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The Barryroe team that defeated Kilbrittainin the Carbery-Beara JFL Division 3B final at Barryroe.
Kilbrittain attacked with more intensity and purpose in the second half, but Barryroe defenders Patrick and James Moloney, Dave Kiely and a tough half-back line of Jerome O’Brien, Gearóid Holland and Dave O’Sullivan were a match for everything.
Kilbrittain needed a goal to stay in contention. However, it was Barryroe that raised the all-important green flag in the 34th minute. With Liam Colbert, Adam McSweeney and Sean Holland all in the mix, Ryan O’Donovan deftly side-footed the ball to the right corner of the Kilbrittain rigging.
Despite the setback Kilbrittain continued to up the tempo and Conor Hogan crashed over a lovely point. But it was a bridge too far and some cracking points by Conn Dineen, Adam McSweeney and a brace from the ever-willing Ryan O’Donovan saw the Blues out the gap and ready to celebrate what was a comprehensive victory.
Barryroe's Sean Holland on the run from Kilbrittain's Conor O'Donovan during the Carbery-Beara JFL Division 3B final.
‘These are a great group of lads who have a big interest in football. As you saw, we had at least ten more on the side-line so currently we have the numbers. It was nice to get the result today and a reward for their endeavours’, Barryroe selector Gearóid Whelton said.
Scorers – Barryroe: Ryan O’Donovan 1-6 (1f); Jack Cahalane 0-2 (1f); Robbie Kiely, Adam McSweeney, Seán Holland, Conn Dineen 0-1 each. Kilbrittain: Conor Ustionawski, Conor Hogan 0-1 each.
Barryroe: Conor Madden; Patrick Moloney, Dave Kiely, James Moloney; Jerome O’Brien, Gearóid Holland, David O’Sullivan; Conn Dineen, Robbie Kiely; Liam Colbert, Ryan O’Donovan, Mark Crowley; Jack Cahalane, Sean Holland, Adam McSweeney. Subs: Brian O’Donovan (43), Jack Murphy (50), Conor Tyndall (51), Alan Kiely (52), Ted Kearney (54).
Kilbrittain: Seamus O’Brien; Seán Crowley, Sean Sexton, Mikolaji Kalilika; Morgan Madden, Tomás Sheehan, Sam Dewey; Conor O’Donovan, Mark O’Shea; Aaron Fehily, Conor Ustionawski, Philip Wall; Conor Hogan, Bertie Butler, Kieran Murphy. Subs: Josh O’Donovan, Colm Sheehan, Ciarán Byrne (all second half).
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