MINORS  Asdee/Bally  1-4 Ballyduff/Duagh 5-11. Our Minor footballers of so much was expected ofafter doing well in all other competitions during the year just failed to showtheir true form on the day and bowed out of the Division 2 “Jotty HollyMemorial Minor North Kerry  Championshipat the semi final stage. It was simply a bad day at the office as theBallyduff/Duagh combination side just breezed past a disjointed outfit who hadvery few of the team playing up to the standard expected. Dowling Park, Coolardwas the venue and this game was effectively over by the end of the firstquarter as Ballyduff/Duagh led 4-2 without reply playing against the breeze. Ouronly score in that opening half came from Conor Keane leaving the intervalscore; Ballyduff/Duagh 4-4 Asdee/Bally 0-1. In fairness Asdee/Bally came moreinto the game on resumption; maybe the opposition took their foot off the pedalbut credit the boys in blue and white they showed some flashes of football thatthey are capable of playing. Eoin O Connor and Conor Carmody added points whileSean Hanrahan pushed up from midfield to billow the net. Still Ballyduff/Duaghweathered that storm and finished with a florish scoring a further 1-7 to seala fully deserved victory that was really never in doubt.Team; Cathal Doran,Sean Carmody, Gavan Stack, Conor Carmody, 0-1, James O Connor, Pa Carmody, JackKeane, Sean Hanrahan, 1gl, Shea Doran, Eoin O Connor, 2pts, Conor Keane, 1pt,Liam Mulvihill, Anton O Connor.  

GOLDEN GOAL Week 33  winners of the Golden; Isabella Vallelly,Tullahinell, Asdee and Dublin and Dan Dalton, Ballynoneen, Asdee  which is in conjunction with upcoming Fixturesin both National Football and Hurling League and Championship. (Televised games)Both will receive E40 each.

Tickets are available and will be on saleeach week for the duration of the Championship; Dublin v Mayo last weekendalong with any televised games which includes the ladies All Ireland football final;Dublin v Mayo. Tickets can be obtained 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. 

SCOR. Justa reminder that the first of the three Coiste Scor Chiarrai Competition will begetting underway in early November. So once again local Cultural Officer,Kathleen Carmody will be hoping to hear from anybody under 17 years of age whowould be interested in representing the club in Scor Na nOg in any of thefollowing catagories; Figure and Set Dancing, Solo Singing, Recitation, BalladGroup, Instrumental Music, Leiriu or Quiz. The Club have always been wellrepresented and have had their fair share of success down through the yearswith the long serving John Paul Galvin getting the ball rolling in the earlynineties as Scor Officer, to be followed by Mattie Quinn and the presentCultural Officer Kathleen Carmody. The remaining Scor competitions; Scor Sinsear,(over 17) and Scor Na bPaisti, (National School Children) will commence afterthe festive season. Looking forward to another season of the best of music,song, dance and act which will be starting at District Board level and goingstraight through to All Ireland level. Scor Na bPaisti finishes at County Finalday with an extra catagory of Sean Nos Dancing.  

FIXTURES. Credit Union County League Division 5; backlog game; Asdee are away toTuosist. Date to be confirmed.  Quarter Final's U21 North Kerry Championship
Sponsored by Dennehy Veterinary Clinic Duagh. At Frank Sheehy Park, Listowel,St. Senans v Ballylongford/Asdee/Beale, Extra time if required.Bernard O Callaghan Memorial North Kerry Senior Football Championship, Round 1.Asdee have home venue at Walsh.  Parkwhich is due to get underway in early October.  Dates to be confirmed by the C C C of theNorth Kerry Board.