Kilnadeema/Leitrim

Results of all games in 2011

March 2011

Intermediate League Shamrocks 2.05 Carnmore 4.10
April 2011
Under 14 championship Shamrocks 3.01 Castlegar 1.01            Intermediate League Shamrocks 3.10 Castlegar 2.13
May 2011
Under 14 championship semi final Shamrocks 1.00 Portumna 1.00               Under 14 championship semi final replay Shamrocks 0.01 Portumna 0.03
June 2011
Under 14 Feile na nGeal round one Shamrocks 1.01 Knockananna 5.03   Under 14 Feile na nGeal round two Shamrocks 1.02 Mount Leinster rangers 4.06
Under 14 Feile na nGeal round three Shamrocks 0.03 Ballindereen 2.01
July 2011
Intermediate championship Shamrocks 0.05 Portumna 4.15                Under 16 championship Shamrocks 7.02 Portumna 2.

August 2011
Shamrocks lost to Carnmore in second round of Intermediate championship Under 16 championship Shamrocks 3.04 Salthill 4.09
September 2011
Under 16 final Shamrocks 2.03 Salthill 4.03 Under 13 C final Shamrocks 1.06 Salthill 0.03
Minor semi final Shamrocks 4.13 Salthill 1.01

Shamrocks Camogie club Photo Gallery 2011

Congratulations to Lisa and Rachel Callanan on been selected on the Galway Under 16 team.

Shamrocks Under 14 Feile Na NGeal team 2011

Back Row Left to Right - Annemarie Martyn, Chloe Dolphin, Aliosia Mitchell, Katie Donoghue, Emily Mottrom, Ellen Murphy,
Aishling McInerney, Shannon Ridge, Elizabeth Power. Middle Row Left to Right - Eimear Corcoran, Emily Egan, Niamh Pierce, Aoife Forde,
Tara McNally, Siobhan O'Connor, Laura Charleton, Katelyn Egan, Shauna Tracey. Front Row Left to Right - Aoife Walsh, Megan Murray, Kiah Greally,
Amy Howard, Rachel Kenny, Megan Naughton, Sarah Killackey, Katie Stankard, Dana Geraffy

The faces behind Shamrocks Shamrocks in action

Match Reports and Pictures 2011

Great Day for Shamrocks Camogie Club winning U13 County Title

Shamrocks 1.06 Salthill 0.03

After a disappointing defeat to Bothar Na Tra on Oct 1st in the U16 County Final Shamrocks were again to meet this club in the U13 County Final. It was a closely fought 1st half with Annemarie Martyn and Chloe Kilchreest scoring a point each to Bothar Na Tra's one point leaving the half time score Shamrocks 0-2 Bothar Na Tra 0-1. The Shamrock girls went out in the second half upping their game to ensure they would not let this title go with 5 of this team forming part of the U16 squad that lost out the week previous. Annemarie Martyn was first on the score board with a point. This was followed by points from Chloe Dolphin and Aishling McInerney. Annemarie then found the back of the net and the final score of the day came from Chloe Dolphin adding another point to her tally. The final score Shamrock 1-6 Bothar Na Tra 0-1. All of these girls should be very proud of their individual performances on the day along with their excellent team work.

Scorers: Ann Marie Martyn 1.02, Chloe Kilchreest 0.01, Chloe Dolphin 0.02, Aishling McInerney 0.01.

Team Line Out: Aoife Prendergast, Siofra Keary, Megan Naughton, Shannon Ridge, Shauna Tracey, Mary Larkin, Emily Mottrom, Tara McNally, Aishling McInerney, Chloe Dolphin, Annemarie Martyn, Chloe Kilchreest, Rebecca Dillon, Aoife Walsh, Dayna Shiel

Subs Used: Avrill Donoghue, Allison Cunniffe, Niamh Walsh,
Subs: Cathriona Lyons, Maeve Killackey

Minor team one step from glory

Shamrocks 4.13 Salthill 1.01

On Oct 15th Shamrocks Minor Team were also to take on Bothar Na Tra in the Minor County Semi Final. Again this was to prove a success story for the Club with a significant win for Shamrocks. With a strong team performance from the girls there were to prove far too strong for the City team with a final score of 4-13 to 1-1 in favour of Shamrocks. Shamrocks will now take on Eyrecourt in the County Final. A positive result in this game would provide a great end to our Camogie year. The date and time of this game is yet TBD.

