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CROSSHAVEN-----------------------------27 - 00 -------------------------------KANTURK

Crosshaven advanced with an easy 27-0 home win over Kanturk. Conor Deane opened the scoring with a penalty and then converted a Penalty Try to put the home side well on top. Further tries from Ross O'Connell, Danny Buckley and Tony Barry and a second Deane conversion has now set up an intriguing second round home tie against Bandon.

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THURLES --------------------------------45 - 3---------------------------------KANTURK

Kanturk travelled to Thurles with a depleted squad due to the commencement of the G.A.A season and injury there were a few impressive debuts including Joe Daly, Jerry Foley and Dan Cashman. The day went from worse to worse for Kanturk as Tom Aherne had unusual car trouble.

Thurles : Mark Heap, Ollie Geoghegan, Robert Heap, Frank Bannon, Keith Moore, Jason Kavanagh, Darren Brennan, Micheal Sheehan, John Ryan, Gary Roche, Eddie Ryan, Robert O'Connell, Charlie Langley, Micheal Heffernan, Mark Shorley.
( Subs: Tom Stapleton, Ollie Small, Eoin Ryan, Micheal Mockler.)

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KANTURK --------------------------------13 - 17 ----------------------------------ENNIS

Ennis made sure of their safety in the Second Division with this 17-13 win over Kanturk. Liam Ryan scored a try for the Clare side and David Murphy kicked four penalties. Denis O'Brien replied with a try for the home side and Darach Meade kicked a conversion and two penalties.

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MUSKERRY -------------------------------16 - 16 -------------------------------KANTURK

Muskerry and Kanturk shared the spoils in a Junior League Division Two game. Ian O'Sullivan and Cormac O'Donoghue scored tries for Muskerry and Donal Twomey kicked two conversions. Joe Barry and Brian O'Leary replied with tries for Kanturk and Paul Cotter kicked two penalties.

Muskerry : John Herlihy, Donal Twomey, Cormac O'Donoghue, Eddie Long, Tim Keating, Denis O'Leary, Ian O'Sullivan, Alan Browne, Dave Hennessy, John Horgan, Andy O'Connell, Sean Bowler, Bill Healy, Shane Murphy, Tony Cremin.
( Subs: Robbie Philpott, Bill O'Brien, Dave Walsh, Dan Cahill, Harry O'Sullivan.)

Kanturk : Brendan Cotter, Peter Earley, Denis O'Brien, John Duggan, Dave Meade, Paul Cotter, Pat Fitz, Conor O'Sullivan, Frank Thornton, Carlton O'Leary, Bobby O'Dwyer, Ed English, Tom Aherne, Joe Barry, Brian O'Leary.
( Subs: D.J. Collins, Dave O'Leary.)

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KANTURK --------------------------------22 - 12 ---------------------------BALLINCOLLIG

Ballincollig are still in search of their first win, after they lost to Kanturk 22-12. Denis O'Brien scored two tries for the winners and Tom Ahern and Dave O'Leary added one each. Paul Cotter kicked a conversion. The visitors replied with tries from Willie Schubert and Keith Stafford and Ken O'Connell kicked a conversion.

Kanturk : Brendan Cotter, David Meade, Denis O'Brien, John Duggan, David O'Leary, Paul Cotter, Pat Fitzpatrick, Conor O'Sullivan, Donnacha Kelleher, Carlton O'Leary, Ned English, Bobby Dwyer, Tom Aherne, Joe Barry, Mick O'Sullivan.
( Subs: Frank Thornton, D.J. Collins, Declan Collins, Alan Shields.)

Ballincollig : Ken O'Connell, Pat Gillen, Bill Schubart, Declan Newell, Damian Howick, Kevin Baston, Damian Carroll, John Lynch, Harry Walsh, Dan O'Brien, Paudie O'Connor, Dave Walker, Mark Taylor, Colm O'Mahony, Matt Chapman.
( Subs: Paul Lordan, Rudi Conachie, Cillian Mohally, Keith Lynam.)

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CHARLEVILLE------------------------------15-13 --------------------------------KANTURK

Charleville won a bruising North Cork derby with a 15-13 win over Kanturk. Tony Moffat and Damien O'Riordan scored tries for the winners. James Leahy kicked a penalty and Tadgh Cronin a conversion. Denis O'Brien replied with a conversion of a Penalty Try and two penalties for Kanturk.

