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Post by Admin on Aug 5, 2011 20:09:16 GMT
County senior league semi
Burgess 2:18 clonoulty 1:17
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Post by Joey Joe-Joe Junior Shabadoo on Aug 5, 2011 21:30:31 GMT
County senior league semi Burgess 2:18 clonoulty 1:17 Congrats to the Seniors on tonight's win – since the team has reverted to a more direct, traditional style of play, both performances and results have significantly improved. Tonight's team (and scorers from memory): 1. Niall McGrath 2. John O'Dwyer 3. Brian Hogan 4. Peter Gill 5. Johnny Mulqueen (0-1) 6. Shane Maher (0-1) 7. Noel Gleeson 8. Michael O'Flaherty 9. Johnny Ryan 10. Tony Scroope (0-1) 11. Timmy Hogan (0-4) 12. Eoin 'Tossy' Hogan (0-1) 13. Eoin Hogan 14. Robbie Cremin 15. Stephen Murray (2-10; 2-2 from play) Sub Used: John O'Brien P.S. Shame on the County Board for charging an €8 entry fee into a single-header league game – talk about exploiting the genuine hurling supporter during what are recessionary times. |
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Post by Admin on Aug 21, 2011 14:59:40 GMT
Senior challenge match burgess v patrickswell Limerick this evening in kilcolman at 6:00pm in lieu of the senior league final
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Post by Admin on Aug 22, 2011 20:11:52 GMT
Draw for senior championship made tonight we have templederry in the next round date and venue to be confirmed
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Post by Joey Joe-Joe Junior Shabadoo on Aug 30, 2011 11:42:03 GMT
Competition: County Senior Hurling League; Premier Division Final
Teams: Burgess v Drom-Inch
Venue: Dolla
Date: Wednesday, the 31st of August, 2011
Time: 6:30 PM (E.T. if necessary)
Referee: Paddy Ivors
* EDIT *: Match Venue changed to TEMPLEDERRY, as Dolla is unavailable.
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Post by Admin on Aug 31, 2011 21:03:40 GMT
We were beaten in the senior league final tonight on a score of drom 1:20 burgess 1:12. Hard luck lads.
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Post by Joey Joe-Joe Junior Shabadoo on Sept 6, 2011 14:21:29 GMT
Team (and scorers from memory) v Drom-Inch from last Wednesday's County Premier League final:
1. Niall McGrath
2. Peter Gill
3. Brian Hogan
4. John Hogan
5. Johnny Mulqueen
6. Shane Maher
7. Noel Gleeson
8. Donagh Maher
9. Johnny Ryan
10. Tony Scroope (0-1)
11. Damien O'Brien (0-1)
12. Eoin 'Tossy' Hogan (C)
13. Eoin Hogan (0-2)
14. Timmy Hogan
15. Stephen Murray (1-8; 0-2 from play)
Subs Used: Michael O'Flaherty and John O'Dwyer
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Post by Joey Joe-Joe Junior Shabadoo on Sept 6, 2011 14:25:47 GMT
Competition: County Senior Hurling Championship; Round 3
Fixture: Burgess v Templederry Kenyons
Date: Sunday, the 11th of September 2011
Time: 4:30 PM (E.T. if necessary)
Venue: MacDonagh Park
Referee: Keith Delahunty
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Post by Admin on Sept 13, 2011 9:33:06 GMT
County Senior Hurling Championship
14.09.11 (Wed)
Round (3)
Borris-Ileigh V JK Brackens
Time: 7.30 PM (E.T. Available) , Venue: Semple Stadium, Thurles
Referee: Fergal Horgan
17.09.11 (Sat)
Round (4)
Druim agus Inse V Burgess
Time: 3.30 PM (E.T. Available) , Venue: Templemore
Referee: TBC
Kildangan V Thurles Sarsfields
Time: 5.00 PM (E.T. Available) , Venue: Templemore
Referee: Johnny Ryan
Cappawhite V Nenagh Éire Óg
Time: 5.00 PM (E.T. Available) , Venue: Newport
Referee: TBC
19.09.11 (Mon)
Na hEalai V Borris Ileigh/J K Brackens
Time: 8.00 PM (E.T. Available) , Venue: Semple Stadium, Thurles
Referee: John O Brian
Round (5) Quarter Final
Toomevara V Drom and Inch/ Burgess
Mullinahone V Carrick Swan/Borris Ileigh/J K Brackens
Loughmore Castleiney V Kildangan/Thurles Sarsfields
Clonoulty/Rossmore V Cappawhite/Nenagh Eire Og
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Post by Joey Joe-Joe Junior Shabadoo on Sept 16, 2011 0:24:13 GMT
Competition: County Senior Hurling Championship; Round 3 Fixture: Burgess v Templederry Kenyons Date: Sunday, the 11th of September 2011 Time: 4:30 PM (E.T. if necessary) Venue: MacDonagh Park Referee: Keith Delahunty Team (and scorers) v Templederry: 1. Niall McGrath 2. Peter Gill 3. Brian Hogan 4. John Hogan 5. Johnny Mulqueen 6. Shane Maher 7. Noel Gleeson 8. Michael O'Flaherty 9. Johnny Ryan 10. Tony Scroope (0-1f) 11. Timmy Hogan (0-2) 12. Eoin 'Tossy' Hogan (C) 13. Eoin Hogan (1-0) 14. Donagh Maher (1-4) 15. Stephen Murray (0-4; 0-2 from frees & 0-1 from a '65) Subs Used: Damien O'Brien and John O'Dwyer A report on the match can be found on page 'TG2' of this week's Guardian @: digital.olivesoftware.com/Olive/ODE/NenaghGuardian/ The very best of luck to the team in their weekend fixture against Drom/Inch. With nothing to lose and plenty to gain, it's a great opportunity to try and right the wrongs of the recent league final meeting. |
