The Kerry U16 management have named their starting line up and panel for today’s Munster Final clash against Tipperary in Mallow at 4.45.
Munster U/16 Ladies Final
Kerry v Tipperary Mallow May 5th @4.45 pm
Kerry U/16’s will face old rivals Tipperary in the Munster U/16 final on Saturday May 5th in Mallow. The sides have a history of meeting each other since U/14 level and will be well aware of each others strengths – and weaknesses.
The sides met in the first round of the Munster competition on March 19th but Kerry were on fire that day and recorded a 5-13 to 1-4 victory. Kerry took a 4-11 to 1-1 lead in at half time, and the shell shocked Tipperary outfit had no answer to Kerry’s pace and power. Kerry had 8 different scorers on that occasion, a fact that is bound to have pleased their manager Rory Kilgallen.
Next up for the Kingdom girls was a home tie at John Mitchels complex against Cork. Once again Kerry were irresistible and romped to a 5-14 to 1-6 victory.
Tipperary had a very mixed Munster campaign. After the initial loss to Kerry they also suffered a hiding at the hands of Cork when they went down on a 3-14 to 1-5 scoreline. This meant that Tipperary had to meet Cork again to have a shot at the Munster final, and they upset all of the odds as they recorded a 3-6 to 1-8 victory. Centre half forward Ava Fennessy was on fire that day and slotted over 7 points. She will have to be watched but Tipperary also had excellent performances from Caitlinn Kennedy, Queva O’Meara, Leah Cohen, Ashling Ryan and Maeve McGuigan.
Kerry have plenty quality in their ranks as well, but they will have to be wary of the Tipperary challenge. Players like goalkeeper Ciara Butler,Rachel O’Connor, Maud Kelly, Aoife Dillane, Gemma Kearney, Rachel Dwyer,Ava Doherty, Mary O’Connell,Aisling O’Connell, Danielle O’Leary, Siofra O’Shea, Clodagh Evans,Mary O’Connor, Ella Teahan and Rachel Kilgallen have been performing very well for their side, but in fairness there is quality all through this Kerry squad.
The team will line out as follows;
1. Ciara Butler (Castlegregory)
2. Maud Kelly (Fossa)
3. Rachel O Connor (Corca Dhuibhne)
4. Ava Doherty (Glenflesk)
5. Gemma Kearney (Castleisland Desmonds)
6. Rachel Dwyer (Southern Gaels) Captain.
7. Aoife Dillane (Austin Stacks)
8. Mary O Connell ( Na Gaeil)
9. Aisling O Connell ( Ballymac)
10. Rachel Kilgallen ( John Mitchels)
11. Danielle O Leary (Rathmore)
12. Ella Teehan(Miltown/Listry)
13. Clodagh Evans (Miltown Listry)
14. Siofra O Shea (Southern Gaels )
15. Mary Collins ( Rathmore )
16. Claire Feeley (laune Rangers)
17. Rachel Evans (Laune Rangers )
18.Ciara Mc Carthy (Abbeydorney)
19.Chloe O Connor (Firies)
20.Tara Murphy (Killarney Legion)
21.Ciara Fitzgerald (Currow)
22. Aoife Flaherty (Finuge/St Senans)
23.Fodhla Houlihan ( Laune Rangers)
24.Kerrie Ann Hanrahan (Killarney Legion)
25.Cliona Murphy( Southern Gaels)
26.Susan Cahill (Rathmore)
27.Maggie Kingston(Beaufort)
28. Andrea Nolan (Laune Rangers)
29. Elaine O Donoghue (Firies)
30. Roisin Griffin (Cromane)
Team Manager: Rory Kilgallen Selectors : Frank Mc Loughlin , Christina
Murphy, Daniel Fleming,Mick Hannafin,Joby Costello,Frances Bowler.
Physio : Lorraine Wall
Extended Panel:Paris Mc Carthy,Ellie Mc Elligott ,Lauren O Leary,Lisa Ni
Gearailt,Aoilbhe Mangan,Mairead Ni Chriobhain,Orla Dunphy,Maggie West.