CHARLEVILLE PIP KANTURK IN CUP CRACKER
There were mixed fortunes for Cork teams in Sondays opening round of the Munster Junior Plate. Ballincollig, Muskerry and Kanturk all made their exit. But Bandon made it to round two, as did the North Cork trio of Charleville, Mallow and Fermoy. The local derby slash of Charleville and Kanturk at Smith Road, was a humdinger. The result was in doubt upto the final whistle, with Charleville shading it in the end on a 15-13 score-line. The winners scores came from tries from Tony Moffat and Damien O'Riordan. James Leahy kicked a penalty and Tadgh Cronin a conversion. Kanturk responded with a penalty try converted by Denis O'Brien who also added two penalties. By Peter Ledwith

Charleville : Diarmuid O'Riordan, Ken O'Connell, Tony Moffatt, Michael Gough, Tadhg Cronin, James Leahy, Rob Atkins, Ger Collins, David O'Connell, Kevin Forde, Breandan O'Laoithe, Dessie O'Donnell, Eddie Tuohy, John O'Neill, Barry Crowley.
( Subs: Davy Atkins, Michael Kennedy, Donal O'Brien, Sean Noonan, Matt O'Neill.)

Kanturk : Brendan Cotter, John Duggan, Willie Ahern, Dobs O'Brien, Dave O'Leary, Pat Fitzgerald, Paul Cotter, Carlton O'Leary, Frank Thornton, D.J. Collins, Bobby Dwyer, Ned English, Alan Shields, Joe Barry, Mick Sullivan.
( Subs: Conor O'Sullivan, Con Goggin, Denis O'Neill, David Meade, Tom Ahern.)

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TRALEE-----------------------------------24-3 ---------------------------------KANTURK

Tralee extended their lead at the top of the Second Division after they defeated Kanturk 24-3. Nicky Benner and Alan O'Sullivan scored tries for the home side and Garth Walsh kicked four penalties and a conversion. Denis O'Brien replied with a penalty for Kanturk.

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SUNDAYS WELL---------------------------20-16---------------------------------KANTURK

The Well put in a strong spirited performance at Cois Laoi, to edge out a tough Kanturk team in this opening tie in the Heineken Munster Junior Cup. It was Kanturk, who are currently occupying mid-table in the Second Division of the Junior League who made the more promising start. Darach Meade kicked them into an early three point lead with a penalty, but the Well responded, and a magnificent run by Andy O'Brien, which resulted in a try, that Andy Fynn failed to convert due to a block down from John Duggan. Kanturk finished the half on a high and received a five point advantage before the break when Bobby Dwyer crashed over for a try that Meade converted.

Paul Cotter's drop goal after the break, increased the North Cork sides lead to eight points, but the Well rallied to get back into the game. Tries by Jason Nagle and Austin Finn and a penalty by Andy Fynn saw the Well overtake Kanturk to go 20-13 ahead. Although Meade cut the deficit with his second penalty, the Well held out for victory.

Sundays Well : Ciaran Crowley, Dave Twohig, Andy O'Brien, Andy Finn, Colm Hayes, Austin Finn, George O'Mahoney, Denis O'Brien, Stephen Kilroy, Michael Powell, Jason Nagle, Eamonn Murphy, James Creasley, Joe Donovan, James Morrisson.
( Subs: Bill McCarthy, Joe Moynihan, Ken Condon, St John O'Connor, Jonathan Coughlan.)

Kanturk : Brendan Cotter, John Duggan, Denis O'Brien, Willie Aherne, Dave O'Leary, Daire Meade, Paul Cotter, D.J. Collins, Frank Thornton, Carlton O'Leary, Bobby O'Dwyer, Ned English, Joe Barry, Alan Shiels, Mike O'Sullivan.
( Subs: Pat Fitzgerald, Conor O'Sullivan, Donnacha Kelleher, Declan Collins, Mark Brosnan.)

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KANTURK---------------------------------16-7 ----------------------------CASTLEISLAND

Castleisland remain just a point ahead of the bottom two sides in the table after they lost 16-7 away to Kanturk. Padraig Shanahan scored a first half try for the visitors, which Liam Dooley converted to give Castleisland a 7-0 interval lead.Darach Meade hit back for Kanturk with a try, conversion and three penalties.

