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March 28, 2010

Kynog United White V Kynog united Red

Kynog Utd White 3-8 Kynog Utd Red , Kynog Park 10:30
 
After a closely fought first half it was Kynog Red who
pulled away in the third quarter to secure the victory.
 
Kynog Red opened the scoring with a goal from Ryan Murrin.
Fantastic goalscoring displays from both Liam Brady with
four and Ger O'Connor with three completed the scoring for
Kynog Red.
 
Two goals from Alex Kilmurray in the first half kept Kynog
White in touch for much of the game with Jamie O'Brien also
scoring for Kynog White.
 
Kynog Red would have had a few more if not for the
goalkeeping of Cian Loughlin in the Kynog White goal.
 
In the end it was Kynog Red's strong third and fourth
quarter performances that saw them run out deserved winners.
 
Teams:
Kynog Utd White
Cian Loughlin, Alex Kilmurray, Adam Condon,
Jaime O'Brien, Gavin Keily, Conor Reilly, Ryan
Loughlin, Luca Grimes, Eoin Montgomery, Conor Fox.
 
Kynog Utd Red
Neil Doyle, Dylan Waldron, Oisin Lawler, Keane Casey, Joe
Kennedy, Ryan Murrin, Liam Brady, Ger O'Connor, Sean
O'Connor.

Posted by kynog24 at 03:31 PM

Under 13 Kynog United V Athy Cup match

Kynog 0 Athy 4
 
Athy made this long journey to Kynog for this cup match. Athy were always favourite to come out on top of this game and within the first few minutes of kick off Athy had their first chance at goal when a through ball was played between the Kynog backline and Michael Kelly was all set to score only for the brave goal keeping of Kynog goalie Lee Dempsey.
Kelly was always going to be a thorn in the side of the Kynog defence marshalled by Daragh Lynch and Dylan Donoghue and it wasnt long before he got on the score sheet by rounding the Kynog keeper to camly slot the ball home.
Kynog were now aware of the challange that faced them and the backline had to be very alert to keep the Athy attack to a minimum.
Joe Kenny in the Kynog midfield was getting to grips with the job in hand and played some lovely passes out to the Kynog forwards of Adam Cully and Dean Bowers however the two Foley boys in the Athy defence were always aware and ready to deal with the Kynog attack.
Some dominant play be Athy saw them make it 2 nil again from the man Kelly.
Kynog made the introduction of Brian McGrath and Conor Murray at half time and the game started to even out. Athy were always hungry for more goals but so were Kynog and had two great chances through John Drennan to get back into the game, one a goal line clearance and the other a diving header just missed by the in rushing Conor Murray.
Athy went on to win this game comfortably in the end and deservatly so, but the Kynog lads can feel a great job was done today and they went toe to toe with the Premier league leaders and gave them a good game of football in a very sporting contest.
Well done to both teams. Best for Athy were the Foley boys in the backs and hatrick hero Michael Kelly while Kynog were best served by Jack Byrne David Lee & Eoin Kavanagh

 

 

 

 

 

Posted by kynog24 at 03:19 PM

March 21, 2010

Kynog United V Newbridge White

Kynog Utd White 3-10 Newbridge White , Kynog Park 10:30
 
Newbridge pulled away in third quarter to secure the victory
after a very close first half. The score at half tme stood
at 2-2. 
 
Newbridge opened the scoring but were pegged back straight
away with Conor Fox scoring for Kynog. The second quarter
was a repeat of the first with Newbridge scoring first only
to see Conor Fox claim his second for Kynog to level the
game again. Heroics from Cian Loughlin in the Kynog goal
kept the Newbridge forwards out.
 
The third quarter saw Newbridge take control scoring seven
goals unanswered. The last quater saw Kynog fight back and
hold Newbridge to just one more goal and score one of their
own, Jamie O'Brien capping a fine performance with Kynog's
third goal, Kynog would have had a few more if not for the
goalkeeping of Sam Meenan in the Newbridge goal.
 
The Newbridge scoring was lead by Eoghan Molloy with five,
Eoin Meenan with two, aided with one a piece for Eoin
Merriman, Jimmy O'Neill and Josh Burns.
 
Teams:
Kynog Utd White
Cian Loughlin, Conor Somers, Alex Kilmurray, Adam Condon,
Jaime O'Brien, Gavin Keily, Conor Reilly, Ryan
Loughlin, Luca Grimes, Eoin Montgomery, Conor Fox.
 