The Kerry Ladies GFA held their May County Board meeting at the Kerins O’Rahillys clubhouse on Thursday night and the big news to emerge was the election of Sean Walsh of Moyvane to the role of Chairperson.
Walsh who is the former Chairman of Kerry GAA and Munster was proposed by Kieran Savage of the Ballymacelligott club and was seconded by Dave Randles of Killarney Legion. Mr Walsh’s election was met by a unanimous show of hands by all of the delegates present.
In his opening Chairperson’s address Mr Walsh said that he wasn’t there to take over Kerry LGFA but instead he would help to put the structures in place that his experience had taught him. Mr Walsh was a member of the Kerry GAA executive for 30 years and served as Chairman for 10 of those.
Walsh also stated that it was important that the County Board was not just about the people in the executive positions, but instead it was about ordinary club members who must do their bit to help out. He said that there was a massive amount of work being done by people in the background, but an awful lot more must be done for it to be truly successful.
A number of measures the he proposed were the broadening of the fixtures committee so that the work load could be shared. He also felt that a communications committee needed to be put in place with a geographical spread of people in the county involved that could help. Mr Walsh also felt that a new finance committee needed to be formed as well as a defined development and coaching structure.
Mr Walsh finished by saying that he hoped that he would receive the support of the people around the county and that he would give his new role his best shot.
Meanwhile Donal Rahilly of Bal
New County Secretary Donal Rahilly said that he was looking forward to working with Sean Walsh. He said that Mr Walsh had already left a big impression on him with his ideas and ambitions for Kerry LGFA. Donal Rahilly also complimented clubs for the efficient running of their league games so far, and encouraged clubs to send in officers to the Club Officer training night to be held on the 15th May in ISK.He also said that 2019 would be a very exciting year for Kerry LGFA with the National Congress due to be held in the county.
Finally Mr Rahilly congratulat
Kerry LGFA executive;
Chairperson Sean Walsh Moyvane
Vice Chairperson Christena Curtin Kerins O’
Secretary Donal Rahilly Ballym
Asst Secretary Debbie Hannon Beale
Treasurer Anthony Curran Ballymacelligott
Asst Treasurer Nora Fealey Laune Rangers
Development Officer Donal Doherty Spa
Registrar Joe O Flaherty Finuge/St Senans
Fixtures Secretary Selina Looney Killarney Legion
Child Protection Officer Debbie Hannon Beale
Language and Cultural Officer Tomas O Hainifin Abbeydorney
PRO Dan Kearney Castleisland Desmonds
As the young footballers of Intermediate School Killorglin and St Brigids Killarney prepare for their All Ireland Finals we preview the big games ahead for both sides.
All Ireland PPS Junior A Final
IS Killorglin v Loreto Cavan, Banagher Friday 20th April at 1pm.
All roads lead to Banagher County Offaly next Friday when Intermediate School Killorglin hope to bring back the Junior A All Ireland title. Standing in their way are the Ulster champions Loreto Cavan , and they are sure to provide a stern test for the Killorglin girls, in what could prove to be a classic final.
ISK come into the game on the back of a very impressive Munster campaign in which they racked up 20 goals and 44 points in a series of hammerings dished out to Loreto Fermoy, Christ the King Cork and John the Baptist of Limerick. The Munster final was a much tighter affair but ISK eventually accounted for Loreto Clonmel on a 2-14 to 3-8 scoreline after extra time. ISK were thankful to goals from Rachel Evans and Cora Joy that day, whilst Roisin Griffin was in superb point scoring form from play and frees. Next up was Loreto Navan of Meath and ISK stormed to a 3-13 to 3-7 victory.
ISK’s opponents Loreto Cavan are a formidable outfit in their own right. They are no slouches on the scoring front either and have amassed 16 goals and 41 points in their 3 Ulster championship games. They also accounted for Presentation Tuam of Galway on a 6-9 to 4-5 scoreline in the All Ireland semi final. Their senior team recently won the All Ireland A title as well and a number of the players that started that game will line out next Friday for the Junior team. The very dangerous Ally Cahill is a player that will have to be watched while Ashling Walls, Lorna O’Reilly, Aoife Crowe and Olivia Murphy are players that could open up the ISK defence if allowed.