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KANTURK---------------------------------21-15 ------------------------------SKIBBEREEN

Skibbereen's hopes of promotion received a major set back when they lost at Kanturk 21-15. It was a massive performance from Kanturk due in part to the return of former captain Brian O'Leary. Tries from Mick O'Sullivan and Darach Meade, both converted by Meade gave the North Cork side an early 14-0 lead. The visitors hit back with tries from Barry Galvin and Brendan O'Donovan and a conversion and penalty from Tyrone Taipa to lead by a point. A try in the final minute by Alan Sheil, converted by Meade gave Kanturk some valuable points.

Kanturk : Brendan Cotter, Shane Sweetnam, Denis O'Brien, Bill Aherne, John Duggan, Dara Meade, Paul Cotter, D.J. Collins, Frank Thornton, Conor O'Sullivan, Bobby O'Dwyer, Ned English, Mike O'Sullivan, Tom Aherne, Brian O'Leary.
( Subs: Pat Fitzpatrick, Carlton O'Leary, Con Goggin, Alan Shields, Declan Collins.)

Skibbereen : Bill Walsh, Eddie Nealon, Barry Dodd, Mick Clarke, Dave O'Brien, Tyrone Taipa, Mike Limerick, Sean O'Neill, Barry Galvin, Vinnie White, Vincent Goggin, Leo O'Donovan, Bill Kingston, Ivan Jennings, Brendan O'Donovan.
( Subs: Sean Coppinger, Gregory Busquet, Niall O'Keeffe, J.T. Walsh, Eoin Leonard.)

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CHARLEVILLE-----------------------------21-10 ---------------------------------KANTURK

Charleville had their first win with a 21-10 victory over Kanturk in the North Cork derby. It was 10-3 to Charleville at half time with a try from Mick Kennedy and a conversion and penalty from James Leahy, to a penalty from Darach Meade. The winner's added a second try from Kevin Forde and two Leahy penalties. Kanturk's were awarded with a penalty try when John Duggan was stopped going over by a neck high tackle, which Meade converted.

Charleville : Tadhg Cronin, Mark O'Brien, Mick Gough, Declan Crowley, Donal O'Brien, James Leahy, Sean Noonan, Kevin Forde, Ger Sheehan, John O'Neill, Dessie O'Donnell, Breandan O'Laoithe, Mick Kennedy Dave Atkins, Barry Crowley.
( Subs: John Goold, Matt O'Neill, Dan Ruane, Eddie Tuohy, Ger Collins.)

Kanturk : Darragh Meade, John Duggan, Denis O'Brien, David Meade, Paul Cotter, Willie Aherne, Pat Fitzpatrick, Carlton O'Leary, Frank Thornton, D.J. Collins, Ned English, Bobby Dwyer, Tom Aherne, Alan Shields, Mick Sullivan.
( Subs: Joe Barry, Padraig Kelleher, Conor O'Sullivan.)

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WATERFORD CITY -------------------------27-18--------------------------------KANTURK

Waterford City collected their first points with a 27-18 win at home to Kanturk. Kanturk lost only one of their own scrums and one of their own lineouts but the two they turned over were capitalised on to the maximum by waterford. With the blow of these two soft early tries Kanturk dominated the remainder of the game but failed to come away with the win. Rory Hughes, Noel Power and Len Power scored tries for the home side and Gary Keane converted all three and added two penalties. Michael O'Sullivan and Dave Meade scored tries for Kanturk, with Darach Meade converting one and kicking two penalties.

Waterford City : Owen Hartery, Rory Hughes, Gary Keane, Barry Quilty, Brian O'Neill, John McNamara, Liam McCarthy, Andrew Williams, Wayne Manning, Chris Glynn, Brendan O'Meara, Greg Padzior, Conor Clery, Noel Power, Len Power.
( Subs: Michael Kearney, Bernard Cunningham, Paul Tobin, Steven Grant, Darren Manning, Dave Keating.)

Kanturk : John Duggan, Dave O'Leary, Denis O'Brien, Willie Aherne, David Meade, Darragh Meade, Pat Fitzpatrick, Carlton O'Leary, Pat Kelleher, D.J. Collins, Ned English, Bobby O'Dwyer, Mike O'Sullivan, Alan Shields, Joe Barry.
( Subs: Frank Thornton B.J. McAuliffe.)

