Corn Uí Mhuirí: Patrician Academy Mallow crash out to Kenmare at the quarter final stage of the competition

The Cork school only led once on the day, through a score from play by Ben O’Shea inside the first minute.
Corn Uí Mhuirí: Patrician Academy Mallow crash out to Kenmare at the quarter final stage of the competition

Kenmare’s Ben O’Callaghan and Mallow’s John Murphy in the air during the Corn Uí Mhuirí quarter final clash between Patrician Academy Mallow and Kenmare in Bishopstown on Wednesday. picture Chani Anderson

Pobalscoil Inbhear Scéine Kenmare 1-13 

Patrician Academy Mallow 0-6

Patrician Academy Mallow’s hopes of reaching the semi-finals of the Corn Uí Mhuirí for the second year in a row ended with a 1-13 to 0-6 defeat to Pobalscoil Inbhear Scéine Kenmare at Bishopstown 4G on Wednesday afternoon.

The Cork school only led once on the day, through a score from play by Ben O’Shea inside the first minute.

It finished as a comfortable victory for the school from Kenmare, who are playing at this level for the first time ever after winning the Munster B title last year.

After Ben O’Shea raised that white flag, Jack Tangney put over his first of five first half frees.

He hit three-in-a-row before a goal-bound shot by Cathal Kelleher was blocked by Mallow’s Aaron Murphy.

Patrician Academy then created an overlap and an opportunity to raise a green flag by Mikie O’Riordan went straight into the hands of Barry Fitzsimons in the 8th minute of play.

Mallow’s Cathal Corbett is held back during the Corn Uí Mhuirí quarter final clash between Patrician Academy Mallow and Kenmare in Bishopstown on Wednesday. picture Chani Anderson
Mallow’s Cathal Corbett is held back during the Corn Uí Mhuirí quarter final clash between Patrician Academy Mallow and Kenmare in Bishopstown on Wednesday. picture Chani Anderson

Jack Tangney converted another free seconds later and that was followed by their first score from open play, a curling effort by Neal O’Shea to make it 0-5 to 0-1.

Dylan O’Connell and Cathal Mullins combined to reduce the gap between the teams to two points before Neal O’Shea got his second at the 20th minute.

Mullins got another shortly after before a Donncha O’Sullivan brace gave his team a 0-8 to 0-4 cushion.

After David O’Brien got it back to three, Jack Tangney converted a free and it was 0-9 to 0-5 at the break.

Kenmare restarted with Jack Tangney scoring from play and Mullins kicked what turned out to be Mallow’s only score during the second half.

Things got worse for the Cork side when Ben Noonan was sent off after receiving a second yellow card at the 50th minute.

Jack O’Sullivan took advantage of the space by getting his name on the score-sheet and Micheal Mullins announced his arrival by splitting the post with one of his first touches.

The game finished with a breakaway goal, and Neal O’Shea finished this for his school in added time.

The Mallow subs watch on from the bench during the Corn Uí Mhuirí quarter final clash between Patrician Academy Mallow and Kenmare in Bishopstown on Wednesday. picture Chani Anderson
The Mallow subs watch on from the bench during the Corn Uí Mhuirí quarter final clash between Patrician Academy Mallow and Kenmare in Bishopstown on Wednesday. picture Chani Anderson

Scorers for Pobalscoil Inbhear Scéine Kenmare: J Tangney 0-6 (1f); N O’Shea 1-2, D O’Sullivan 0-3 (1f), J O’Sullivan and M O’Mahony both 0-1.

Patrician Academy Mallow: C Mullins 0-3 (1f); D O’Connell, B O’Shea, and E Walsh all 0-1.

Pobalscoil Inbhear Scéine Kenmare: B Fitzsimons (Kenmare Shamrocks); B O’Callaghan (Kenmare Shamrocks), D O’Connor (Kenmare Shamrocks), J Sweeney (Kenmare Shamrocks), D O’Brien (Kenmare Shamrocks), L O’Sullivan (Kenmare Shamrocks), R MacGearailt (Kenmare Shamrocks), J O’Sullivan (Kenmare Shamrocks), M Tangney (Kenmare Shamrocks), C Kelleher (Kilgarvan), D O’Sullivan (Tuosist), S O’Donoghue (Kilgarvan), N O’Shea (Kenmare Shamrocks), J Tangney (Kenmare Shamrocks), A O’Sullivan (Kenmare Shamrocks).

Subs: D Grebowiec (Kenmare Shamrocks) for O’Sullivan (40); L Brown (Kenmare Shamrocks) for Kelleher (42), R O’Byrne (Templenoe) for O’Brien (48), Micheal O’Mahony (Templenoe) for J O’Sullivan (57), K O’Sullivan (Kilgarvan) for O’Donoghue (57), Patrician Academy Mallow: D O’Riordan (Kilshannig); M O’Riordan (Kilshannig), B Noonan (Mallow), A Murphy (Mallow), E Walsh (Mallow), P Murphy (Mallow), C Cooney (Clyda Rovers), J Roche (Mallow), P Britton (Mallow), C Ruby (Kilshannig), B O’Shea (Mallow), J Murphy (Mallow), C Mullins (Clyda Rovers), Dylan O’Connell (Kilshannig), C Corbett (Clyda Rovers).

Subs: E Sheehan for Ruby (HT); R Crowley (Kilshannig) for Corbett (58), M Murphy (Kilshannig) for Roche (53), D Carroll (Mallow) for Walsh (60).

Referee: Brian Barrett (Douglas).

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