Divilly, Kevin Chan; Paraic Keegan, Paul Divilly; Colm Chan, Robbie Connolly, John O’Neill; Mark Fennelly, Eoin Fitzpatrick, Daragh Nolan. Subs: Niall Glennon replaced M Fennelly 45 mins, Conor Feeney replaced R Connolly 45 mins, Paul Feerick replaced B Dowd 63 mins.
Celbridge:
Niall Lanigan; Tom Finnerty, Fiachra O Muineachain, Pa Curtain; Aidan McDonagh, Donal Moloney, Niall O Muineachain; Danny Butler, Billy White; Gerry Keegan, Fergal Conway, Tony Murphy; Mark Moloney, Conor Kenny, Sam White. Subs: Liam McDonagh replaced A McDonagh 49 mins, Paddy Moloney replaced F Conway 54 mins,
Referee:
Fergus Devereux.
Tuesday, October 09, 2012
SHC FINAL
CONFEY 1-16 CELBRIDGE 0-14
HAVING waited 12 months to exact revenge, Confey wasted no time exorcising their demons.
A year ago Celbridge blasted two goals past them inside the first 15 minutes, putting the game out of reach before Confey had time to settle. On Sunday, within a minute John O’Neill struck the game’s only goal, and set the tone for a devastating performance from the new county champions.
Powerless to prevent their rivals claiming a three-in-a-row in 2011, Confey were too powerful for Celbridge to set a landmark in 2012. Their hurling was fast and furious but it was mixed with controlled aggression and Celbridge hadn’t the tools to fight a battle on those terms.
This was not a Celbridge side at their finest but that was largely because they were never allowed to play like the team that reached last year’s Leinster final. Confey never trailed and never allowed Celbridge to get level, never mind take the front, and it was that relentless nature of the winners’ performance that set them apart on a day when their five-point winning margin could easily have been more.
After landing that big blow in the first minute, Confey consistently scored from play throughout, something their opponents couldn’t do. By half-time the ‘Bridge had just two scores from open play and it wasn’t as if their four wides suggested a criminal waste of possession. Despite all the talent in their forward line, there was rarely any space for them to operate in. Confey’s claustrophobic approach to the breaking ball suffocated their opponents and with faith in their full-forward line, the early delivery was rewarded, more often than not.
Man-of-the-match Darragh Nolan did a huge amount for the Confey cause in the opening half with three points from play. The only one of the Celbridge forwards to score more than once during the entire game was free-taker Sam White.
White’s accuracy from placed balls was all that kept Celbridge in contention during the opening half while any Celbridge indiscretions at the back were ruthlessly punished by Paul Divilly. Two frees and a 65 in the first seven minutes from White did much to erase the damage caused by the early goal but Celbridge’s title was really lost in the ten minutes before half-time.
Having got within one by the end of the first quarter (1-3 to 0-5), Confey out-scored the champions by 0-6 to 0-1 in the second quarter and they hit four unanswered points in the last eight minutes of the half. Three of those scores came from Divilly frees while the towering midfielder converted another from a 65.
A point from play from the goalscorer O’Neill in addition to Nolan’s third put Confey 1-9 to 0-6 ahead at the break. In a low-scoring game where more than half the scores came from placed balls, that was too much of a deficit to try and overcome, especially on a day when the best chance of a Celbridge goal was a 21-yard free.
Any hope of a comeback from the champions had to begin with a powerful third-quarter performance but the best they could do was three successive points from the 38th to the 41st minute.
Mark Moloney and Billy White (two) found the range in that spell but it was the only quarter of the game that Celbridge won on the scoreboard (4-3).
A stunning point from Robbie Connolly – a goalkeeper converted to centre-forward for the day – on the left wing suggested it was Confey’s day and two points in as many minutes from Divilly and Nolan restored the half-time lead.
The sides shared eight points in the final 15 minutes and any time Celbridge got one back, Confey replied at the opposite end – Nolan again and Colm Chan scoring fine points from play. In the end Celbridge were reduced to lobbing balls into the square, a tactic that yielded little other than a collection of 65s.
Confey had been in control from the first whistle and as the final one approached, their grip wasn’t slipping. The champions had been beaten by a side playing like champions.
