COUNTY LEAGUE. Asdee  0-11  Rathmore “B”  3-12. Even though a10 point win might suggest that the East Kerrymen had it all their own  way but nothing could be further from thetruth as they had to battle hard against a dogged Asdee side before securingvictory at Walsh Park on Saturday evening last. However on saying that Rathmorewere full value for their victory as their sheer strength and pace along withtheir goal-scoring power was always a problem for the home side whereas Asdeewere always struggling to put scores on the board and kicked a total of 12wides over the hour. The game got off to a blistering start as play ebbed andflowed until the 6^th minute John Hickey the Rathmore midfielderkicked a fine point; 4 minutes later the impressive Paul O Carroll had thesides level. Then we had drama at both ends; firstly it took a super save byJames Kelly in the home goals to deprive what looked like a certain Rathmoregoal and not to be outdone the Rathmore custodian Kenneth O Keeffe did likewisebut when the ball spilled,Mike Breen put his effort over. Then in the 15^thminute a high delivery into the Asdee goalmouth saw the ball go into the netoff a defender. Points were exchanged as the game changed from end to end andin the 29^th minute only a point seperated the sides Rathmore 1-5Asdee 0-7.However the pacy Rathmore men were always that little step ahead andin the 30^th minute full forward John O Keeffe struck for a welltaken goal. John Hickey closed the first half scoring at Rathmore 2-6 Asdee0-7. On the change over the home side got stuck in and after kicking 2 terriblewides full back Martin Collins came up field to split the uprights followed byanother by Paul O Carroll with 4 minutes gone cutting the deficit down to just3 points. Then after 7 minutes corner forward Mark T Reen put the East Kerrymen back in the driving seat when henipped in for goal number three. Kieran Kelly and Paul O Carroll and substituteDenis McCarthy and Tadhg O Mahony exchanged points leaving it 3-8 to 11ptsafter 24 minutes. At this stage Rathmore used up their bench as in fairnessthey were always a step ahead as we approached the final minutes of the game.Both substitutes Denis McCarthy and Donal Moynihan along with John O Keeffewithout reply closed the scoring.There was some excellent performers on the hometeam and none more-so than Paul O Carroll at corner forward who kicked over 5superb points, Cyril Dineen was another who caught the eye. Kieran Kelly andSean Doran held their own at midfield. In defence Martin Collins and ConorKeane more than held their own.  Teams;Asdee, James Kelly, Con Carmody, Martin Collins, 1pt, Brian Coughlan, SeanKeane, Michael Tydings, Conor Keane, John Doran, Kieran Kelly, 2pts, MikeBreen, 1pt, Eoin Kennedy, Jack Keane, 1pt, Cyril Dineen, 1pt, Eoin Tydings,Paul O Carroll, 5pts. Subs, Eoin O Carroll, for Michael Tydings, Dinny Daltonfor Jack Keane, Michael Walsh for Brian Coughlan, Keith McNamara for Eoin OCarroll.  Referee, Peter Curtin, Brosna.

U2/COLDPLAYTICKETS!! 
With both concerts sold-out next month, we are pleased to announce that theClub will be raffling off  2 tickets foreach concert.

2 Premium level Tickets for U 2 concert in CrokePark and 2 Hogan Tickets foe Coldplay also in Croke Park.

You can enter through this link...
https://www.myclubfinances.com/tickets_m.asp…

The prices are €10 for one raffle ticket, €20 forthree tickets, €30 for four tickets, €40 for six tickets.

The draw will be available to watch on FacebookLive on June 30th @ 9pm.

All proceeds are in aid of developing Jack WalshPark.

UNDER 12s. Bally/Asdee  3-18  St. Pats, Blennerville  0-9. Without doubt this was the combinations side best performance so far inthe Under 12 County football League which was played at O Rahilly Park,Ballylongford on Sunday evening last. The home side had a comfortable half timelead of 1-12 to 0-2 with that dominance continued into the second half. Fairplay to St. Pats even though they were struggling all through they never gaveup the chase but on the day Bally/Asdee were very deserving victors. Themajority of the scores was registered by Patrick Mulvihill, Oisin Healy andSean O Connor. The panel were; Liam Hanrahan, Jack Hannon, Patrick Mulvihill,2-9, Oisin Healy, 7pts, John Daly, Niamh Daly, Liam Walsh, Pauric Fogarty, 1pt,Luke Premdergast, Nancy Dee, Sean O Connor, 1-1, Dan O Neill, Ruby Keane,Andrew Aherne, Grace Heffernan, Abbie Collins, Hazel Keane, Ross O Neill.Referee, Denny O Sullivan, Finuge.

GOLDEN GOAL Week 19 winner of the Golden Goal was, John “Jer” Kennedy, Tullahinell   which is in conjunction with upcomingFixtures in both National Football and Hurling League and Championship.(Televised games)

Tickets are available and will be on saleeach week for the duration of the National League and  Championship from Club members and at the usualoutlets; “Jack Jays” Bar, Post Office and John Pius at E2 each with E40 to begiven out each week to the winning number which corresponds with the first goalscored.

FIXTURE. Credit Union County Football League, Division 5.Round 5.  Away to  Moyvane at Brosnan Park, this Saturday June10th. 7 30pm .Remaining County League games; Home to Kilgarvan, Churchill andCordal; away to  Knocknagoshel, Tuosistand Valentia. North Kerry Minor Leagues;

Division2B Rd 1. Thursday June 22^nd, 7 30pm. At Ballyduff, Ballyduff/Duagh vBallylongford/Asdee. Moyvane/Tarbert, bye.