There is serious quality in the ISK side as well though and most of their starting 15 have worn the Kerry jersey at underage level. Players like Claire Fealy in goals, Andrea Nolan, Kayleigh McGlashen,Orla Dunphy and Beithinn Brosnan are excellent performers in defence. Rachel Evans and Ailbhe Clifford form a formidable midfield , while in attack ISK will be looking to players like Roisin Griffin, Cora Joy, Fodhla Houlihan and Mairin Duffy to get the scores.
ISK’s management team of Anna Maria O’ Donoghue, Darragh O’Regan, Dave Stanton and James Doyle have done great work in preparing the team and will be quietly confident of lowering the Cavan sides colours on Friday. It will be a tough task, but with the quality that is in their side they are well capable of bringing the All Ireland title back to Killorglin.
All Ireland PPS Junior B Final
St Brigids Killarney v Colaiste Bhaile Chlair (Galway), Rathkeale,Saturday 21st April at 1 pm.
St Brigids Killarney are the second Kerry school in action this weekend when they face Colaiste Bhaile Chlair of Galway in the All Ireland PPS B final on Saturday. St Brigids had a relatively easy campaign in Munster and ran up a massive 18 goals and 46 points in their victories over Colaiste na Sceilge, Pobalscoil Chorca Dhuibhne, St. Mary’s Mallow, and St Flannan’s of Clare. The Munster final was an all Kerry affair with St Brigid’s triumphing over Scoil Phobail Sliabh Luchra Rathmore on a 6-9 to 2-8 scoreline, whilst it was a much tighter affair in the All Ireland semi final where they had a single point to spare in a 1-7 to 1-6 win over Eureka Secondary School Kells.
Like ISK, St Brigids have a number of players with intercounty experience in their side with Tara Murphy, Ava Doherty, Chloe O’Connor, Jade Potts, Ciara Randles and Anna Clifford all top performers. They will have able back up in the likes of Isabelle Murphy, Meghan Brosnan and Mairead Bennett. In fairness there is quality all through the Killarney side and with Anna Clifford on song it is difficult to see them being beaten.
Colaiste Bhaile Chlair is a relatively new school in Claregalway as it was only opened in 2013, but they have made rapid strides in ladies football in the last few years. Last Saturday they claimed the All Ireland PPS senior C All Ireland title at the first time of asking and will have some of those girls in their ranks for Saturday. After an easy route through the Connacht championship, Colaiste Bhaile Chlair had a ding dong tussle against St Catherines College Armagh in the All Ireland semi final before eventually pulling through on a 4-11 to 4-9 scoreline. They have notable players in Kiera Kearney, Kate Slevin, Shauna Brennan, Aiva Murray,Elaine Mitchell, Laura Flynn, and Shannon Connelly and are sure to test the mettle of the Killarney girls. Colaiste Bhaile Chlair are managed by Galway senior footballer Fabienne Cooney.
St Brigids are managed by Adrienne Brosnan and Paudie Breen and they are certain to have their girls well prepared for the battle ahead.It promises to be an epic battle, but St Brigids should have the quality to pull through in the finish.
The Kerry U14 team had to dig deep to overcome adversity and Tipperary in the MLGFA U14 Championship semi-final.
