Category: Hurling

  • Liam Cooper Memorial Cup

    Thanks to all who supported this event. To all the players especially those who had to wipe the dust from their boots and supporters. 360 euro was raised for the Hospice.

  • Model County Draw

    Congratulations to Anthony Dempsey on his recent win in the Model County Draw last month. The Club would like to thank all who bought tickets and wish them luck in the next 2 draws.

  • Monageer/Boolavogue 4-8 Faythe Harriers 1-11

    Our newly promoted Junior hurlers sent pre match red hot favorites and serious championship contenders Faythe Harriers packing with a committed and determined display in Ballygarrett on sunday last. Despite being short several regulars due to exams and a long injury list, our boys put the Harriers to the sword and with Ed Rowesome at his deadly best from placed balls and Brian Dwyer and James Sweeney causing mayhem in our full foward line we led at half-time by 4-7 to 1-1. Paddy Breen was in top form at centre back and with Ger Daly and Diarmuid Breen outplaying the opposition midfield we turned to face the strong wind in the second half with great hope. Our boys battled manfully and with great skill to seal up our defence led by captain Daire Turner and Dec Kelly and with Morgan Gahan back to his best form in goal  the Harriers never really looked likely to get the goals which might turn the game. David Breen gave an exhibition of high fielding at centre foward and his intelligent deliveries to our foward line went a long way to break the hearts of the opposition. Next up is a trip to Hollymount to face Bannow/Ballymitty on Sunday next at 2.00.     Team; Morgan Gahan, Declan Kelly, Daire Turner, Chris Daly, Sean Doran, Patrick Breen, Sean McCabe, Ger Daly, Diarmuid Breen, Ed Rowesome(2-4frees), David Breen(0-2), Larry Murphy(0-1), Bryan Dwyer(0-1), John O’Loughlin, James Sweeney(2-0).       Subs; Graham O’Reilly for S McCabe(inj) Also Mark Gahan.

  • Monageer/Boolavogue 1-13 Crossabeg/Ballymurn 3-5.

    Our intermediate hurlers kicked off their championship with a good win over newly promoted Crossabeg/Ballymurn in Farmleigh on Saturday evening. We started well and led at halftime by 1-8 to 2-3 with Peter Mernagh scoring a fantastic goal and Bertie Gahan also to the fore with 3 fine points and really we should have been further ahead as we missed some gilt edge scoring opportunities. Facing the wind in the second half we started brightly and stretched the lead to 4 points after 45 minutes but Crossabeg goaled from a free and immediately levelled from another placed ball during their period of dominance. Our lads dug deep and scored two fine points to forge ahead again and despite a virtual onslaught for the final 3 minutes we defended heroically to fashion a crucial win in what promises to be a very difficult championship group. Liam Gahan, Mick Sweeney and Brian O’Loughlin defended well while Shane Kehoe and Damien Fenlon had the better of the midfield battle. Up front,Mernagh and Niall O’Loughlin were dangerous throughout.            Team; Sean Murphy, Liam Gahan, Brian O’Loughlin, Ray O’Brien, Niall O’Reilly, Steven Murphy(capt), Mick Sweeney, Shane Kehoe, Damien Fenlon(0-1), Colm O’Loughlin(0-1), Matty Dunne(0-1), Tommy Breen(0-1), Peter Mernagh(1-5,5frees), Niall O’Loughlin(0-1), Bertie Gahan(0-3).

  • Monageer/Boolavogue 2-12 Gusserane 1-17

    Our junior hurlers went down to a strong Gusserane side in Div 4 of ACL on sunday evening. Short several regulars due to injuries and exams, we started poorly and trailed 1-13 to 0-4 at halftime. A great second half comeback came up just short as we were beaten by the last whistle as we poured forward in search of the winning scores.                      Team; Morgan Gahan, Sean Doran, Daire Turner, Declan Kelly, Sean McCabe, Chris Daly, Liam Gahan, Damien Fenlon, Paddy Breen, Ed Rowesome(0-8 frees), Shane Kehoe(0-1), Laurence Murphy(0-1), Bryan Dwyer(1-0), David Breen(0-2), James Sweeney.     Subs Mick Sweeney for S McCabe, Graham O’Reilly for S Doran, John O’Loughlin for S Kehoe.

  • Leinster U.16 League Winners

    Monageer/Boolavogue 6-10 Ratoath 0-3

    Monageer/Boolavogue U.16 hurlers were crowned Leinster League winners on Saturday last after a big win over Ratoath (Meath) at a sunny O’Moore Park, Portlaoise.

    Playing against the stiff breeze in the first half our lads settled quickly and, with the help of early goals from Cian Allen and Joe Fitzgerald, built up a comfortable 2-6 to 0-3 half-time lead.

