AFTER UNSEATING NAAS in the Kildare final, Athy had far too much for Wicklow representatives Baltinglass in the first round of the Leinster senior club football championship.
They built up an early lead before Ronan Kelly tipped home a rebound to grab the game’s first goal midway through the first half.
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Soon after the second half began, Kelly collected his second goal, and James McGrath added the third.
Waterford SFC final
Rathgormack 1-12 The Nire 1-10
Rathgormnack achieved their three-peat in Waterford at Fraher Field on Sunday afternoon, beating The Nire who were chasing their first title since 2022.
In a final that has featured these two teams for four of the last finals, Jason Curry’s goal towards the very end of the first half proved to be the difference as the holders brought the Conway Cup back home once more.
They now travel to Clare to meet Banner champions Eire Óg in the Munster quarter-final on 9 November.
Wexford SFC final
Castletown 0-14 Shelmaliers 1-7
Castletown defended their Wexford senior football crown after they beat 2023 champions Shelmaliers in Wexford Park.
In a commanding performance, Shelmaliers added a bit of gloss to the scoreline when a hopeful ball in from Graham Staples ended up in the Castletown net.
They now have home advantage for the Leinster quarter-final when they face Dublin champions Ballyboden St Enda’s on 16 November.
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Athy make light work of Baltinglass, Castletown retain Wexford championship
Leinster SFC first round
Athy 3-16 Baltinglass 0-10
AFTER UNSEATING NAAS in the Kildare final, Athy had far too much for Wicklow representatives Baltinglass in the first round of the Leinster senior club football championship.
They built up an early lead before Ronan Kelly tipped home a rebound to grab the game’s first goal midway through the first half.
Soon after the second half began, Kelly collected his second goal, and James McGrath added the third.
Waterford SFC final
Rathgormack 1-12 The Nire 1-10
Rathgormnack achieved their three-peat in Waterford at Fraher Field on Sunday afternoon, beating The Nire who were chasing their first title since 2022.
In a final that has featured these two teams for four of the last finals, Jason Curry’s goal towards the very end of the first half proved to be the difference as the holders brought the Conway Cup back home once more.
They now travel to Clare to meet Banner champions Eire Óg in the Munster quarter-final on 9 November.
Wexford SFC final
Castletown 0-14 Shelmaliers 1-7
Castletown defended their Wexford senior football crown after they beat 2023 champions Shelmaliers in Wexford Park.
In a commanding performance, Shelmaliers added a bit of gloss to the scoreline when a hopeful ball in from Graham Staples ended up in the Castletown net.
They now have home advantage for the Leinster quarter-final when they face Dublin champions Ballyboden St Enda’s on 16 November.
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