CELBRIDGE: Niall Lanigan; Tom Finnerty, Fiachra Ó Muineacháin, Pa Curtin; Aidan McDonagh, Donal Moloney, Niall Ó Muineacháin; Danny Butler .-., Billy White .-. (.f); Gerry Keegan, Fergal Conway, Tony Murphy; Mark Moloney .-., Conor Kenny .-., Sam White .-. (.fs, . ..s). Subs: Liam McDonagh for A McDonagh, ..; Paddy Moloney for Conway, …
CONFEY: Ian Baker; Sean Leamy, Paul Keegan, Brian Dowd; Kieran Divilly, Mick Divilly, Kevin Chan; Pauric Keegan, Paul Divilly .-. (.fs, . ..); Colm Chan .-., Robbie Connolly .-., John O’Neill .-.; Mark Fennelly, Eoin Fitzpatrick, Daragh Nolan .-.. Subs: David O’Neill for Leamy, h/t; Niall Glennon for Fennelly, ..; Conor Feeney for Pauric Keegan, ..; Anto Hoare for Connolly, ..; Paul Feerick for Dowd, …
REF: Fergus Devereux (Maynooth)
SENIOR HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP SEMI FINAL
CONFEY 3-13 NAAS 1-13
Two very late goals from Kieran Divilly and Daragh Nolan ensured a place in the Senior hurling final for the second year in a row for a battling Confey side in Clane on Saturday Sept 22nd. Confey got off to a great start with 1-1 from Colm Chan in the opening minutes but Naas got back into the game and by half time the sides were level. Confey edged ahead at the start of the second half but Naas seemed to take control when they goaled to take the lead. Confey hit back and took the lead with time nearly up. A late free for Naas tied things up and a draw looked on but with time almost up a long range shot from Kieran Divilly deceived the Naas keeper to end in the net and from the puckout good interchange between the Confey forwards saw Daragh Nolan bury the ball in the net to clinch a well deserved victory.
CONFEY Ian Baker, Sean Leamy, Paul Keegan, Brian Dowd, Kieran Divilly, Michael Divilly, Kevin Chan, Paraic Keegan, Paul Divilly, Colm Chan, Robbie Connolly, John O`Neill, Mark Fennelly, Eoin Fitzpatrick, Daragh Nolan.
Subs Anto Hoare, Conor Feeney.
Adclough or Celbridge await in the final which is set for SUNDAY OCTOBER 7th in NEWBRIDGE
SENIOR HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP
SEMI FINAL
CONFEY v NAAS
On Saturday September 22nd
At 3.45
In Clane
ALL SUPPORT WELCOME
SENIOR HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP
Round 3 of the Senior Hurling Championship (v Ardclough)will now go ahead on Sunday August 12th at 7pm.
Sunday 12th August
At Clane
Eire Óg/Corrachoill v Celbridge @5.30pm Ref Dave Coady
Ardclough v Confey @7.00pm Ref Paddy Moore
At Sarsfields
Leixlip v Clane @5.30pm Ref Killian Looney Naas v Coill Dubh @7.00pm Ref Fergus Devereux Snr
Senior Hurling Championship Round2
Confey 2-16 Coill Dubh 0-11
Confey hurlers got their championship ambitions back on track with a comprehensive win over Coill Dubh in Round 2 played in leixlip on Saturday August 4th.
Team and scorers
Ian Baker, Sean Leamy, Paul Keegan, Brian Dowd, Colm Chan (0-1), Michael Divilly, Kevin Chan, Paul Divilly (1-7), Kieran Divilly (0-2), John O`Neill, Philip Quigley, Eoin Fitzpatrick (0-1), Daragh Nolan (0-2), Niall Glennon (0-1), Paraic Keegan (0-2).
Subs Anto Hoare (1-0), Cillian Mac Suibhne, Robbie Connolly.
(Winners Group)
Round 1
CONFEY v NAAS
On Sunday July 15th
at 6.00pm
in CELBRIDGE (Note change of venue)
ALL SUPPORT WELCOME
Intermediate B Hurling Championship July 5th
Confey 3-13 Broadford 2-07
Despite falling behind early on Confey battled back to defeat visitors Broadford in the first round of the Intermediate B Championship played in Confey on Thursday July 5th.
Team and scorers
Shane Quinn, Paul Challoner, Declan Delaney, Enda Cully, Luke Quinn, Roger Quinn, Sean Quinn, David O`Neill (0-1), Ger Hickey, Jamie Daly, Eoin Lynch (0-8), Dara Casey (1-0), Bernard Quinn, Paddy Hoare (0-1), Eoin Toland (2-2),
Subs Stephen May (0-1), Daniel Kavanagh, David O`Callaghan.
Senior Hurling Championship (Replay) July 3rd.