Team Line Out: Aoife Joyce, Rachael Callanan, Roisin Bruton, Aideen Kennedy, Lorraine Burke, Lisa Callanan, Aishling Coen, Jessica Deely, Lorna Deely, Emma Lawless, Ciara Donoghue, Ciara McDonald

Subs Used: Saoirse O'Donoghue, Tara Tracey

Under 16 final a bridge too far for Shamrock's girls

Shamrocks 2.03 Salthill 4.03

Shamrocks Camogie clubs dream of winning county Under 16 title ended in disappointment in Kilconieron on Saturday October 1st when they went down to a far stronger Salthill outfit in a well contested final. Shamrocks started well and took the lead early on with a pointed free from Jessica Deely. Deely added a goal before the break to leave the game tied 1.02 each with all to play for. it was more of the same in the second half and while Shamrocks rallied again and added a Katie Donohue goal to stay in contention. shamrocks kept going but could only register one more point to Salthill's 1.02 and they ran out winners in the end by two goals 2.03 to 4.03. While this was a disappointing defeat they future still looks very good for the club with an Under 13 final to come and also a possible Minor final as well.

Scorers: Jessica Deely 1.02, Katie Donohue 1.00 Ann Marie Martyn 1.00

Team Line Out: Amy Howard, Saoirse O'Donoghue, Aideen Kennedy, Megan Naughton, Roisin Bruton, Rachael Callanan, Eimear Corcoran, Lisa Callanan, Tara McNally, Annemarie Martyn, Jessica Deely, Katie Donoghue, Moya Flanagan, Chloe Dolphin, Aoife Walsh

Shamrocks Under 16 team in county final

The Shamrocks Under 16 team which lost to Salthill in the county C final, Back Row, left to right: Pat Donohue selector, Rita Coen selector, Elaine
Treacy, Rachael Callanan, Jessica Deely, Megan Naughton, Amy Howard, Tara McNally, Soirse O' Donoghue, Lisa Callanan, Elaine Murphy,
Siobhan O'Connor, Eimear Corcoran, Mags Naughton selector, David Dillon selector. Front Row: Lauren Devine, Aoife Walsh, Ann Marie Martyn,
Chloe Dolphin, Kiah Greally, Katie Donohue, Moya Flanagan, Roisin Bruton, Aideen Kennedy, Ciara O'Connor, Sarah Killackey, and Michelle McInerney.

Shamrock U16 girls through to Co. Final after securing a victory over neighbours Kilconieron

Shamrocks 1.7 Kilconieron 0-5

On Saturday 24th September Shamrocks played neighbours Kilconieron in their U16 County Semi Final. Katie Donoghue was first on the score board for Shamrocks with a great passage of play with Rosin Bruton clearing the ball, collected by Jessica Deely and passed to Katie Donoghue to score the first point of the game. This was then followed by a point for Lisa Callanan. Jessica Deely the added another excellently taken point for Shamrocks giving them a three point lead. Kilconieron were then awarded a penalty which could bring the right back into the game. This was a point however for Kilconieron. Kilconieron were again on the score board shortly afterwards scoring a point from a free. Just before half time Jessica Deely was the scorer of another point for Shamrocks driven from an excellent pass from Katie Donoghue giving them a two point lead at half time. In this tightly fought contest Shamrocks knew they would have to lift their game in the second half. Shamrocks got off to a great start in the second half with a goal from Chloe Dolphin. Soon after Lisa Callanan's pass to the unmarked Jessica Deely added another point as Jessica converted this to another point. Kiah Greally again found Jessica who added another point to her tally. Kiah Greally was then to score the final point of the game giving the Shamrock girls a 1-7 to 0-5 victory to win the game. Overall this was a great performance by all the girls.

