Schools Hurling 2021/22

[don]

Interesting link here to some pages of the programme from 1981 Harty final -North Mon v CCR, also contains a report on CCR's only Harty title in 68, if you right click and open image in new tab you can then zoom in on photos

https://twitter.com/x/status/1479507518342807552

 

[hurley68]

Tulla win Harty by 3 points
ASR were hot favourites

 

[HurlingFan19]

Tulla win Harty by 3 points
ASR were hot favourites

Some achievement from them. Lost the first day out and then went on to beat Colmans, Christians and De Lá Salle, and now Ard Scoil and I’d say it was their first year playing Harty Cup.

 

[hurley68]

Spot on. Their 1st year,some achievement.Asr had players from all over Co Limerick and Clare

 

[omar]

I only saw them play vs CBC but it was obvious they were going to be incredibly hard to beat. Fair play to them.

 

[Twiceasnice97]

Some achievement from them. Lost the first day out and then went on to beat Colmans, Christians and De Lá Salle, and now Ard Scoil and I’d say it was their first year playing Harty Cup.

without covid it would be their third harty
got to the quarter final v flannans their first year up

 

[TheOutdoorThreadmill]

I only saw them play vs CBC but it was obvious they were going to be incredibly hard to beat. Fair play to them.

You see the clip from the umpire in that game, gas all the same

 

[bluesball]

Rocco beat Charleville by 2 goals 3-11 to 1-11 in b final on 4g pitch last Saturday..Didnt have a program but both keepers were very good and the Rocco full forward was also excellent.

 

[Corkonian1]

bluesball

What did you think of the performances of Kevin Lyons and Mark Riordan marking each other centre-back and centre-forward respectively? I believe Lyons went off injured around the half way mark. We should see both involved in this years U-20 Inter-county championship and who knows they could be marking each other again.

The Charleville CBS 'keeper is Kieran Murphy who was correctly talked up a lot for his outstanding minor performances as a forward and free taker for Shandrum in last year's Premier Minor 2 Hurling Championship. I thought he'd make this years minor panel for his versatility alone but I don't think the Cork minor management looked at him as a'keeper. I heard he was dropped from the panel after being looked at as a forward, raw pace is the one ingredient he lacks to make it in attack at this level, though a lovely hurler.

Rocco's Ross Browne is another excellent 'keeper and gave an exhibition for Blackrock although on the losing side v Glen Rovers in last years County U-18 final.

The Rocco full-forward according to the report on De Newspaper is Conor O'Donovan, I can't recall seeing him playing before but may have at juvenile.

 

[UpCork123]

O'Donovan at FF was very impressive. Some size of a young man. Buckley and Lyons were stand out performers, I thought Lyons definitely got the better of the duel with Riordan. When he went of injured with 20 minutes to go I thought Charleville had a great chance. Brady at half back for Rocco was also very good.

I was surprised to hear Murphy was dropped from the minor panel. Interesting that Charleville used him as a goalkeeper. Rocco goalkeeper's distribution was very good.