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Club News 06/09/10 Upcoming Fixtures Please note that all the above fixtures are subject to change. Please check with club officials or on our club website closer to the time of the game. Deepest Sympathy Junior A West Championship Semi-Final Fr. Caseys Junior A Footballers travelled to Newcastle West last Sunday evening to take on Glin in the semi final of the West Junior A Championship. On a very wet evening it was Glin who started the brightest kicking two points in the opening ten minutes. Fr. Caseys eventually settled and a pointed free from Timmy Gleeson and a great individual point from Conor McCarthy had the sides level. Once more Glin stretched their lead to two points but points from Conor Healy and Derry O’Connor levelled proceedings before the half time whistle. The half time score was Fr. Caseys 0-04, Glin 0-04. The first half was an even affair and both teams expected a close encounter right until the final whistle. Unfortunately that was not the case. Glin started the second half in blistering fashion, scoring four consecutive points. A pointed free from Derry O’Connor reduced the margin but Glin were now dominating in all areas of the field and they kicked another four consecutive points to stretch their lead to seven points. Fr. Caseys never gave up and were unlucky not to get a goal near the end but Glin were not to be stopped and ran out comfortable winners. The final score was Fr. Caseys 0-05, Glin 0-12. This defeat signals the end of the road for our Junior team. Unfortunately they came up against a very strong Glin side on a miserable evening when nothing went right for us. Hopefully the majority of the players involved will taste silverware with our Senior or Under 21 teams before the year ends. While the hope was to challenge for the County Junior crown, a title we won in 2007, we still must not be too harsh on ourselves. Out of all the football teams in Limerick, Fr. Caseys have produced the strongest second string team over the last decade and there is no reason why we cannot come back stronger next year. Minor County Championship Fr. Caseys Minor Footballers concluded their championship campaign last Friday evening when they hosted Newcastle West in Abbeyfeale. With nothing but pride to play for our Minors put up a brave show against a much fancied Newcastle West team. Fr. Caseys looked the more dominate team for large spells of the first half but it was Newcastle who finished the stronger and recorded a six point winning margin in the end. A lot of our Minor team will still be underage next year so hopefully they can stick together and come back stronger in 2011. Limerick Development Draw Committee Meeting
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