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KANTURK---------------------------------28-29 ----------------------------------FERMOY

Fermoy edged out Kanturk 29-28 in a thrilling O'Neill Cup tie. Kanturk led 21-18 deep into injury time but a penalty from John Phehan sent the game into extra time. A try from Ian Ahern and a penalty from Eoin O'Keeffe earned Fermoy victory. Their other scores were tries from Francis Deffew and John Maher, a conversion from Phehan and two penalties from O'Keeffe. Kanturk replied with two tries from Michael O'Sullivan and one each from Bobby O'Dwyer and John Duggan, with Darach Meade converting all four.

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KANTURK---------------------------------09-72 ----------------------------------CASHEL

Cashel ran in ten tries in their 72-9 win away to Kanturk. Pat O'Connor scored three, with Trevor Breen, Edmund Leamy and John Maher getting two each and Even Lonergan one. Breen kicked eight conversions, a penalty and a drop goal.Kanturk replied with a drop goal from Brian McMahon and two Denis O'Brien penalties.

Kanturk : Brendan Cotter, John Duggan, Denis O'Brien, Dave O'Leary, Shane Sweetman, Bill Aherne, Brian McMahon, D.J. Collins, Frank Thornton, Carlton O'Leary, Ned English, Bobby O'Dwyer, Joe Barry, Tom Aherne, Mike O'Sullivan.
( Subs: Pat Kelleher, Conor O'Sullivan, Pat Fitzpatrick, James O'Driscoll.)

Cashel : Jack Maher, Pat O'Connor, Jamie Gillespie, Eamonn Foley, James Hannigan, Trevor Breen, Garrett McGlinchey, Barry Moloney, Eddie Thompson, Paddy Kelly, Pat Donoghue, T.J. Connolly, Evan Lonergan, Robert Tierney, Eddie Leamy.
( Subs: John O'Connor, Frank Strumble, Eoin O'Connor, Cian O'Connor, John Maher, Chris Hickey.)

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DOUGLAS --------------------------------14-29 --------------------------------KANTURK

Kanturk caused a surprise with their 29-14 victory away to Douglas in the Second Division. Their win was helped by the man of the match performance by Brian McMahon. His performance was a big boost to Kanturk who had lost outhalf Darach Meade only minutes before kickoff to injury. Two penalties from Colin Corkery to one from Denys O'Brien gave the home side a 6-3 interval lead. A Denys O'Brien try, converted by O'Brien put Kanturk ahead, but a Corkery penalty and a try from Willie Lehane gave Douglas a14-10 lead entering the final quarter. Kanturk took a slender lead with a try from substitute Tom Ahern. A John Duggan intercept from the twenty-two was converted by O'Brien. Duggan finished off the game as Brendan Cotter intercepted again in his twenty-two and unselfishly passed to Duggan when he might have gone himself, O' Brien duely converted and Kanturk secured all five points.

Kanturk : Brendan Cotter, John Duggan, Denis O'Brien, Dave O'Leary, Shane Sweetman, Will Aherne, Brian McMahon, D.J. Collins, Frank Thornton, Carlton O'Leary, Ned English, Bobby O'Dwyer, Joe Barry, Mike O'Sullivan.
( Subs: Conor O'Sullivan, Pat Fitzpatrick, Tom Aherne.)

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SKIBBEREEN-------------------------------55-10---------------------------------KANTURK

Tries:	Brendan O'Donovan (3), Alan Dodd (1), Eoin Leonard (1), Mike Clark (1), Barry Dodd (1), David Williams (1) & Tyrone Tapei (1)	Tries:
Conversions:	Tyrone Tapei (5)	Conversions:
Penalties:		Penalties:
Drop Goals:		Drop Goals:
0	0	0
Date:	28 SEP 2003 KO: 15:00
Venue:	Skibbereen
Referee:	Trevor Collins (M.A.R.)
Touch Judges:
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Skibbereen had a 55-10 home win against a poor Kanturk side. Brendan O'Donovan scored three tries for the winners, with Alan Dodd, Eoin Leonard, Mike Clark, Barry Dodd, David Williams and Tyrone Tapei getting one each. Tapei converted five of the tries.