Confey 1-12 Celbridge 0-13
Confey moved into the winners group following this defeat of Celbridge in the replay played in Leixlip on Tuesday July 4th. It was Celbridges first defeat at championship level for almost four years.
Team and scorers
Ian Baker, Sean Leamy, Paul Keegan, Brian Dowd, Kevin Chan (0-2), Michael Divilly, Colm Chan, Paul Divilly (0-3), Paraic Keegan, Anto Hoare, Philip Quigley (0-1), Kieran Divilly (0-2), Mark Fennelly (0-1), Niall Glennon, Daragh Nolan (0-2).
Subs John O`Neill (1-1), Eoin Fitzpatrick, Cillian Mac Suibhne.
Senior Hurling Championship July 1st
Confey 1-12 Celbridge 0-15
Despite holding a two point lead at half time Confey senior hurlers had to come from behind to salvage a draw against Celbridge in the preliminary round of the SHC played in Clane.
Team and scorers
Ian Baker, Sean Leamy, Paul Keegan Brian Dowd, Kevin Chan, Michael Divilly, Colm Chan, Paul Divilly (0-9), Paraic Keegan (0-1) Anto Hoare, Philip Quigley, Kieran Divilly (0-1), Mark Fennelly, Niall Glennon (1-0), Daragh Nolan (0-1).
Subs John O`Neill, Eoin Fitzpatrick, Cillian Mac Suibhne.
SENIOR HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP
CONFEY V CELBRIDGE
On SATURDAY June 30th
At 2.30 p.m.
In CLANE
Intermediate B League Final
St Laurences 0-14 Confey 0-13
Confey`s second string suffered an agonising one point loss to south county side St Laurences in the league final played in Naas on Thursday June 21st.
Team and scorers
Cillian Mac Suibhne, Paul Challoner, Declan Delaney, Enda Cully, Sean Leamy, Roger Quinn, Brian Dowd, Mark Fennelly (0-8), Niall Kinsella, Ian Baker, Anto Hoare, David O`Neill (0-1), Eoin Toland (0-1), Adrian Kinsella (0-1), Jamie Daly (0-2).
Subs Eoin Lynch, Ger Hickey, Paddy Hoare, Sean Quinn.
Senior Hurling League Semi Final
Celbridge 3-15 Confey 1-12
Confey senior hurlers suffered a nine point loss to old rivals Celbridge in the league semi final played in Leixlip on Tuesday June 19th.
Team and scorers
Robbie Connolly, Sean Leamy, Paul Keegan, Brian Dowd, Kevin Chan, Michael Divilly, Anto Hoare, Mark Fennelly (0-1), Paraic Keegan, Eoin Fitzpatrick (1-1), Philip Quigley, Kieran Divilly (0-9), Eoin Toland, Niall Glennon. Daragh Nolan (0-1).
Subs used Roger Quinn, Eoin Lynch.
SENIOR HURLING LEAGUE SEMI FINAL
Confey v Celbridge
On Tuesday June 19th
at 7.30
in Leixlip
INTERMEDIATE B LEAGUE
FINAL
Confey v Ros Glas
on Thursday June 21st
at 7.30
in Naas
Intermediate B League Semi Final
CONFEY 3-09 ROS GLAS 1-09
Confey advanced to the Intermediate B final with a hard earned victory over Ros Glas in the semi final played in Kill on Friday June 15th and will now meet St Laurences in the final which is due to take place on Thursday June 21st.
Team and scorers
Des Connolly, Paul Challoner, Declan Delaney, Jamie Daly, Sean Leamy, Roger Quinn, Brian Dowd, Ian Baker (0-1), Niall Kinsella, Mark Fennelly (1-1), Cillian Mac Suibhne (0-2), David O`Neill (1-0), Eoin Toland (0-4), Adrian Kinsella (1-1), Anto Hoare.
Subs Ger Hickey, Paddy Hoare, Sean Quinn, Luke Quinn.
Intermediate B League Semi Final
CONFEY v ROS GLAS
on Friday June 15th
at 7.30pm
in KILL.
League tables attached @ bottom of page.
Sen Champ prelim Rd & further dates at bottom of page.
Senior Hurling League
Confey 2-17 Clane 3-10
Confey hurlers clinched a league semi final spot in dramatic fashion when they defeated Clane in Clane on Tuesday June 12th. Trailing by 12 points at half time on a scoreline of 3-8 to 0-5 Confey staged an amazing second half comeback where they outscored the home side by 2-12 to 0-2. This victory sets up a semi final clash with Celbridge which is due to go ahead on Tuesday next 19th June.
