Local Derby tops the billing on Saturday of Round 2

By Meath GAA Sat 1st Aug

Meath G.A.A.
Local Derby tops the billing on Saturday of Round 2
Local Derby tops the billing on Saturday of Round 2

The programme of games on the Saturday of Round 2 in the Club Hurling Championships is a small one but it no less appetising with some excellent matches anticipated across the Senior, Intermediate and Intermediate B grades.

 

Tickets for the games are available via the link:  Hurling Championship Tickets

 

The offering in the Ted Murtagh Clothing & Footwear, Trim Senior Hurling Championship is a fascinating one as we are treated to a local derby between Kilmessan and Kiltale in St. Loman’s Park, Trim.  Kilmessan came away from the opening round with a draw against reigning champions Ratoath and they will face a tough test against a Kiltale side that defeated Kildalkey in an impressive manner two weeks ago.

 

Kiltale are currently the form side in the county off the back of winning the JLD Access Hurling League title a month ago and there are few clubs who could claim to have a stronger spine to their defensive unit than the John Donoghue managed outfit with SHane McGann in goals, Iarla Hughes at full back and Philip Garvey manning the centre back berth.  Throw in the likes of Mark O’Sullivan, James Kelly, Peter Durning and Jack Regan in the forward line and there is more than enough to build another Jubilee Cup winning side around.

 

Kilmessan are regarded by many as the coming team in Meath hurling and there is no doubting that they have the talent to launch themselves into the conversation for overall honours.

 

Kyle Donnelly had his inter-county season hampered by injuries but when fully fit there are few better defenders around than him and he anchors the defence at centre back where he is flanked by Kris Gorman and Alex Smyth.

 

When the likes of Lorcan Byrne, Darragh Horan, Sean Doyle and team captain Mark Horan catch fire then they are a hugely effective attacking unit and possess plenty of flair.

 

Can Kilmessan claim the local bragging rights and move on to three points or will Kiltale maintain their impressive form and move onto two wins from two games?

 

Ted Murtagh Clothing & Footwear, Trim Senior Hurling Championship Round 2

Kilmessan vs Kiltale – 19:00.  Venue – St. Loman’s Park, Trim

 

Abbey Pharmacy Intermediate Hurling Championship Round 2

Gaeil Colmcille vs St. Peter’s Dunboyne – 16:30.  Venue – Kiltale

 

There was no panel provided by St. Peter’s Dunboyne. 

 

Abbey Pharmacy Intermediate Hurling Championship Round 2

Clann na nGael vs Rathmolyon – 19:00.  Venue – Devenish Park, Dunganny

 

There was no panel provided by Clann na nGael. 

 

Abbey Pharmacy Intermediate B Hurling Championship Round 2

Boardsmill vs Kildalkey – 16:30.  Venue – Devenish Park, Dunganny

 

There was no panel provided by Boardsmill or Kildalkey.

 

Friday’s Results

Competition

Team 1

Score

Score

Team 2

Venue

Referee

Ted Murtagh Clothing & Footwear, Trim SHC Round 2 Ratoath 1-22 2-13 Na Fianna Devenish Park, Dunganny Kevin Brady
Abbey Pharmacy IHC Round 2 Drumree 2-16 1-16 Donaghmore / Ashbourne Batterstown Ciarán Flynn
Abbey Pharmacy IHC B Round 2 Trim 3-17 0-13 Kilmessan Rathmolyon Shane Watters
Abbey Pharmacy IHC B Round 2 Bhulf Tón CLG 1-16 0-12 Kiltale Paddy O’Brien Park, O’Mahony’s Mark Reilly
K Windows & Doors JHC Group B Round 1 Navan O’Mahony’s 2-09 2-05 Killyon Trim Road, O’Mahony’s Shane Mooney

 

By Meath GAA Sat 1st Aug

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