Subs Used: Kiah Greally, Siobhan O'Connor, Ciara O'Connor

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Scores: Jessica Deely 0-4, Katie Donoghue 0-1, Chloe Dolphin 1-0, Lisa Callanan 0-1, Kiah Greally 0-1

Shamrocks Minor Team Secure Co. Semi Final place

Shamrocks 2-3 Mountbellew 1-3

This minor final proved to be an exciting and tightly fought contest. Shamrocks who has a strong wind on their side in the fist half were first on the score board with a goal from Ciara McDonald. Jessica Deely was then to find the back of the net for Shamrocks with another goal. Liam Mellows were then off the mark with a point from play. Aishling Coen then added to shamrocks tally scoring a point giving Shamrocks a 2 goal advantage at half time. Shamrocks knew they had it all to do in the second half to maintain their lead as the wind on that evening was very strong and Mountbellew were to have it in their favour in the second half. It was about 17 minutes into the second half before the first score of that half was secured with a goal to Mountbellew bringing them right back into the game. Mountbellew then madden another point but Aishling Coen counteracted this with a point for Shamrocks. Mountbellew then added another point leaving only two points in the difference between the teams. The Shamrocks girls fought hard against the wind and in the closing minutes of the game a point from Ciara Donoghue secured victory for Shamrocks and securing for them a place in the County Semi Final.

Team Line Out: Aoife Joyce, Rachael Callanan, Roisin Bruton, Aideen Kennedy, Lorraine Burke, Jessica Deely, Aishling Coen, Lisa Callanan, Lorna Deely, Emma Lawless, Ciara McDonald, Ciara Donoghue
Subs: Moya Flanagan, Saoirse O'Donoghue

Scores: Ciara McDonald 1-0, Jessica Deely 1-0, Aishling Coen 0-2, Ciara Donoghue 0-1

Shamrock Girls off to a great start in the Minor Championship

Shamrocks 6-15 Liam Mellows 0-2

Shamrocks took on Liam Mellows on Sunday 21st in Kilnadeema in the fist round of their Minor Championship. Shamrocks proved to be the stronger team from start with 2 points scored by Ciara Donoghue in the opening minutes of the game. Aishling Cone then added to this with her accuracy in converting a 45. Ciara Donoghue was again on target with another point. Lorna Deely then found the back of the next following an excellent hand pass from Ciara Donoghue. Jessica Deely this put the ball over the bar for another score for Shamrocks. Ciara Donoghue was then to add to her tally with another two points from play. Emma Lawless was next to increase Shamrocks lead with a superb point. Just before half time Ciara Donoghue was the ensure Shamrocks strong lead scoring a goal. This left the half time score 2-8 to no score in favour of Shamrocks. The Shamrocks girls went out in true fighting spirit taking nothing for granted and with the wind against them in the second half. Lisa Callanan was first off the mark for Shamrocks scoring 2 points. Emma Lawless then kicked the ball to the back of the net. Lisa Callanan then moments later added to Shamrocks score with a goal. Ciara Donoghue was then back on the score board putting over 2 more points. Liam Mellows then got of the mark with 2 points. Aishling Coen then added another goal to Shamrocks score. Shamrocks then had 3 more points from Ciara Donoghue, Jessica Deely and Lorna Deely. Emma Lawless was to then kick another ball to the back of the net to give Shamrocks and outstanding win with a final score of 6-15 to Shamrocks and 0-2 for Liam Mellows. Overall this was an excellent performance by all the Shamrock girls.

Team Line Out: Tara Tracey, Rachael Callanan, Roisin Bruton, Aideen Kennedy, Lorraine Burke, Jessica Deely, Aishling Coen, Lisa Callanan, Lorna Deely, Emma Lawless, Ciara McDonald, Ciara Donoghue

Subs Used: Saoirse O'Donoghue, Lauren Devine

Scores: Ciara Donoghue 1-8, Emma Lawless 2-1, Aishling Coen 1-1, Lorna Deely 1-1, Jessica Deely 0-2, Lisa Callanan 1-

Shamrocks Girls secure County Semi Final place in round 4 of the U16 Championship

Shamrocks 6-11 Ahascragh3-6

The Shamrock girls got off to a great start to the game when Jessica Deely sent in a great ball which was batted to the back of the net by Moya Flanagan. Jessica Deely was then to take the next three scores with a point from play followed by 2 points from frees. Ahascragh then scored 1 goal and 2 points bringing them right back into the game. Katie Donoghue then put her name of the score board adding a point to Shamrocks score. Ahascragh then scored another goal and a point putting them ahead for the first time during the game. Just before half time Katie Donoghue narrowed the margin with another excellently taken point. The half time score was Ahascragh 2-3 Shamrocks 1-5.The Shamrock girls knew the importance of a win in this game to secure a county semi final place and a top class performance from this was required in the second half. Shamrocks got a perfect start to the second half with Lisa Callanan finding the back of the net within the first minute. Jessica Deely on form with her free taking added a point to Shamrocks score. Katie Donoghue then got another goal to increase Shamrocks lead. Jessica Deely was then to add to her tally 2 points and a gaol all from frees. Katie Donoghue then scored another goal from a fantastic ground ball strike. Ann Marie Martyn then scored a point and this was followed by the Hat trick from Katie Donoghue who again was on target scoring her third goal. Jessica Deely and Ann Marie Martyn then added to Shamrocks score with a point each. In the second half Ahascragh scored 1-3 with the game ending with a decisive win for Shamrocks with the final score Shamrocks 6-11 Ahascragh 3-6.