Match report:
Kerry U. 14’s had a well-deserved one-point victory over Tipperary in the Munster A Semi Final, a game played at high tempo, with sheer determination, an abundance of goals, a disallowed goal for Aisling Hanafin and excellent passages of play by both teams. Kerry opened the scoring with a point from captain Amy Harrington, Tipperary replied with a goal and a point. Kerry were down to fourteen players very early in the first half. Another point from Harrington, a well taken goal by Melanie Higgins and the conscientious Finola Ní Chathasaigh rattled Tipperary with 1-1. Tipperary pressed hard scoring 1-4 but goal keeper Saoirse Dorrian made a great save to keep Kerry in the game. Kerry went in at half time two points down with the score 2-5 to 2-3. The Kerry girls came out with fire and determination in the second half to win this game. Kerry rattled Tipperary with two well executed goals from Amy Harrington. Kerry now playing with 12 players, continued to attack and create chances. Kerry’s Laura Leslie was unlucky when her goal chance hit the crossbar. Tipperary replied with a goal and a couple of points. Kerry’s defence worked tirelessly to keep Tipperary out. The Kerry backline was dominant, with dogged defence. The hardworking midfield pairing of Ellie O’ Connell and Caoimhe Guerin-Crowley aided their backline when called upon and supplied the forward line with superb ball. Tipperary continued to attack, scoring a goal and clocked up more points. This did not unsteady this Kerry U14’s team. With the final whistle approaching, Kerry were awarded a well-deserved free taken by Melanie Higgins. With the free dropping short, the hardworking Harrington was awarded a penalty for her endeavours. Kerry’s diligent vice-captain Ellie O’ Connell stepped up to the mark to fire Kerry into the lead with a rocket of a shot into the net. Tipperary continued to press and had a two-point advantage. But the industrious Melanie Higgins shook Tipperary with the final goal of the game after hard work from Finola Ní Chathasaigh and Heather McNamara. The gallant Kerry side held out for a one point victory over a strong Tipperary side on a score line of 6-3 to 3-11. Kerry now march on to play Cork in the Munster A final in the coming weeks. The Kerry Management are extremely proud of the tireless, determined attitude and effort made by this Kerry U.14s team in the Munster Semi Final.
Scorers: Amy Harrington 2-2, Melanie Higgins 2-0, Finola Ní Chatasaigh 1-1, Ellie O’ Connell 1-0
It’s going to be a busy weekend for Kerry Ladies Football with 4 teams in action.
Munster U/14 Championship
The Kerry U/14’s are the first team in action when they take on Tipperary in Bansha at 1.30 on Saturday. Kerry suffered a 5-03 to 1-8 loss to Cork in the first round but in reality there was very little in the contest and Cork’s ability to score goals at vital times proved to be the difference between the sides. It is a must win game for Kerry as a loss will see them relinquish their Munster title, while a win will see them qualify for the final once again. Manager John Doona has named a strong panel for the game, and Kerry will be confident of lowering the Premier Counties colours.
Kerry will line out as follows;
Saoirse Dorrian Beaufort
Shonagh Fitzpatrick Southern Gaels
Kelli McGrath Listowel Emmets
Sophie Dennehy Fossa
Caiti O’Sullivan Southern Gaels
Alicia Burke Fossa
Shauna Tagney Scartaglin
Ellie O’ Connell Southern Gaels
Amy Harrington(Captain) Inbhear Sceine Gaels
Melanie Higgins Abbeydorney
Heather McNamara Austin Stacks
Katie Dunworth Ballyduff
Finola Ni Chathasaigh Castlegregory
Clodagh Murray Austin Stacks
Pia Hickey Dr Crokes
Subs
Ciara Cronin Castleisland Desmonds
Ailbhe Brosnan Kilcummin
Laura Leslie Laune Rangers
Sarah Lynch Listowel Emmets
Aisling Hanafin Abbeydorney
Caoimhe Guerin-Crowley Rathmore
Emma Kelly Dr Crokes
Katelyn Leen Abbeydorney
Grace Cahill Castleisland Desmonds
Aisling Shire Castleisland Desmonds
Megan O’Donoghue Rathmore
Leanne O’Sullivan Southern Gaels
Katie Cronin Inbhear Sceine Gaels
Munster U/16 Championship
Kerry U/16’s welcome Cork to John Mitchels for their second game of the Munster campaign at 2oc on Saturday. Kerry go into the game on the back of a comprehensive 5-13 to 1-4 victory over Tipperary in the first round of the competition. It will be Cork’s first day out in the competition and they will be determined to retain the Munster title that they won in 2017. The U/16 championship is being run on a round robin league basis and a win for the Kingdom would see them parachute strainght into the final. It won’t be easy however and this battle could go right down to the final whistle.