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Post by Joey Joe-Joe Junior Shabadoo on Sept 17, 2011 22:25:20 GMT
County Senior Hurling Championship 17.09.11 (Sat)
Round (4)
Druim agus Inse V Burgess
Time: 3.30 PM (E.T. Available) , Venue: Templemore
Referee: TBCResult: Burgess 1-18 Drom Inch 2-16 While today's result was obviously a disappointing one, the lads can hold their heads up high after putting in what was unquestionably their most complete performance of the season. Lessons were undoubtedly learned from the recent league final and if a few more can be learned from today, there is no reason why 2012 cannot be a very exciting year for players and fans alike. The team that lined out today was as follows: 1. Niall McGrath 2. Peter Gill 3. Brian Hogan 4. John Hogan 5. Johnny Mulqueen 6. Shane Maher 7. Noel Gleeson 8. Michael O'Flaherty 9. Eoin 'Tossy' Hogan 10. Tony Scroope 11. Timmy Hogan 12. Damien O'Brien 13. Stephen Murray 14. Donagh Maher 15. Eoin Hogan Sub Used: John O'Dwyer |
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Post by Joey Joe-Joe Junior Shabadoo on Sept 19, 2011 10:52:31 GMT
The following is the Irish Examiner's take on Saturday's game: Callanan hero for Drom-Inch Tipperary SHC: Michael Dundon Monday, September 19, 2011 COUNTY star Seamus Callanan capped a sensational display with the winning score from a 90m injury time free to give Drom-Inch a 2-16 to 1-18 over Burgess in Saturday’s Tipperary SHC fourth round tie at Templemore. Although faced by former county colleague Shane Maher, Callanan was immense, scoring ten points. With his side reduced to 14 men following the dismissal of Liam Ryan on the stroke of half-time, Callanan took charge. An early David Butler goal settled a struggling Drom but Stephen Murray’s 15th minute goal from a 20m free had Burgess ahead 1-4 to 1-2. Veteran Seamus Butler netted for Drom in the 20th minute and though they lost Ryan, they were still ahead 2-6 to 1-7 at the break. Burgess were relentless in the second half. With Stephen Murray accurate from frees and play, they were level as the game went into injury time. Drom were awarded a free on their own 65m line which Callanan stroked over to book his side’s place in the last eight against Toomevara. Read more: examiner.ie/sport/gaa/callanan-hero-for-drom-inch-168040.html#ixzz1YOUDqfyb |
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Post by Admin on Sept 22, 2011 14:31:20 GMT
match report from the Neagh guardian  Callanan breaks Burgess hearts Burgess came so near but yet so far as an inspired Seamus Callanan provided the match-winning point deep into injury time to help fourteen man Drom & Inch advance to the quarter final of this year’s county senior hurling championship following a very exciting Round 4 game on Saturday afternoon. The North Tipp side were up against an inspired Callanan who provided a tally of ten points, five of them from play, four frees as well as one sideline cut. The Tipperary star answered his critics especially in the manner of his point scoring, from both play and frees with his final match winning free coming from his own 65 metre line and very close to the sideline. The sides were level at the time after Shane Maher had produced a great score, but Callanan’s winning score sent the Drom supporters into scenes of joy when the final whistle sounded, seconds later. Earlier in the first half, Burgess began well taking an early three point lead but lost it due to a goal after 12 minutes, regained in the 15th minute before conceding ground to with a second Drom goal in the 19th minute. By half time, Burgess trailed by 2-6 to 1-7 by which time the beaten Mid finalists were down to fourteen men when wing back Liam Ryan was dismissed for a straight red three minutes before the break following an off the ball incident. Within five minutes of the restart, Burgess were four in arrears but began to battle back with courage as they cut the deficit to one at least four times before Shane Maher leveled matters, four and a half minutes into added time. Ninety seconds later, Callanan fired over the winner and Burgess were left rue their chance of re-appearing in the quarter finals for the second year running. Burgess can thank Shane Maher who had a right good battle with Callanan while the backline never let the side down while Michael O’Flaherty and Eoin ‘Tossy’ Hogan shaded matters at midfield. Donagh Maher battled well on the edge of the square with Eoin Hogan and Damian O’Brien carrying the game to the opposition. Drom & Inch will now play Toomevara in the quarter final and they can call on Seamus Callanan and David Butler