Newbridge
Eoin Merriman, Jay O'Neill, Peter Murphy, Eoghan Molloy,
Eoin Meenan, Josh Burns, Sam Meenan, Fiachra Galvin, Ronan
Cooney.

Posted by kynog24 at 06:07 PM

Under 7 Red V Sallins

U7
Kynog Utd Red 6
Sallins Celtic    1
 
Saturday morning saw the meeting of Kynog red versus Sallins white .The home team opened the scoring with Geard O Connor, Sallins quickly responded with a goal from Ruairi Hand , The second quarter saw further goals came from Dylan Waldron and Geard O Connor .Play continued end to end,The third quarter Dylan Waldron scored his second. Some great defending from Leon Sweeney and Casper Flipiski kept kynog at bay. Futher goals came from Ryan Murrin and Sean O Connor.

Posted by kynog24 at 05:59 PM

Under 12 Kynog United V Prosperous

Overnight rain had left Kynog park in perfect condition for this local
derby and neither team disappointed.The opening minutes were very even
until the 13th when a super ball from johnny byrne released adam lynch who
lobbed the ball over the advancing keeper to take the lead.Prosperous came
back very stong and on twenty minutes got there deserved goal from jamie
doyle. They kept up this pressure and took the lead through james ansell 5
minutes later and kept this till half-time.Kynog raised there game second
half and with good build up play from jamie adams who found adam lynch and
his superb finish leveled the scores.10 minutes into the half adam thoman
made it 3-2 to the home side scoring directly from a corner but this was
held onto for only 3 minutes as prosperous leveled it again. with both
sides pushing for the win it was unfortunate for the visiting side that
they conceded an own goal to give kynog the points despite some good
performances in particular from sean keogh in defence.The home side had
joey thoman in goals to thank for an excellent performance ensuring all 3
points.

Posted by kynog24 at 05:52 PM

March 15, 2010

Under 12 Kynog United V Clane

Kynog Utd 4 – 2 Clane

 

In perfect conditions for football, Kynog started brightly and went ahead as an Adam Toman’s through ball found Johnny Byrne who rounded the keeper to roll the ball home.  Clane got themselves level within minutes as Dylan Devine scored from close range. The game was flowing from end to end with goalkeepers Joey Toman of Kynog and Andy Watson of Clane pulling off good saves to keep the scores level. It was Kynog, however, who took the lead again when Johnny Byrne scored from 20 yards with a powerful strike, and Kynog extended their lead when Johnny Byrne was tripped in the box before converting the penalty for a deserved hat-trick. Clane weren’t going to lie down though and got themselves back into the match as Dale Maguire finished a fine move by lobbing the ball over the outrushing keeper to leave Kynog with a slender lead at half-time.

 

Clane dominated the second half and it took some fine defending from Craig Harris and Gerry Melia at the heart of the Kynog defence to keep them out. With Clane pushing forward looking for the equalizer, Kynog broke quickly and Jamie Adams ran on to a through ball to finish well to put the game beyond them.

Posted by kynog24 at 11:00 AM

Under 9 Kynog United V Arlington

Kynog Utd 1 – 3 Arlington

 

Kynog started well but found themselves behind as T.Kelly  scored with a powerful shot. Kynog equalized as Josh Harris found Shane O’Connor in the box to finish. With the game even, Arlington went ahead from the penalty spot while were unlucky not to equalize as Joshua Lee struck the bar with the keeper beaten. As Kynog pressed for an equalizer, Arlington broke and C. Dunne scored Arlington’s third to leave the score 3-1 to Arlington.

 

Posted by kynog24 at 10:53 AM

March 07, 2010

Under 16 Kynog United V Edenderry Town

UNDER 16 MAJOR DIVISION
 
KYNOG UNITED        3
EDENDERRY TOWN   0
 
The visitors started the better passing the ball  with greater accuracy than Kynog United who seemed to struggle with the speed of thought and movement of Edenderry. The home defence had to be alert to keep out both Mark Nolan and Jack Dempsey. Kynog  took the lead in the 11th minute when a Mark Mitchell cross found Martin Baneham who lobbed the advancing Gary Kerrigan in the visitors goal. Anthony Byrne went close to testing the keeper shortly after before Kynog doubled their advantage when a Donal McGrath pass was followed by a fine strike from Martin Baneham from the edge of the area. With Kynog in the ascendency Martin Baneham completed his hat-trick after a good cross by Gavin Crowe. The second half saw Brian Moules produce a couple of vital interceptions for Edenderry whilst both Donal McGrath and Dale Percival went close to increasing the Kynog lead. The home defence were well served by all with Eoin Quinlan producing an excellent tackle to deny the Edenderry attack. 