Manager Rory Killgallen has named an unchanged side and Kerry will line out as follows;
1. Ciara Butler (Castlegregory)
2. Maud Kelly (Fossa)
3. Rachel O’Connor (Corca Dhuibhne)
4. Ava Doherty (Glenflesk)
5. Gemma Kearney (Castleisland Desmonds)
6. Rachel Dwyer (Southern Gaels) Captain.
7. Aoife Dillane (Austin Stacks)
8. Mary O’Connell (Na Gaeil)
9. Aisling O’Connell (Ballymac)
10. Rachel Kilgallen (John Mitchels )
11. Danielle O’Leary (Rathmore)
12. Ella Teahan(Milltown/Listry)
13. Clodagh Evans (Milltown/Listry)
14. Siofra O’Shea (Southern Gaels)
15. Mary Collins (Rathmore)
16. Claire Fealey (Laune Rangers
17. Rachel Evans (Laune Rangers)
18. Ciara McCarthy (Abbeydorney)
19. Chloe O’Connor (Firies)
20. Tara Murphy (Killarney Legion)
21. Ciara Fitzgerald (Currow)
22. Maggie Kingston (Beaufort)
23. Fodhla Houlihan (Laune Rangers)
24. Kerri Ann Hanrahan (Killarney Legion)
25. Cliona Murphy (Southern Gaels)
26. Susan Cahill (Rathmore)
27. Paris McCarthy (Castleisland Desmonds)
28. Aoife O’Flaherty (Finuge/StSenans)
29. Elaine O’Donoghue (Firies)
30. Roisin Griffin (Cromane
Extended Panel:Andrea Nolan (Laune Rangers), Ellie McElligott (Ballymac), Lauren O’Leary (Rathmore), Lisa Ni Gearailt (Corca Dhuibhne), Aoilbhe Mangan (Cromane), Mairead Ni Chiobhain (Corca Dhuibhne), Orla Dunphy (Laune Rangers), Maggie West (Beaufort).
Lidl National Football League Round 7
The stakes couldn’t be much higher as Kerry host Westmeath in Strand Road Tralee. Kerry’s 3 point deduction during the week leaves them pointless so it’s winner takes all on Sunday.If there’s a loser on the day, that team will be relegated and playing Division 2 football next year.Westmeath suffered a big defeat to Donegal in round 3, and lost out by ten points against Cork, but they’ve given a decent account of themselves in the matches with Mayo, Dublin and Monaghan.Kerry’s last outing saw them concede 6-11 against Donegal, and confidence levels are bound to be low. Kerry have the experience and quality to pull this out of the bag however, so a vocal home support could go a long way towards ensuring victory.
Manager Graham Shine has named the following side for the game;
1 Laura Fitzgerald Na Gaeil
2 Laoise Coughlan Rathmore
3 Aislinn Desmond Rathmore
4 Aisling O’Connell Scartaglen
5 Amy Foley Beaufort
6 Sarah Murphy Rathmore
7 Kate O’Sullivan Dingle
8 Lorraine Scanlon Castleisland Desmonds
9 Eilish O’Leary Kilcummin
10 Emma Dineen Glenflesk
11 Sarah Houlihan Beaufort
12 Andrea Murphy Castleisland Desmonds
13 Siobhan Burns Dr Crokes
14 Amanda Brosnan Dr Crokes
15 Meabh Barry Na Gaeil
16 Linda Bruggener Spa
17 Caoimhe O’Sullivan St Sylvesters
18 Clodagh O’Connor Na Fianna
19 Siobhan Goodwin Castlegregory
20 Eilish O’Callaghan Scartaglen
21 Aoife Geaney Dingle
22 Eilis Lynch Castleisland Desmonds
23 Deirdre Kearney Na Gaeil
24 Deirdre Geaney Dingle
25 Louise Ni Mhuircheartaigh Corca Dhuibnhe
26 Moira O’Flaherty Moyvane/Clounmacon
Munster Minor Championship
Kerry will travel to Cloughduv on Bank Holiday Monday to take on Cork in Round 3 of the Munster Championship with a 2oc throw in. The Minor Championship is being run on the same league basis as the U/16’s with the top team automatically qualifying for the final, whilst the second and third based sides play in a semi final. Both Kerry and Cork had good victories over Tipperary in the earlier rounds and whichever side wins will automatically qualify for the Munster final. The loser of the contest will have to face Tipperary once more in a semi final.