    Ratoath needed a good start to the second half, but it was Monageer/Boolavogue who had the great start. Four goals from Sean Roche, Cathal Walsh, Joe Fitzgerald and Diarmuid Fenlon, in the first ten minutes of the half, ended the match as a contest.  We continued to dominate second half and added a number of fine points to run out easy winners in the end.

    A special thanks to our supporters who turned out in great numbers to support the lads..

    Team: Adam Dunne; Daire Walsh, Robert Donnelly, James Squance; Shane Gahan, James Walshe, Shay Gahan; Ian Hawkins, Sean Roche; Peter Breen, Camen O’Brien, Cathal Walsh; Joe Fitzgerald, Cian Allen, Diarmuid Fenlon. Subs: Michael Rossiter, Patrick Murphy, Matthew Rochford, Ciaran Rochford, David Mernagh, Micheál Gahan & Colm McGannon.

  • Monageer/Boolavogue 3-12 Rathnure 1-8

    Our intermediate hurlers had a good win over Rathnure on Thursday evening in the All County League in Monageer. Leading at half time by a single point 1-5 to 1-4 having played with the wind in the first half we looked in a bit of trouble. Rathnure began the second half brightly and went two points ahead. Our lads responded well and two well taken goals from Niall O’Loughlin turned the game and we ran out easy winners in the end.

    Team; Sean Murphy, Ray O’Brien, Brian O’Loughlin, Paul Gahan, Niall O’Reilly, Steven Murphy, Mick Sweeney, Damien Fenlon, Shane Kehoe(0-2), Colm O’Loughlin(0-3), Matthew Dunne(0-2), Bertie Gahan, Peter Mernagh(0-5,4 frees), Niall O’Loughlin(3-0), James Sweeney.    Subs; Mark Walsh for J Sweeney, Larry Murphy for B Gahan, David Breen for N O’Loughlin.

  • Under 16 Leinster Hurling League Final

    Under 16 Leinster Hurling League Final

    Our U.16 hurlers are playing in Leinster League final against Ratoath (Co. Meath) on Saturday 4th May in O’Moore Pk., Portlaoise at 1.15pm.

    A bus will be leaving Monageer at 10:30 on Saturday and a limited number of seats are still available. Anyone wishing to book a seat should text Noel Kinsella at 086-7932786, with your name(s).

    All support will be greatly appreciated.

  • Leinster U.16 Hurling League Semi-Final victory

    Leinster U.16 Hurling League Semi-Final victory

    Our U.16 hurlers enjoyed a big win over Glenealy, Wicklow, last night (Wed), in the semi-final of the Leinster League. The match was played before a disappointingly small crowd, on a very windy evening in Monageer.

    Playing against the near gale force wind in the first half our lads settled quickly and, with the help of two goals from Peter Breen and one each from Diarmuid Fenlon and Cian Allen, built up a comfortable half-time lead.

    We continued to dominate in the second half and a further goal from James Walsh and a number of fine points from Sean Roche, who starred throughout, crowned a big win.

    Team: Adam Dunne; Daire Walsh, Shay Gahan, James Squance; Shane Gahan, James Walsh, Michael Rossiter; Ian Hawkins, Sean Roche; Peter Breen, Camen O’Brien, Cathal Walsh; Joe Fitzgerald, Cian Allen, Diarmuid Fenlon. Subs: Micheál Gahan,  Colm McGannon, David Mernagh, Ciaran Rochford, Matthew Rochford, Patrick Murphy & Graham McDonald.

    Date and venue for final has yet to be announced.

  • Our Ladys Island 3-14 Monageer/Boolavogue 0-12.

    Our Junior hurlers travelled to a windswept Our Ladys Island in div 4 of the ACL on Sunday evening and despite being short several regulars and fielding a few debutants at this level put in a spirited effort in difficult conditions. Playing with a gale in our backs in the first half we started slowly and conceded two early goals but battled back to trail by a point at halftime 2-3 to 0-8. Facing the elements in the second half our lads battled manfully and were unlucky not to be closer in the end after a decent second half with good displays from Sean Doran, Sean McCabe, Graeme O’Reilly, James Gahan, Paddy Breen and Larry Murphy       Team;  Morgan Gahan, Sean Doran, Daire Turner, Declan Kelly, Graeme O’Reilly, Paddy Breen, Paul Gahan, Liam Gahan(0-1), Sean McCabe, Ed Rowesome(0-7frees), David Breen(0-2), Larry Murphy, James Gahan(0-2), John Ivory, James Sweeney.  Sub; Mark Gahan for J Sweeney.