Team Line Out: Amy Howard, Megan Naughton, Siobhan O'Connor, Saoirse O'Donoghue, Roisin Bruton, Rachael Callanan, Aideen Kennedy, Eimear Corcoran, Lisa Callanan, Kiah Greally, Jessica Deely, Katie Donoghue, Aoife Walsh, Moya Flanagan, Lauren

Subs Used: Ciara O'Connor, Ann Marie Martyn, Tara McNally, Elaine Tracey,

Subs: Michelle McInerney, Sarah Killackey, Laura Charlton

Scores: Katie Donoghue 3-2, Jessica Deely 1-7, Moya Flanagan 1-0, Lisa Callanan 1-0, Ann Marie Martyn 0-2

shamrock's girls off to a great start in Minor championship

Shamrock's 6.15 Liam Mellows 0.02

Shamrocks took on Liam Mellows on Sunday 21st in Kilnadeema in the fist round of their Minor Championship. Shamrocks proved to be the stronger team from start with 2 points scored by Ciara Donoghue in the opening minutes of the game. Aishling Cone then added to this with her accuracy in converting a 45. Ciara Donoghue was again on target with another point. Lorna Deely then found the back of the next following an excellent hand pass from Ciara Donoghue. Jessica Deely this put the ball over the bar for another score for Shamrocks. Ciara Donoghue was then to add to her tally with another two points from play. Emma Lawless was next to increase Shamrocks lead with a suburb point. Just before half time Ciara Donoghue was the ensure Shamrocks strong lead scoring a goal. This left the half time score 2-8 to no score in favour of Shamrocks. The Shamrocks girls went out in true fighting spirit taking nothing for granted and with the wind against them in the second half. Lisa Callanan was first off the mark for Shamrocks scoring 2 points. Emma Lawless then kicked the ball to the back of the net. Lisa Callanan then moments later added to Shamrocks score with a goal. Ciara Donoghue was then back on the score board putting over 2 more points. Liam Mellows then got of the mark with 2 points. Aishling Coen then added another goal to Shamrocks score. Shamrocks then had 3 more points from Ciara Donoghue, Jessica Deely and Lorna Deely. Emma Lawless was to then kick another ball to the back of the net to give Shamrocks and outstanding win with a final score of 6-15 to Shamrocks and 0-2 for Liam Mellows. Overall this was an excellent performance by all the Shamrock girls.

Scorers: Ciara Donoghue 1.08, Emma Lawless 2.01, Aishling Coen 1.01, Laurna Deely 1.01, Jessica Deely 0.02, Lisa Callanan 1.02.

Team Lineout: Tara Tracey, Rachael Callanan, Roisin Bruton, Aideen Kennedy, Lorraine Burke, Jessica Deely, Aishling Coen, Lisa Callanan, Lorna Deely, Emma Lawless, Ciara McDonald, Ciara Donoghue
Subs used: Soirse O'Donoghue and Lauren Devine.

Under 16's lose out to Salthill

Shamrock's 3.04 Salthill 4.09

In round 3 of the U16 Championship Shamrocks were to take on Bothar Na Tra. The game was played on August 11th with home advantage with Bothar Na Tra. On the day Bothar Na Tra proved to be the stronger side. The Shamrock girls were slow to get into the game and the half time score was 2-7 to 1-2 giving Bothar Na Tra a 1-5 lead. While the final score also reflected a 1-5 victory for Bothar Na Tra the second half certainly provided a closer fought game with the Shamrock girls picking up the pace. Shamrocks scoring accuracy was not good on the day missing out on many scoring opportunities to close the score. The final score Bothar Na Tra 4-9 Shamrocks 3-4. Shamrocks will now take on Ahascragh on Wed 31st @ 7pm in Kilnadeema in a must win game to secure a place in the County Semi Final.

