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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Monasterevan and St Kevin's must meet again following a cracking draw in the IFC semi final at St Conleth's Park, this afternoon.
In a game full of plenty of good football Monsterevan were in front for long periods of the opening half and led at the break 0-9 to 1-4.
In a rip roaring second half, Kevin's edged in front only for Monasterevan to hit back to take the lead.
Kevin's were not done and regained the lead only for Kevin's to regain the lead heading into time added on.
But then with time almost up a brilliant point from long serving Lenny Havens saw the sides locked together again as the final whistle arrived.
Final score Monasterevan 0-15 St Kevin's 2-9.
Scorers: Monasterevan, Padraig Nash 0-8 (1 free), Wayne Fitzpatrick 0-5 (3 frees), Lennie Havens 0-1, Ryan Bannon 0-1.
St Kevin's Declan Flaherety 1-1 Ross Carew 1-0, Ryan Casey 0-2, Barry Noone 0-1 (45), Dean O'Regan 0-1, Dean O'Regan 0-1, Barry Noone 0-2 (45), Tom Barron 0-1.
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