New York GAA: So close for Monaghan, Leitrim are through, Bronx goes Back to Back and Kerry Kruise to win

Intermediate football, senior football, and junior hurling final,

Leitrim 1 Pa Ryan 2 Lonan McGuire 3 Brendan Donaghy 4 Mike Creegan 5 Shane Maher 6 Ciaran McKeever 7 Peter Fahey 8 Adrian O’Connor 9 Paddy Kelly 10 John Goldrick 11 David O’Gara 12 Rory Woods 13 Ciaran Tavey 14 Dan Doona 15 Jamie Clarke
Referee Brendan Moran

Man of the Match Ciaran McKeever (Leitrim)

Junior Hurling Final

Bronx goes Back to Back
Bronx 3-09 Hoboken 1-11

The Bronx took home their second junior title in a row with a trilling performance where keeper Eddie Hogan was outstanding and Sean Purcell got all the important scores up front. They were behind 0-06 to 1-00 after 20 minutes with their goal arriving in the second minute but responded with a closing salvo of 1-02 in the first half. After they extended their lead with a Purcell free, the game was score for score with both sides adding points leaving the game still in the balance at 2-06 to 0-11 with 14 minutes left. They were all Bronx as the side added 1-03 with Purcell again rattling the net to put distance between the sides at 3-08 to 0-11. Conor McInerney did have a consolation goal for Hoboken but they needed more and their main forward weapon Paul Loughnane was lost to injury in the first half.

Hoboken 1 Colm Reilly 2 Conor Costigan 4 Noel Gorman 5 James Egan 6 Shane O’Grady 7 PJ Delaney (0-03) 8 Darren Coffey 9 Pat Egan (0-03) 10 Adrian Purcell (0-05) 11 Paul Loughnane 12 Sean Wynne 13 Fintan Meehan 15 Kealim O’Hare Subs Conor McInerney (1-01)

Bronx 1 Eddie Hogan 2 Jamie Ward 4 Eoin McGarry 5 Davey Bolger 6 Ritchie Hartnett 7 Matt Schumacher 8 Willie Kellagher 9 Eoin Loughnane 10 Dave Slattery 11 Gary Donaghue 12Dave Loughnane (1-00) 13  Peter Hatzer 15 Sean Purcell (1-05) Subs Eamonn Gunn (1-00) Gary Nugent (0-01) Graham Caffrey (0-02)

Referee Dermot Flynn

Man of the Match Eddie Hogan (Bronx) 

Senior Football

Kerry Kruise to win
Kerry 0-16Tyrone 1-08

Kerry used a dominating second half performance to easily take the points with Padraig King leading the way with six points from play. They were behind at the break 1-04 to 0-04 with the goal a gift in the early minutes. They easily picked apart their opponents however thereafter as Tyrone lost a man to a second yellow and King and Sean Purcell fired over at will.

Tyrone 1 Damien Corrigan 2 Darren Jackson 3 Ger McCullough 4 Joe Bell (1-00)5 Naill McGuire 6 Aiden Power (0-01)7 Michael Gallagher 8 Conor McNabb 9 Naill Donnelly (0-01)10 Peader McMahon 11 Fiachra Breatneach 12 Alan Fitzgerald 13 Ciaran Campbell (0-01)14 Daniel Morgan 15 Naill Farrell (0-03) Subs Mickey Coleman (0-02)

Kerry 1 Shane Clifford 2 Kieran Scannell  3 Darren Courtney 4 James Huvane 5 Shane Coffey 6 Paul Kelly  7 John Curran 8 Robbie Moran 9 Paul McGill (0-01)10 Eoin Hogan (0-01)11 Ross Donovan (0-01)12 Dermie Foley 13 Padraig King (0-06)14 CJ Molloy (0-03) 15 Sean Purcell (0-04) 
Man of the Match Padraig King (Kerry)

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