Under 16 victory a good sign for the future

Shamrocks 7.02 Portumna 2.02

Shamrocks and Portumna meet in the second round of the Under 16 championship in Kilnadeema on Tuesday July 19th. having received a walkover in the opening round against Sylane, a victory would set up Shamrocks for a top two finish in this group. The game was played in very windy conditions with the home side having advantage first and soon took advantage with some early scores to settle the team. Intermediate star Jessica Deely opened the scoring with a early goal and point from play. Katie Donoghue added another goal after 4 mins after a great run by Rachael Callanan. Kiah Greally added a third goal a minute later before Moya Flanagan shot a fourth goal on 7 mins. From here to the break Portumna took over and added 1.02 with reply to give them a chance of success in the second half as the half time score read 4.02 to 1.02. Portumna added a goal in the opening minutes of the second half to close the gap. Jessica Deely soon settled her team with another goal after 5 mins. Emir Corcoran added another goal soon after. Kiah Greally added the teams seventh goal after 10 mins as they took control again. What happened next was bizzare when a Portumna player was injured, the management took exception to the challenge and eventually took their team off the field to leave a very unusual finish to the game with Shamrocks winning 7.02 to 2.02. This was a good performances from a very exciting team who can build into a winning team.

scorers: Jessica Deely 2.01, Kiah Greally 2.00, Katie Donoghue 1.00, Emir Corcoran 1.00, Moya Flanagan 1.00,

Team Lineout: Ann Marie Martyn, Soirse O'Donoghue, Megan Naughton, Lauren Devine, Roisin Bruton, Rachael Callanan, Siobhan O'Connor, Lisa Callanan, Aideen Kennedy, Emir Corcoran, Jessica Deely, Moya Flanagan, Emir Kelly, Kiah Greally, Katie Donoghue.

Feile na nGeal 2011
Feile na nGeal 2011 finally arrived in Galway on Friday June 24th. Shamrocks gave a big welcome to Knockananna club from Wicklow who they were hosting for the weekend. Kilnadeema recently developed pitch was all ready for the big game on Friday afternoon. No body planned the weather though as the worse two days of rain had just arrived. The games still went ahead as laid out.

Shamrocks 1.01 Knockananna 5.03

It was obvious from the start that the Wicklow champions were here to just make up the numbers as a team which reached the semi final last year and with thirteen of the side still available were very strong and focused. They showed their intensions right from the off with Macayla Murphy finding the net in the opening minute and pointed soon after. Rachel Byrne added another point before Katie Donoghue got the home crowd going with a great goal after 7 mins. Tara McNally soon pointed but this was as good as it would get as Katie Fay goaled late on the half and another goal was added through Ciara Byrne right on half time. Rachael Byrne added another point in the opening minute of the second half before Sarah Byrne goaled again after 6 mins. Finally they added another goal near the end through Ciara Byrne to round off a great performance. They eventually won the All Ireland title two days later against Galway side Liam Mellows.

Shamrocks 1.02 Mount Leinster Rangers 4.06

It did not get any better on the Saturday in Leitrim as the Carlow champions Mount Leinster Rangers showed they meant business and still hoped to catch Knockananna later on in the day. Ann Marie Martyn opened the scoring for shamrocks after 6 mins with a point. Niamh Dwyer soon levelled up the game. it did get better for Shamrocks for a while though as Ashling McInerney goaled after 11 mins to open up a 3 point lead. Niamh Dwyer soon settled the visitors heads with a goal right on half time to leave the sides level at the break. Rachel Kavanagh soon put the Leinster side in front with a point and Eimear Byrne extended the lead with a free. Rachel Bible then scored a crucial goal after great save by Shannon Ridge in the goals. Scores now flowed through Caoibhe Lawlor and Niamh Byrne goaled as points were added from Eimear Byrne, Niamh Byrne and Rachel Kavanagh to a lone Katie Donoghue pointed free to leave Mount Leinster Rangers well in command at the finish.

Shamrocks 0.03 Ballindereen 2.01

Shamrocks finished off the group by giving everybody on the panel a game and while they lead local Galway rivals Ballindereen at the break by two points, they ran out of steam in the end to end a disappointing but exciting three games in Feile 2011. I'm sure the disappointment will be soon replaced by great memories of the weekend and great friendships made.

