St. Patricks GAA

St. Patricks 0-10 Rockwell Rovers 2-10

The county Junior A hurling semi final as played yesterday in Clonmel, in glorious sunshine actually! Conditions were perfect for hurling especially for this time of year. Read more »

St. Patricks 0-13   Loughmore/Castleainey 0-12

The County Junior A hurling quarter final was played on Saturday in Littleon in blustery conditions. It was a very enjoyable game for spectators as the lead ebbed and flowed between both teams throughout the hour, there was very little between both sides. Read more »

St. Pats won their South u21 hurling quarter final last weekend against Cahir in Monroe. Unfortunately for all concerned Cahir started the game with only 13 players, produced the mandatory 15 for start of second half but then returned to 14. Conditions were poor but the number mismatch ensured the game was never in the balance. It finished 3-17 to 0-7 to Pats. We now play the winners of Skeehen and Kilsheelin in the semi final.

Team: J.Moroney(Capt), W.O’Brien, C.Dunne, T.Hayes, E.Needham, P.Horan, E.McCormack, D.Barry, S.Gorey, N.Kearney, N.Gleeson, T.O’Brien, S.Broderick, R.Maher, K.O’Neill. Subs; G.Strappe, D.Riordan, M.O’Halloran, M.Slattery, M.Fitzgerald, J.Moloney.

St. Pats Junior A hurlers play today against Loughmore in the county quarter final in Littleton. They have only one injury concern with captain Eoin McCormack going over on his ankle in the U21 game last weekend. Apart from that all are looking forward to it. Loughmore beat a fancied Sarsfields in the mid final, so it will be a big task for our lads. Here’s hoping that the lads get the wright result today and progress to the semis.

St. Pats U21 hurlers play the South B quarter final this Sunday against Cahir in Monroe at 12:00. Best of luck to them.

Monroe will host this years Junior A Hurling final on Sunday evening at 5:15pm. It is a repeat of last years semi final, St. Pats Vs Kilsheelin.

The score board, the objection, the appeal and the replay will all be remembered from the meeting of these two in last years semi final. So to say that there is a bit at stake this year is an understatement. St. Pats will be intent on holding onto their crown and Kilsheelin intent on reversing last years result.

Kilsheelin put a big score(3-20) against a fancied Clonmel Og in the semi final. St. Pats stumbled over Newcastle in their semi. Will Pats be able to move the ball fast enough and avoid a physical battle with a very big Kilsheelin team, only time will tell.

St. Pats have some, minor injury worries but nothing major. Tony O’Brien misses the final due to suspension and he will be a loss. Apart from that it looks as if our lads are ready to go and here’s wishing them the best on Sunday evening!

St. Pats played both A and B hurling South Semi finals yesterday in Monroe against Newcastle and Carrick Davins respectively. Read more »

Yes, its round 3 next Sunday on hurling’s biggest day of the year. The hurling world awaits and expects a colossal confrontation from the ’09 and ’10 champions. The thing is, confrontation they will most definitely get, whether it will be a classic in hurling terms … chances are that it may not be! Read more »

St. Pats hurlers, both A and B qualified for the semi finals last weekend.

JHC A St. Patricks 2-25 Mulinahone 0-6 Read more »