Team and scorers
Robbie Connolly, Sean Leamy, Paul Keegan, Brian Dowd, David O`Neill, Niall Glennon (1-0), Kevin Chan, Paraic Keegan(0-1), Ian Baker, Kieran Divilly (0-5), Philip Quigley(0-1), Eoin Toland (0-1), Mark Fennelly (0-2), Paul Divilly (1-7), Adrian Kinsella.
Subs Michael Divilly
Confey v Ros Glas in intermediate B Semi final was POSTPONED due to waterlogged pitch.
Refixed for Friday June 15th.
INTERMEDIATE B HURLING LEAGUE SEMI FINAL
Confey v Ros Glas
On Thursday June 7th
at 7.30
in Donore
Senior League
Celbridge 0-21 Confey 0-11
Confey senior hurlers suffered a big loss to Celbridge in this league game played in Confey on Tuesday May 29th. Confey now need to beat Clane in the final league game to clinch a semi final place.
Team and scorers
Ian Baker, Sean Leamy, Paul Keegan, Brian Dowd, Kevin Chan, Niall Glennon, Anto Hoare, Paraic Keegan, Colm Chan (0-1), Eoin Fitzpatrick, Philip Quigley, Kieran Divilly (0-1), Mark Fennelly (0-3), Paul Divilly (0-7), Daragh Nolan.
Subs used Roger Quinn, Robbie Connolly.
Intermediate Hurling League
Confey 2-14 Ros Glas 1-05
Confeys intermediate hurlers advanced to the league semi final with a comprehensive win over Ros Glas on Thursday May 24th.
Team and scorers
Conor Delaney, Paul Challoner, Declan Delaney, Sean Leamy, Enda Cully, Roger Quinn, Brian Dowd, Mark Fennelly 0-2, Ian Baker 0-4, David O`Neill 1-2, Cillian Mac Suibhne 0-2, Paul Feerick 0-2, Jamie Daly 1-0, Adrian Kinsella 0-2, Brendan Daly.
Subs Paddy Hoare, Sean Quinn, Ger Hickey, Bernard Quinn.
INTERMEDIATE HURLING LEAGUE
Confey v Ros Glas on Thursday 24th at 7.30 in Confey.
SENIOR HURLING LEAGUE
Confey 2-12 Leixlip 0-10
Confey hurlers notched up their third win of the campaign with a good win over neighbours Leixlip in a game played in Leixlip on Tuesday May 22nd.
Team and scorers
Ian Baker, Roger Quinn, Paul Keegan, Brian Dowd, Niall Glennon, Mick Divilly, Kevin Chan, Paraic Keegan (0-1), Colm Chan, Kieran Divilly (1-1), Philip Quigley (0-1), Paul Feerick, Mark Fennelly (0-1), Paul Divilly (0-8), Eoin Fitzpatrick (1-0).
NEXT FIXTURE CONFEY v CELBRIDGE Tursday May 29th at 7.30 in Confey.
The following are the pairings for the preliminary round of the Senior Hurling Championship.
ARDCLOUGH V LEIXLIP
NAAS V CLANE
COILL DUBH V EIRE OG CC
CELBRIDGE V CONFEY
All games to be held in neutral venues over the weekend of June 30th and July 1st.The results of these games will determine winners and losers groups,there can be no extra time in these first round games ,so any game that ends in a draw will be replayed on Tues July 3rd,with extra time if required.
Míle Buíochas
Senior Hurling League
Confey 2-09 Coill Dubh 1-15
Confey senior hurlers went down by three points to Coill Dubh in round 4 of the league played in Confey on Wednesday May 9th. The home side conceded a soft goal straight from the throw in and were seven points down at half time. They fought back to level the game early in the second half but couldn`t maintain the momentum and Coill Dubh rallied to run out three point winners.
Confey team and scorers
Ian Baker, Sean Leamy, Paul Keegan, Brian Dowd, Niall Glennon, Mick Divilly (0-1), Paul Feerick, Paraic Keegan (0-1), Colm Chan (0-2), Anto Hoare, Philip Quigley (0-1), Mark Fennelly (1-2), Eoin Toland (0-1), Kieran Divilly (1-1), Daragh Nolan.
Sub Kevin Chan for Daragh Nolan.
Intermediate B League Thursday May 3rd
St Laurences 2-12 Confey 1-15
This top of the table clash ended in a draw as Confey fought back from a four point deficit late in the game to salvage a draw and maintain their unbeaten start to the league campaign.