Team Lineout: Shannon Ridge, Megan Naughton, Siobhan O'Connor, Emily Mottrom, Amy Howard, Eimear Corcoran, Aliosia Mitchell, Ann Marie Martyn, Kiah Greally, Katie Donoghue, Tara McNally, Aoife Walsh, Laura Charleton, Chloe Dolphin.

Shamrocks out of luck in semi final replay

Shamrocks 0.01 Portumna 0.03

Shamrocks were to take on Portumna in the county Semi Final replay on Wednesday 25th May. Weather conditions were not ideal but again it proved difficult to separate these sides. Shamrocks defence were again kept busy throughout this game. With super performances form Shannon Ridge, Megan Naughton and Eimear Corcoran in backs Portumna were to score only 1 point in the first half. With Annemarie Martyn injured Amy Howard played in Goal displaying an excellent performance. In the second half with the introduction of Ellen Murphy who provided an excellent pass to Kiah Greally who converted this to a point Shamrocks were back in the game. Portumna however proved to be the stronger side on the day finding two more point opportunities. While all the Shamrock girls can be proud of their performance on the day this is the end of road the in securing the County title.

Scores: Aoife Walsh 1-0

Team Line Out: Amy Howard, Megan Naughton, Siobhan O'Connor, Emily Mottrom, Shannon Ridge, Eimear Corcoran, Aliosia Mitchell, Tara McNally, Aoife Walsh, Kiah Greally, Laura Charleton, Aishling McInerney, Katelyn Egan, Chloe Dolphin, Megan Murray

Subs Used: Ellen Murphy, Sarah Killackey

Late ... Late goal saves Shamrocks in Under 14 semi final as both teams must meet again

Shamrocks 1.00 Portumna 1.00

Shamrocks under 14 team took on Portumna in the championship semi final which was played in Killimor on Sunday May 22nd. In the end their was only two scored to report on in the game with no score at all recorded in the opening half. While scores were scarce it did not take away from a very good game between two very even teams. Shamrocks who were forced to lineout without Katie Donohue were always under pressure in the
opening half but defended brilliantly all through, non more so than Ann Maree Martyn in goals and Siobhan O'Connor at full back. Portumna finally made the break through early in the second half when Michelle Mitchell struck to the net. It looked like the Shannonsiders were going to hold on to this slender lead only for Aoife Walsh to come to the rescue of Shamrocks when she finally forced home the equalising goal in the last minute much to the relief of all concerned to leave the final score line reading Shamrocks 1.00 Portumna 1.00.

Scorers: Aoife Walsh 1.00
Team Line Out: Annemarie Martyn, Megan Naughton, Siobhan O'Connor, Emily Mottrom, Shannon Ridge, Eimear Corcoran, Aliosia Mitchell, Tara McNally, Kiah Greally, Aishling McInerney, Laura Charleton, Aishling McInerney, Sarah Killackey, Aoife Walsh, Amy Howard.

Ballindereen pushed aside as Under 14 team reach semi final

Shamrocks 7.00 Ballindereen 1.01

Shamrocks took on Ballindereen who had secured a draw against Liam Mellows in the earlier rounds. This was a must win game for Shamrocks to secure a place in the county Semi final. Shamrocks were first on the score board with a gaol from Amy Howard. Aoife Walsh then added to Shamrocks score with an super hand pass finding the back of the net. Ballindereen then scored a point. Kiah Greally then added another goal for Shamrocks. Ballindereen were not giving up and secured another goal. This was quickly followed by a goal from Shamrocks Aishling McInerney. The score at half time Shamrocks 4-0 Ballindereen 1-1. In the second half Shamrocks again proved to be the stronger side with Chloe Dolphin opening the second half score with a goal. Amy Howard then found the back of the net for her second goal of the game. With an excellent pass for Ellen Murphy, Katie Donoghue got the final touch to the ball to score Shamrocks last goal of the game. This was certainly a great team performance from Shamrocks who proved to be the stronger team in all areas of the field.

