The Monday Night League Co Kerry
Mon May 02, 2011 10:36 pm
A new competition starting up Bit Of Crack 
Co Kerry
"The Monday Night league" with ( GODLEN PEG )
The frist competition Starts on Monday the 9th of May
at Delis Strand from 8pm to 11pm Check in from 7 to 7.30
Entry Fee 10 Euro this includes the Fish pool
Run over 5 competitions best 4 count
Venues Are
Delis 9th May 8pm to 11pm
SPA 23rd May 8pm to 11
Banna (Car Park 3) 6th June 8pm to 11
Inch 27th June 8pm to 11pm
Barrow Beach 11 July 9pm to 12
Presentation on the 16th July To be Confirmed
Like i said this is only a bit of crack to pass away a few summer nights.
Its open if anyone is interested, come along.
Co Kerry "The Monday Night league" with ( GODLEN PEG )
The frist competition Starts on Monday the 9th of May
at Delis Strand from 8pm to 11pm Check in from 7 to 7.30
Entry Fee 10 Euro this includes the Fish pool
Run over 5 competitions best 4 count
Venues Are
Delis 9th May 8pm to 11pm
SPA 23rd May 8pm to 11
Banna (Car Park 3) 6th June 8pm to 11
Inch 27th June 8pm to 11pm
Barrow Beach 11 July 9pm to 12
Presentation on the 16th July To be Confirmed
Like i said this is only a bit of crack to pass away a few summer nights.
Its open if anyone is interested, come along.
Re: The Monday Night League Co Kerry
Tue May 03, 2011 6:24 pm
Ill be in dingle for the inch comp, ill suss out the “boss“ about wether I'm allowed fish it or not 
Re: The Monday Night League Co Kerry
Tue May 03, 2011 10:33 pm
Hi red
You have loads of time to work on the boss
But as its a league all the prize money will be paid at the end on the presentation 16 july.
There will be no pay out over the 5 nights as we might not have that many fishing it.
It will be 100% pay out and hopefuly pay top 5 all going well.
But come along anyway and bring the boss too
You have loads of time to work on the boss
But as its a league all the prize money will be paid at the end on the presentation 16 july.
There will be no pay out over the 5 nights as we might not have that many fishing it.
It will be 100% pay out and hopefuly pay top 5 all going well.
But come along anyway and bring the boss too
Re: The Monday Night League Co Kerry
Wed May 04, 2011 7:05 am
Prize money? Me? Your havin a laugh 
Re: The Monday Night League Co Kerry
Tue May 10, 2011 10:13 pm
red wrote:Prize money? Me? Your havin a laugh
Sure John lynch fluked a win last night after a 2year absence I'd say don't write your chances off yet
The Inch comp will hopefully be a cracker the only problem will be having enough bait..... hopefully
Re: The Monday Night League Co Kerry
Wed May 11, 2011 12:17 pm
Match Report - First Leg, Deelis Strand
There was a good turn out despite the weather with no less than 19 anglers turning up to take part in this brand new competition. Their number included some non-club members - it was great to have them take part.
Fishing was not at its very best - no doubt the conditions will have influenced this also. Nevertheless a total of 53 fish were caught during the short, 3 hour competition with only a tiny handful of competitors blanking. The total catch was made up of 44 Flounder, 5 Three Bearded Rockling, 2 Dogfish, 1 Garfish and 1 Bass.
The winner on the night with a highly creditable 14 fish was John Lynch - great to have you back fishing John. Second place went to Chris O'Sullivan and Eugene Farrelly took the third sport.
The biggest round fish was caught by Luke M O'Sullivan (Peg 14) with a Garfish of 64 cm.
The biggest flat fish was caught by Chris O'Sullivan (Peg 11) with a Flounder of 34 cm.
The Golden Peg rolls over to next week as the pegs that were drawn were peg 6 for the round fish pool and peg 7 for the flat fish pool.
The next M.N.L. will take place at the SPA on the 23 May from 8.00pm to 11.00pm.
Check in at the Oyster Tavern Car Park from 7.00pm to 7.30pm
With the best four competition results counting towards the final league placings there is still everything to play for and those not available for the first leg should consider participating in the subsequent rounds of the competition.
The League table is on
http://www.traleebaysac.org/mondaynightleague.htm
There was a good turn out despite the weather with no less than 19 anglers turning up to take part in this brand new competition. Their number included some non-club members - it was great to have them take part.
Fishing was not at its very best - no doubt the conditions will have influenced this also. Nevertheless a total of 53 fish were caught during the short, 3 hour competition with only a tiny handful of competitors blanking. The total catch was made up of 44 Flounder, 5 Three Bearded Rockling, 2 Dogfish, 1 Garfish and 1 Bass.
