Anthony Moyles and Daniella Moyles at Lawlor's Hotel, Naas
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19 Aug 2022
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The Preliminary Round of the Joe Mallon (Renault) Motors SFC got under way on Friday and continues on Saturday, with all eight round games down for decision.
Of the three SFC games this evening, Eadestown take top honours defeating Johnstownbridge while Athy looked in real trouble against Carbury when trailing 1-7 to 0-4 with Cathal McCarron shown a straight red in the opening half. However Athy got themselves back in it with a Kevin Feely goal and a second from Paudie Behan; Carbury scoring just one point in the second half.
But the big news is the win of Dessie Brennan's Eadestown, relegated to Division 2 this season, who had not less than eight point sto spare over the fancied Johnstownbridge.
Celbridge had a comfortable win over Kilcock.
The following are the results for Friday clashes:
Athy 2-11 Carbury 1-8;
Celbridge 6-16 Kilcock 1-10;
Eadestown 2-12 Johnstownbridge 0-10,
SUNDAY'S GAMES
Raheens 0-00 St Laurence's 0-00;
Clogherinkoe 0-00 Sarsfields 0-00;
Moorefield 0-00 Naas 0-00;
Maynooth 0-00 Round Towers 0-00;
Clane 0-00 Confey 0-00.
Caragh village (Pic: Googlemaps)
Sinéad Ronan, Public Affairs Manager, County Kildare Chamber and Luke Hanahoe, President, County Kildare Chamber with the pre-Budget submission
Clane Cormac Vizzard shows his determination as he goes past the challenge of Celbridge Niall O'Regan in the Joe Mallon (Renault) Motors SFC, Group B, Round 2 game, Photo: Sean Brilly
RIP to the late Rosaleen Ryan, Gerry McGlinchy and Thomas Hetherington
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