Scores: Amy Howard 2-0, Aoife Walsh 1-0, Kiah Greally 1-0, Aishling McInerney 1-0, Chloe Dolphin 1-0, Katie Donoghue 1-0

Team Line Out: Annemarie Martyn, Megan Naughton, Siobhan O'Connor, Emily Mottrom, Shannon Ridge, Eimear Corcoran, Aliosia Mitchell, Katie Donohue, Tara McNally, Kiah Greally, Laura Charleton, Aishling McInerney, Chloe Dolphin, Aoife Walsh, Amy Howard

Subs Used: Megan Murray, Ellen Murphy, Rachel Kenny, Elizabeth Power, Katie Stankard

Under 14 team come up just short against Liam mellows

Shamrocks 3.01 Liam Mellows 3.02

Shamrocks played their second 2011 championship game on Saturday April 16th in Kilnadeema. Liam Mellows were first on the score board scoring a goal and a pint. Katie Donoghue brought Shamrocks back into the game with her excellent struck free form the 21 metre line finding the back of the net. It was a tightly fought game with the score to remain Liam Mellows 1-1 to Shamrocks 1-0 at half time. In true Shamrock spirit the girls came out in the second half very determined with Aoife Walsh scoring 1-1 from play and Chloe Dolphin scoring a goal. This gave Shamrocks a good lead however Liam Mellows were to prove the stronger team in the last ten minutes of the game scoring 2-1 giving them a 1 point advantage over Shamrocks at the final whistle. Top performers for Shamrocks on the day were Aoife Walsh, Eimear Corcoran, Katie Donoghue, Siobhan O'Connor and Annemarie Martyn. Shamrocks with now meet Ballindereen on Wednesday April 20th at 6.30pm in Ballindereen in a must win game to secure a place in the county Semi Final.

Scores: Katie Donoghue 1-0, Aoife Walsh 1-1, Chloe Dolphin 1-0

Intermediate team secure draw in league with Castlegar

Shamrocks 3.10 Castlegar 2.13

Shamrocks captured their first point of the new season when they drew with Castlegar in the Intermediate league in Kilnadeema on Saturday April 9th. This was a much improved performance from the team from their opening round defeat to Carnmore . This game was most entertaining and scores came thick and fast. At the interval Shamrocks led by 4 pts 1.08 to 1.04 but their lead was quickly hauled in and indeed Castlegar themselves went 4 points ahead halfway through the second half. Shamrocks never gave in however, and even though they could have won had they taken their chances the final score of 3.10 to 2.13 was probably a fair result. best for Shamrocks were Norena Healy, Jessica Deely, Rachel Callanan, Shauna Murphy and Laura Burns.

Scorers: Laura Burns 1-5 Shauna Murphy 1-2 S Carty 1-1 Emma Lawless 0-1 Ashling Coen 0-1
Team Lineout: Norena Healy, Louise Geragthy, Aine Callanan, Jessica Deely, Rachel Callanan, Lorraine Burke, Charlotte Regan, Aishling Coen, Shauna Murphy, S Carty, Lisa Callanan, Laurna Deely, Emma Lawless, Laura Burns, Ciara Donoghue

Shamrocks off to winning start in Under 14 championship

Shamrocks 3-1 Castlegar 1-1

Shamrocks played their first 2011 championship game on Wednesday April 6th in Kilnadeema. Castlegar had the breeze in the first half and were first on the score board scoring a point. Shamrocks were not put off by this and Laura Charleton soon found the back of the net putting Shamrocks in front. While Shamrocks had some other opportunities the score was to remain Shamrocks 1-0 to Castlegar 0-1 at half time. The Shamrocks girls with the wind behind them in the second half proved to be the stronger team with Laura Charleton scoring her second goal early in the second half. Castlegar came back with another goal but with an excellent performance from Katie Donohue scoring a goal and a point Shamrocks secured their first win off the season with the final result Shamrocks 3-1 to Castlegar 1-1. All of the girls had an excellent performance on the day with outstanding performance form Katie Donohue, Laura Charlton, Eimear Corcoran and Aishling McInerney. Shamrocks with meet Liam Mellows in their second round game.

Scores: Laura Charleton 2-0, Katie Donoghue 1-1

Remaining Panel: Rachel Kenny, Katie Stankard, Elizabeth Power, Dana Geraffy, Niamh Pierce, Ellen Murphy, Aoife Forde, Emily Egan, Chloe Dolphin

	Feile Na nGeal Camogie Division three groups
Group A Killimordaly Kildare Mullagh Roscommon	Group B Shamrocks Wicklow Ballindereen Carlow	Group C Liam Mellows Kerry Castlegar Westmeath	Group D Mellick/Eyrecoart Mayo Kiltormer Clare

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