Manager Jonathan Griffin has named a formidable side for the game and Kerry will line out as follows;
1. Sinead Warren (Rathmore)
2. Kate Maher (Kilcummin)
3. Mairead Lehane (Milltown/Listry)
4. Anna O’Reilly (Fossa)
5. Kayla O’Connor (Castleisland Desmonds)
6. Tara Breen (Beaufort)
7. Ciara Murphy (Milltown/Listry) Captain
8. Sophie Lynch (Listowel Emmets)
9. Brid Ryan (Rathmore)
10. Hannah O’Donoghue (Beaufort)
11. Aoife O’Callaghan (Rathmore)
12. Niamh O’Connor (Corca Dhuibhne)
13. Ciara O’Brien (Laune Rangers)
14. Katie Buckley (Rathmore)
15. Anna Clifford (Fossa)
16. Ailbhe Clifford (Cromane)
17. Erica McGlynn (Fossa)
18. Ceiti Long (Corca Dhuibhne)
19. Jillian Courtney (Glenflesk)
20. Fiadhna Tangney (Beaufort)
21. Jadyn Lucey (Na Gaeil)
22. Labhaoise Walmsley (Castleisland Desmonds)
23. Katie Palmer (Inbhear Sceine Gaels)
24. Julie O’Sullivan (Inbhear Sceine Gaels)
25. Caoimhe Evans (Milltown/Listry)
26. Emma O’Sullivan (Inbhear Sceine Gaels)
27. Ellen O’Sullivan (Inbhear Sceine Gaels)
28. Ellen Coffey (Killarney Legion)
29. Kate Stack (Dr. Crokes)
30. Ciara Randles (Killarney Legion)
Munster U16A Championship
Kerry 5-13 Tipperary 1-4
Kerry U16 Ladies footballers got their Munster Championship campaign off to a flying start with a comprehensive 21 point victoy over a fancied Tipperary side in Tipperary Town last Monday.
The most impressive statistic to emerge from the game from a Kerry point of view was the fact that both of their midfielders and 6 forwards contributed to the scoreboard on the day. This, allied to a teak tough defence that gave very little away, laid the foundation for some superb Kerry teamwork throughout the contest that was bound to please their management team.
Although dominant for most of the game, Kerry still had to call on netminder Ciara Butler to produce 3 outstanding saves on the day, but in truth Tipperary never looked like mounting any type of serious challenge to the overall outcome.
The foundation for Kerry’s victory was laid in a superb first half in which they outscored their opponents by 4-11 to 1-1. The Kerry half backline of Gemma Kearney, Rachel Dwyer and Aoife Dillane were completely dominant in this period, and their dogged defence, allied to a hard working midfield of Mary and Aisling O’Connell, gave the Kerry forwards the platform to display their scoring prowess. Scorer in chief was full forward Siofra O’Shea who contributed 2 goals and 5 points in this period, while she received able backup from Danielle O’Leary, Rachel Kilgallen, Ella Teahan , Clodagh Evans and Mary Collins, who all contributed to an impressive scoreboard. Ashling Ryan scored a point for Tipperary in the first half while Orla Winston chipped in with a good goal.
