Killavilla and Rearcross to meet in Premier Cup final
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Moneygall joint captains Kian Fallon and Sean Moroney are presented with the Under 19 Premier League trophy by Jamie Gilmore of the NT&DL. PicasaImage 2 of 3
Moneygall - North Tipperary & District League Under 19 Premier League champions. Back row: Ben Quinlan, Tommy Sheedy, Cian McLoughlin, Corey Moloney, Oisin Hayes, Patrick Carroll, Kian Fallon, Sean Moroney, Cameron Fleming, Brian Quinlan. Front row: Andy Hoolan, Killian Toohey, Oisin O’Dwyer, Aaron Lee, David Toohey, Dylan McCormack. PicasaImage 3 of 3
Sallypark Odhrans - NT&DL Barry Cup champions. Back row: Evan O’Leary, Ruaidhri O’Brien, Padraig Ryan, William Duffy, Jack Sanders, Eoin Ryan, Damien Corcoran, Paul Walsh, Tom McCutcheon, Cillian Kennedy, David Walsh, Paddy Ronan, Danny O’Donoghue, Paddy Shanahan, Brian Duffy. Front row: Joe Shanahan, Kieran Ryan, Tommy McLoughlin, Brian Mitchell, Brian McGahey, Dan Keogh, David Young, Steven Murray, Willie Connors. PicasaBy Gary Culbert
Killavilla United booked their place in the Ricky Fogarty Premier Cup final thanks to a late Michael Ryan goal against BT Harps in Templemore on Sunday.
Harps were in search of another final place after getting to the Tipperary Cup Final. It was scoreless at the break and that’s how it remained going into the last five minutes, until Villa went ahead through a scrappy goal, and it was just too late for Harps to mount a comeback.
Rearcross progressed to the final having been awarded a walkover against Lough Derg. The final will be played this Friday in Moneygall with a 7.00pm kick-off.
Barry Cup Final
Cup specialists Sallypark Odhrans were far too strong for Cloughjordan in the Barry Cup final in Moneygall last Friday night.
Jack Sanders headed home from a corner midway through the second half to give the cup experts the lead, whilst Paul Walsh put daylight between the sides shortly after.
Sallypark will aim to complete a cup double when they take on BT Harps in the Tipperary Cup final in Drombane next Sunday.
Under 19 Premier League
Ardcroney well and truly upset the title celebrations when they defeated Moneygall 5-1 on Saturday in a rainy Ardcroney.
Ross Austin put in a man of the match performance, netting a hat-trick from centre midfield while Jack Mulcahy came off the bench to add a brace to the scoreline. The champion’s sole response was a Dylan McCormack strike just after the break. However, Moneygall were presented with the trophy following the game.