to carry the game to the opposition. David Collins, Declan Ryan and Pat Lupton also had their moments. At the start, Burgess had three early points by Donagh Maher, Tony Scroope and Stephen Murray. However Callanan replied with two points, one from a twenty meter free to get the Drom side off the mark. The beaten Mid finalists continued to create chances and took the lead with a goal in the 12th minute when David Butler got on to the end of a Liam Ryan clearance before firing low past Niall McGrath. Eoin Hogan replied with a point and the next Burgess move saw a Peter Gill clearance drop in the square which led to Donagh Maher being fouled. A point looked the best option for free-taker Stephen Murray but he elected to blast for goal and succeeded. Michael O’Flaherty then added a point for the North men. Seamus Callanan replied with a very good point in the 18th minute and one minute later, Seamus Butler found the Burgess net through a line of players waiting to pounce on the bouncing ball. Further points from David Butler and Callanan put Drom three points clear but Burgess finished the half with two Murray frees, the second following Liam Ryan’s dismissal. Yet despite the deficiency in numbers, Drom had enough time for Seamus Callanan to score from the wing leaving the half time score at Drom 2-6 Burgess 1-7. After the restart, Drom stretched their lead to four thanks to points by David Butler and Seamus Butler –which was brilliantly taken. Donagh Maher replied with an equally good score with David Collins in similar mode when replying for Drom. Burgess responded in style with three unanswered points in a four minute period, the first in the 39th through wing back Noel Gleeson with Stephen Murray adding two more, the first from play. Callanan and David Butler gave Drom a three-point lead (2-11 to 1-11) after 45 minutes only for Stephen Murray to reply with a free a minute later. Another Murray free narrowed the gap to one but Declan Ryan found the target for Drom with ten minutes of normal time remaining. The game was now in the balance as a Murray free left the minimum between the sides. Callanan replied with a similar score with the same player then adding a great score from play two minutes from time. Burgess hit back as Eoin Hogan and Tony Scroope narrowed the gap to one just on the hour. There was no let up in the drama. Seamus Callanan caught the resulting puckout and scored brilliantly but Burgess found time for a successful Murray free in added time. Shane Maher moved up to the attack and he brought the teams level in the 65th minute. However, one minute later, Drom won an important free from where Seamus Callanan grabbed the winner. |
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Post by noodles on Sept 25, 2011 17:22:09 GMT
Toome were beaten by Drom by 10 points in the county semi final today. We are not that far off the pace.
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Post by Joey Joe-Joe Junior Shabadoo on Feb 29, 2012 0:42:59 GMT
The draw for the 2012 County Senior Hurling League has been made and we alongside Sars, Drom-Inch and Borris-Ileigh form Group 1 of the Premiership. From this group phase, two teams shall emerge, playing semi-finals against two of Toome, JK Brackens, Nenagh and Clonoulty-Rossmore, who make up Group 2.
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Post by Admin on Mar 1, 2012 12:12:29 GMT
Wow! We're in serious company there. I must reorganise the board into 2011 archived threads.
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Post by Admin on Mar 5, 2012 22:39:29 GMT
Draw made for north senior
Senior hurling
Group 1
Moneygall
Borrisoleigh
Nenagh
Kilruane
Roscrea
Kildangan
Group 2
Templederry
Portroe
Borrisokane
Toomevara
Lorrha
Burgess
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Post by Joey Joe-Joe Junior Shabadoo on Mar 7, 2012 22:00:18 GMT
Round 1
LOTHRA AGUS DOIRE/LORRHA-DORRHA V BURGESS
Time: TBC , Venue: TBC , Referee: TBC.
Round 2
BURGESS V TEMPLEDERRY KENYONS
Time: TBC , Venue: TBC , Referee: TBC.
Round 3
TOOMEVARA V BURGESS
Time: TBC , Venue: TBC , Referee: TBC.
Round 4
BURGESS V BORRISOKANE
Time: TBC , Venue: TBC , Referee: TBC.
Round 5
PORTROE V BURGESS
Time: TBC , Venue: TBC , Referee: TBC.
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Post by Joey Joe-Joe Junior Shabadoo on Mar 7, 2012 22:05:10 GMT
Competition: County Senior Hurling League; Premier Division, Group (1):
Round 1
Date: Sunday, the 18th of March, 2012
Teams: BURGESS V NA SÁIRSÉALAIGH-DÚRLAS ÉILE/THURLES SARSFIELDS
Time: 12:00 PM
Venue: Kilcolman
Referee: TBC
Round 2
DRUIM AGUS INSE V BURGESS
Time: TBC , Venue: The Ragg , Referee: TBC.
Round 3
BURGESS V BORRIS-ILEIGH
Time: TBC , Venue: Kilcolman , Referee: TBC.
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