Club DrawΒ
A fundraising draw for Ireland V England tickets is under way and all members are asked to promote the raffle tickets on sale now for β¬5 each of a book of three for β¬10. All proceeds towards the running of the Club and Development Funds. Tickets are available from: all mini coaches via Tom Campbell; Dominic Kiely U14s; Feargal Courtney U16s and the remainder through Paul Sheahan U18s and Ger Moynihan & Luke OβSullivan (Senior XV), and any committee member. Co-ordinator is Mike Fuller 087 6489628, [email protected] .
Minis section: Blitz away to Kenmare RFC
All Ages – will Travel to Kenmare RFC this Saturday for their round of the West Munster Mini blitzes. K.O is at 11am – Bus will depart from High Street Car Park at 9.30am Sharp β¬5 per child. Please ensure your child has their club colours / boots and their gumshield. Queries to TomΒ 087/2657994.
U16s:
Our U16’s are hosting mighty Garryowen Saturday morning at 12pm in the Pan-Munster Cup at Dirreen off the bypass and it would be great if we could all support this huge challenge. U18s β the combined South Kerry squad of Killorglin-Killarney travel away to Cobh Pirates in Cobh on Saturday for a 13:00hrs kick off.
Seniors:
Sunday sees 1st February and big challenge to our Senior XV with a Junior Cup first round draw at home to Richmond of Limerick. Please note the earlier kick off time of 2:00pm set for this match. Your support for this encounter would be greatly appreciated.
Wolfhounds:
This Friday night at 7:45pm Musgrave park in Cork re-opens after refurbishment to host Ireland Wolfhounds v England Saxons in their Championship opener. The old venueβs new look is sure to draw a big crowd.
U14s:
Killarney 24 Killorglin 23 β in a thrilling encounter coaches Dominic Kiely and Richard Carey managed their stalwarts to a tee when they gave everyone a good run out against a very tough and plucky Killorglin side. Going down 2 tries and a penalty goal to nil to some fine running rugby by Killorglin the home side looked in grave danger of being hammered. Richard Wallace started the resurgence with a fine first half try. Killarney made a few changes at half time and Sean Murphy scored twice to bring the two sides on parity. Killorglin took the lead and then at the death Conor Sheahan scored a real class try. Cian Murphy capped a fine kicking display too with a conversion and Sean converted another. The home side got home by the narrowest margin. A fine sporting game thrilled the parents on the sideline.
Killarney U14 squad who defeated Killorglin at Killarney last Saturday by 24-23 in the West Munster League