Tipperary, playing with the wind in the second half, came at Kerry with more determination. While they did threaten at times, keeper Butler, and some great defence from Maud Kelly, Rachel O’Connor and Ava Doherty in the full backline kept their attackers at bay. Tipperary did manage to score 3 points in the second half as Kerry missed a number of chances at the other end. Siofra O’Shea dusted herself off to score a penalty after she was fouled herself , while points from Mary O’Connell and Clodagh Evans sealed the Kerry victory. Kerry manager Rory Kilgallen gave a number of his substitutes some game time, and the manner in which they aquitted themselves gives great confidence to the strength in depth of his panel.
Kerry U16s next game is on March 31st in John Mitchels Complex against Cork.
Kerry scorers ; Siofra O’Shea 3-5 (1 goal pen, 4f), Mary Collins (1-1), Aisling O’Connell (0-2), Clodagh Evans (0-2), Ella Teahan (1 goal), Mary O’Connell (0-1), Rachel Kilgallen (0-1), Danielle O’Leary (0-1).
Following on from Caroline and Lorraine’s brilliant achievement of winning All Stars this year, I decided to list all of Kerry’s winners since they were first launched in 1980. In total the Kingdom ladies have amassed 84 All Star awards, with the most productive period being in Kerry’s golden era of the 1980’s. The great Mary Jo Curran leads the way with a record 11 awards, while Marina Barry is out on her own with 6, closely followed by Bridget Leen, Eileen Lawlor and Geraldine O’Shea with 5, while Annette Walsh and Dell Whyte claimed 5.
The current Kerry ladies team can lay claim to having 7 All Stars in their ranks with Louise Ni Mhuircheartaigh and Sarah Houlihan with 2 a piece, while Aislinn Desmond, Lorraine Scanlon and Caroline Kelly have one each.
The full list of Kerry All Star winners are;
1980
Eileen O’Connor
Mary J Curran
Eileen Lawlor
1981
Mary Twomey
Mary J Curran
1982
Hilda O’Leary
Mary Twomey
Del Whyte
1983
Nora Foley
Annette Walsh
Mary Twomey
Mary J Curran
Eileen Lawlor
1984
Bridget Leen
Mary J Curran
Eileen Lawlor
Margaret Lawlor
1985
Kathleen Curran
Marion Doherty
Lil O’Sullivan
Mary J Curran
Margaret Lawlor
Del Whyte
1986
Kathleen Curran
Nora Hallissey
Mary J Curran
Marina Barry
Del Whyte
1987
Kathleen Curran
Del Whyte
Mary Lane
Annette Walsh
Marina Barry
Mary J Curran
1988
Kathleen Curran
Phil Curran
Mary J Curran
Annette Walsh
Eileen Lawlor
Margaret Lawlor
1989
Phil Curran
Marion Doherty
Mary J Curran
Annette Walsh
Marina Barry
1990
Bridget Leen
Marion Doherty
Mary J Curran
Katie Liston
Margaret Lawlor
Eileen Lawlor
1991
Bridget Leen
Phil Curran
Marina Barry
Katie Liston
1992
Bridget Leen
Fionnuala Ruane
Marina Barry
1993
Katie Liston
Marie Fitzgerald
Mary J Curran
Marina Barry
1994
Kathleen Curran
Bridget Leen
1995
Fionnuala Ruane
Marie Fitzgerald
Geraldine O’Shea
1996
Geraldine O’Shea
2001
Sarah O’Connor
2002
Geraldine O’Shea
2003
Andrea O’Donoghue
Geraldine O’Shea
Kasey O’Driscoll
2004
Geraldine O’Shea
2006
Sarah O Connor
2010
Edel Murphy
2012
Cáit Lynch
Sarah Houlihan
Louise Ní Muircheartaigh
2013
Sarah Houlihan
Louise Ní Muircheartaigh
2015
Aislinn Desmond
2017
Caroline Kelly
Lorraine Scanlon
WE are so proud of our Al Stars !
There was great news for Caroline Kelly of Southern Gaels and Lorraine Scanlon of Castleisland Desmonds when they were awarded TG4 All Stars at Saturday nights ceremony at the City West Hotel in Dublin.