Posted by kynog24 at 07:23 PM

Under 7 White V Arlington White

Kynog Utd White 7-0 Arlington White , Kynog Park 10:30
 
Kynog Utd put on a fine display winning seven nil despite
the battling efforts of Arlington. 
 
Kynog got off to a flying start with Adam Condon scoring in
the first minute. Alex Kilmurray knocked in Kynog's secound
on four minutes. A great goalkeeping display by Ciaran
O'Conor in the Arlington goal kept Arlington in the game.
 
In the secound quarter Kynog piled on the pressure, with
Jamie O'Brien scoring a superp hat-trick with goals in the
first, fourth and seventh minute. Alex Kilmurray chipped in
with an excellent goal in the sixth minute of the secound
quarter.
 
The Arlington defence held Kynog scoreless in the third
quarter with strong performances in the back for Arlington
from Paul Roberts and Della Doherty.
 
Jamie O'Brien topped off his man of the match performance
with the final goal of the game in the third minute of the
fourth quarter as Kynog United finished off a fine display
and ran out deserved winners.
 
Teams:
Kynog Utd White
Cian Loughlin, Conor Somers, Alex Kilmurray, Adam Condon,
Jaime O'Brien, Gavin Keely, Conor Reilly, Ryan
Loughlin, Luca Grimes, Eoin Montgomery.
 
Arlington
Ciaran O'Conor, Paul Roberts, Cian O'Toole, Cian Murray,
Della Doherty, Stephen Lennon, Jack Gorman.

Posted by kynog24 at 07:02 PM

March 01, 2010

Under 9 Kynog United V Newbridge Town

Kynog Utd 1 – 3 Newbridge Town

 

Newbridge edged a close encounter at Kynog Park with 2 goals from Conor Maguire and 1 from Conor Fitzharris answered with an unlucky own goal, while some great goalkeeping from Alfie Thompson and brave defending from Karl Hartley kept  Kynog out.

Posted by kynog24 at 09:36 PM

Under 12 Kynog United V Bush

A beautiful saturday morning saw Kynog u-12 welcome Bush to Kynog Park.
The game started very well with both teams pressing very hard for the opening goal.
An excellent Bush side made the breakthrough very early on and set the trend for the match.
Despite another good performance from goal keeper, Joey Toman Kynog were unable to defend their goal.
Excellent performances from Owen Troy,Arron Troy, Christopher McConnell and Cory Stynes saw bush go into the half time break 3-1 up.
Kynog made their own chances in the second half but just couldnt find their finishing touch to try and find a way back into the game.
Although the game was now out of Kynogs reach they never gave up,and kept trying up until the final whistle.
After 60 minutes Bush emerged the deserving winners with the final score Kynog 1 Bush 6.

 

 

 

Posted by kynog24 at 09:25 PM

Under 16 Kynog United V Sallins Celtic

 
u16 Major Division
Kynog United 4
Sallins Celtic  3
 
Kynog United continued their recent good form with a well deserved win over a spirted Sallins Cetlic team. The visitors opened the scoring in the 8th minute following a Robbie Coughlan throw which was defelected beyond Stephen Byrne. Kynog responded with some intelligent running off the ball and were awarded a free kick when Martin Baneham was brought down some 25 yards out.The same player picked himself up and drove an unstoppable shot past Stephen Kavanagh in the Sallins goal. The home team doubled their advantage when Adrian Moran fed Martin Baneham who dummied to shoot before rounding the keeper and finding the back of the net. David Callan at the heart of the Sallins defence was having an excellent game along with Jake McLoughlin in the visitors midfield. Kynogs defence were proving hard to break down with both Gavin Crowe and Eoin Quinlan getting forward at every opportunity .The home team scored again in the 28th minute following a Gavin Crowe pass which Dale Persival took in his stride before shooting across the Sallins keeper and into the corner of the net. Shortly before half time Eamon Cox increased the homes teams advantage with a move that started with Eoin Quinlan winning the ball in the full back position. the second half saw Sallins come out much the stronger and were rewarded when Jack Sharkey reduced the arrears in the 55th minute. The visitors scored once more in the 62nd minute when Philip Cluxton-Curley rose highest to head home from a corner. Sallins went in search of an equalizer but were denied by some outstanding goalkeeping by Stephen Byrne and some strong defending by Eoin O Reilly and Mark Mitchell.

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Posted by kynog24 at 09:01 PM