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Kerry vs Westmeath Live Bord Gais Energy GAA Hurling U21 B Championship Final - 2011

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  • 10-09-2011 11:21am
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    kosser lg
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    Kerry vs Westmeath Live Streaming All-Ireland Bord Gais Energy GAA Hurling U21 B Championship Online TV cover at on 10 Semple Stadium Thurles, September 2011 start 05:00PM. Kerry will play Westmeath in the Bord Gáis Energy GAA Hurling All Ireland U21 B Championship Final on Saturday September 10th at 5:00pm in Semple Stadium Thurles.
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    Watch All-Ireland GAA Hurling U21 B Championship 2011
    Kerry vs Westmeath live @ Semple Stadium, Thurles .
    Date : 10th September, 2011 at 05:00 PM /
    Referee: Colm Lyons .
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    KERRY U21 HURLING TEAM FOR ALL IRELAND FINAL

    The Kerry U21 team V Westmeath on Saturday 10th September has been announced and is as follows:

    1. Martin Stackpoole (Lixnaw)
    2. James O Connor (Abbeydorney) 3. Brian Murphy (Causeway) 4. Jason Bowler, Captain (Ballyduff)
    5. PJ Keane (Abbeydorney) 6. Anthony Fealy (Causeway) 7. Jason Leahy (Causeway)
    8. Brendan Brosnan (Lixnaw) 9. Sean Dowling (Kilmoyley)
    10. Darragh O’Connell (Abbeydorney) 11. Ronan Kenny (Ballyheigue) 12. Patrick O’Keeffe (Glenflesk)
    13. Colm Harty (Causeway) 14. Shane Nolan (Crotta O’Neills) 15. Pa Joe Connolly (Ballyduff)

    Substitutes : 16. Nicholas Leen (Ballyduff) 17. Stephen Leen (Ardfert) 18.Anthony Carroll (Ballyduff) 19. Brian Leen (Abbeydorney) 20. Kevin Orpen (Ardfert) 21. Sean Weir (Crotta O’Neills) 22. Alan O’Leary (Kenmare) 23. Adam White (Causeway) 24. John Brendan O’Halloran (Kilmoyley) 25. Conor Fitzelle (Kilmoyley) 26. Micheal O Sullivan (Kilgarvan) 27. Gary Marshall , Douglas 28.Thomas Quill, Crotta O’Neills

    Bainisteoir John Meyler

    Trainer Joe O’Connor

    Maor Foirne Frank Flannery

    Selector John Hennessey

    Selector Sean O’Shea

    Physiotherapist Trudy Tait
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    longpuck
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    Well done to Kerry on winning there third title in a row. Watched the game and they had some very good players. I good point was made that they are now far too strong for this level yet would not be good enough for the Munster Championship, something should at least try to be done with is other wise they'll never move on if there still playing at B level


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    longpuck wrote: »
    Well done to Kerry on winning there third title in a row. Watched the game and they had some very good players. I good point was made that they are now far too strong for this level yet would not be good enough for the Munster Championship, something should at least try to be done with is other wise they'll never move on if there still playing at B level

    True but potentially at the top level of under 21 they may only get one game a year which wouldn't do them any good really so i think if they are eliminated by a big margin in the first game then perhaps they should be allowed back into the B championship for the sake of giving them games.

    Don't forget Munster is normally very competitive at under 21 level and still goes under the prehistoric system which probably defined as to who were to become hurling and football counties respectively in the first place.


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    Stevecw
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    Its hard to know what to do with Counties like Kerry, Westmeath & Carlow at U-21 level.
    Carlow were in the proper Leinster this year and lost to eventual AI runners up Dublin 4-12 to 0-12. Were not totally outclassed and just got unlucky with the draw. Prob would have ran most other Leinster teams close and even beaten a couple of them.

    Antrim in AI semi got hammered by Dublin, anyone in Leinster and Kerry wud have given them a tougher game.

    Have to bring Galway & Antrim into Leinster at 21s too.

    Need to bring in a prelim round with Kerry, Westmeath, Carlow, Antrim....2 winners go through to play Laois/Offaly. 2 winners then go into leinster qf v 2 of Dub/Kilk/Wex/Galway.
    2 of these 4 (maybe the 2 finalists from yr before) are put into semis.

    The prelim round losers & 1st round losers go to All Ire B.


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    Kerrydude1981
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    Stevecw wrote: »
    Its hard to know what to do with Counties like Kerry, Westmeath & Carlow at U-21 level.
    Carlow were in the proper Leinster this year and lost to eventual AI runners up Dublin 4-12 to 0-12. Were not totally outclassed and just got unlucky with the draw. Prob would have ran most other Leinster teams close and even beaten a couple of them.

    Antrim in AI semi got hammered by Dublin, anyone in Leinster and Kerry wud have given them a tougher game.

    Have to bring Galway & Antrim into Leinster at 21s too.

    Need to bring in a prelim round with Kerry, Westmeath, Carlow, Antrim....2 winners go through to play Laois/Offaly. 2 winners then go into leinster qf v 2 of Dub/Kilk/Wex/Galway.


    2 of these 4 (maybe the 2 finalists from yr before) are put into semis.

    The prelim round losers & 1st round losers go to All Ire B.

    Sounds like a good idea it would give the players more games instead of just 2 games a year


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