Confey team and scorers
Sean Leamy, Enda Cully, Declan Delaney, Jamie Daly, David O`Neill (0-1), Roger Quinn, Paul Feerick, Mark Fennelly (0-1), Ian Baker (0-4), Fiachra Lynch (0-1), Niall Kinsella (0-1), Anto Hoare (0-1), Conor Delaney (1-1), Adrian Kinsella (0-2), Eoin Toland (0-3).
Subs Paddy Hoare, Sean Quinn
SENIOR LEAGUE GAME v COILL DUBH scheduled for tonight (May 1st) postponed due to waterlogged pitches.
Game rescheduled for Wednesday May 9th at 7.30 in Confey.
Intermediate League
The game v Ros Glas scheduled for tonight (Thursday 26th) has been postponed due to adverse weather conditions and will be rearranged.
Minor Hurling League.
The St Columbas v Maynooth game postponed due to adverse weather and now likely to go ahead on Sunday morning.
Senior Hurling League
Naas 2-11 Confey 0-14.
Confey seniors suffered their first defeat of the campaign when going down to Naas in a hard fought game in Naas on Tuesday April 24th. Next game is at home to Coill Dubh next Tuesday May 1st.
This weeks fixtures.
Senior League
Naas v Confey on Tuesday 24th @ 7.00pm.
Minor League
St Columbas v Maynooth on Wednesday 25th @ 7.00p.m
Intermediate B League
Confey v Ros Glas on Thursday 26th @ 7.00pm
Confey Senior and Intermediate Hurlers Win Again.
Both the Senior and Intermediate teams had their second win on the trot last week. The seniors defeated Ardclough in a tight game on a scoreline of 0-13 to 0-12 while the intermediates had a big win over Kilcock on a scoreline of 4-20 to 2-5.
This Weeks Fixtures
Sen & Inter League tables attached 19/4/2012
Senior Hurling League Round 2
Confey v Ardclough on Tuesday 17th April @ 7.00pm in Creighton Park
Intermediate B Hurling League Round 2
Confey v Kilcock on Thursday 19th April @ 7.00pm in Creighton Park
Intermediate B Hurling League Round 1
Confey 1-15 Broadford 0-09
Confeys second string also made a winning start to the league campaign with a good win over Broadford in Broadford on Thursday April 12th.
Team and scorers
Ian Baker (0-3), Paul Challoner, Sean Leamy, Enda Cully, Brendan Daly, Roger Quinn, Paul Feerick, Mark Fennelly (0-1), Fiachra Lynch (0-3), Anto Hoare (0-1), Niall Kinsella (0-1), David O`Neill (0-2),Conor Delaney (0-1), Adrian Kinsella (1-1), Eoin Toland (0-1).
Subs Brian Dowd, Jamie Daly (0-1), Declan Delaney, Ger Hickey,Sean Quinn.
Next fixture Confey v Kilcock Thursday April 19th in Confey @ 7pm.
Senior Hurling League Round 1
Confey 1-15 Eire Og Corrachoill 0-09
Confey senior hurlers got the league off to a winning start with a nine point victory over Eire Og in Donore on Wednesday April 11th. Missing the county players and a number of other regulars through injury this was a good performance on a ground where Confey have often struggled in the past.
TEAM and SCORERS Ian Baker, Sean Leamy, Niall Glennon, Paul Challoner, Kevin Chan, Michael Divilly, Paul Feerick, Colm Chan (0-2)Paraic Keeganr (0-5), Anto Hoare, Philip Quigley (0-1), David Slattery, Mark Fennelly (0-3), Niall Kinsella (0-1), Daragh Nolan (0-3).
Subs Eoin Toland (1-0), Dave O`Neill, Adrian Kinsella.
Senior Hurling League Round 1
Confey 1-15 Eire Og Corrachoill 0-09
Confey senior hurlers got the league off to a winning start with a nine point victory over Eire Og in Donore on Wednesday April 11th. Missing the county players and a number of other regulars through injury this was a good performance on a ground where Confey have often struggled in the past.
TEAM and SCORERS Ian Baker, Sean Leamy, Niall Glennon, Paul Challoner, Kevin Chan, Michael Divilly, Paul Feerick, Colm Chan (0-2)Paraic Keeganr (0-5), Anto Hoare, Philip Quigley (0-1), David Slattery, Mark Fennelly (0-3), Niall Kinsella (0-1), Daragh Nolan (0-3).
Subs Eoin Toland (1-0), Dave O`Neill, Adrian Kinsella.
