U12 FL V Lee Gaels – 6/5

by · May 6, 2019

 

Our under 12’s put up a fantastic display of football against Lee Gaels at O’Brien field last Monday night. Shamrocks were the stronger side on the night and played some really nice flowing football scoring at will and coming away with a comprehensive victory. All credit to a determined Lee Gaels side who never gave up under some serious pressure. Well done to all the lads for a cracking performance and thanks to all who turned up to support us on the night. Hurling game away to Kinsale this Thursday night 7pm.

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