The winner on the night with a highly creditable 14 fish was John Lynch - great to have you back fishing John. Second place went to Chris O'Sullivan and Eugene Farrelly took the third sport.
The biggest round fish was caught by Luke M O'Sullivan (Peg 14) with a Garfish of 64 cm.
The biggest flat fish was caught by Chris O'Sullivan (Peg 11) with a Flounder of 34 cm.
The Golden Peg rolls over to next week as the pegs that were drawn were peg 6 for the round fish pool and peg 7 for the flat fish pool.
The next M.N.L. will take place at the SPA on the 23 May from 8.00pm to 11.00pm.
Check in at the Oyster Tavern Car Park from 7.00pm to 7.30pm
With the best four competition results counting towards the final league placings there is still everything to play for and those not available for the first leg should consider participating in the subsequent rounds of the competition.
The League table is on
http://www.traleebaysac.org/mondaynightleague.htm
Re: The Monday Night League Co Kerry
Tue May 24, 2011 9:55 pm
Leg 2 The SPA
We were down a few numbers from the 1st Leg which could have been due to the weather conditions but a respectable 16 anglers took part in last nights 2nd Leg.
Its still all to play for for the anglers that didn't make it as the best four results count.
There was 6 species caught with a total of 64 fish with no one blanking and all fish being returned to fight another day.
The species were made up of 26 Flounder, 17 Eels, 15 Dogfish, 4 Rays (All Thornbacks I Believe), 1 Coalfish and 1 Dab.
The winner on the night John Lynch with 6 fish who caught a nice thornback ray on his 1st cast measuring 77cm head to tail who was later pipped by by Phil Ord with a 78 cm Thornback ray for the biggest round fish.
Second place went to Patrick Egan and Eugene Farrelly took the third sport.
The biggest round fish was caught by Phil Ord (Peg 15) with a Thornback of 78 cm.
The biggest flat fish was caught by Chris O'Sullivan (Peg 9) with a Flounder of 36 cm.
The Golden Peg rolls over to next week as the pegs that were drawn were peg 3 for the round fish pool and peg 4 for the flat fish pool.
The next M.N.L. will take place at Banna (Car Park 3) on the 6th of June from 8.00pm to 11.00pm. Check in at Car Park 3 from 7.00pm to 7.30pm
Full leader board can be seen on http://www.traleebaysac.org/mondaynightleague.htm
We were down a few numbers from the 1st Leg which could have been due to the weather conditions but a respectable 16 anglers took part in last nights 2nd Leg.
Its still all to play for for the anglers that didn't make it as the best four results count.
There was 6 species caught with a total of 64 fish with no one blanking and all fish being returned to fight another day.
The species were made up of 26 Flounder, 17 Eels, 15 Dogfish, 4 Rays (All Thornbacks I Believe), 1 Coalfish and 1 Dab.
The winner on the night John Lynch with 6 fish who caught a nice thornback ray on his 1st cast measuring 77cm head to tail who was later pipped by by Phil Ord with a 78 cm Thornback ray for the biggest round fish.
Second place went to Patrick Egan and Eugene Farrelly took the third sport.
The biggest round fish was caught by Phil Ord (Peg 15) with a Thornback of 78 cm.
The biggest flat fish was caught by Chris O'Sullivan (Peg 9) with a Flounder of 36 cm.
The Golden Peg rolls over to next week as the pegs that were drawn were peg 3 for the round fish pool and peg 4 for the flat fish pool.
The next M.N.L. will take place at Banna (Car Park 3) on the 6th of June from 8.00pm to 11.00pm. Check in at Car Park 3 from 7.00pm to 7.30pm
Full leader board can be seen on http://www.traleebaysac.org/mondaynightleague.htm
Re: The Monday Night League Co Kerry
Wed Jun 08, 2011 8:08 pm
Match Report - Third Round, Banna Strand
A fair surf on Banna Strand as the competitors set up for Round 3 of the competition
The weather was again a factor with this leg of the competition with a cold, brisk breeze present all evening. Whoever it was said that there is no such thing as bad weather - just a bad choice of clothing wasn’t thinking about having to wear chest waders and several layers of clothing in June and still feeling cold!
The fishing was not at it best with quite a few competitors blanking. This was disappointing as indications from those venturing into the cold and wind for freelance sessions had reported good, varied catches. The impact of these 'zero returns' have had a dramatic affect on the leader board with some of the competitors dropping well down the table. However, the leaders hung on to their positions going into the next round. Nevertheless, this match demonstrated just how much ground can be gained by a single good result - and how costly a 'blank' can be.
Overall 4 species were caught with a total of 27 fish recorded and returned to fight another day. These were made up of 21 Flounder, 1 Plaice, 1 Turbot, 2 Bass and 2 Painted Rays.
The winner on the night was Aiden o Sullivan with 8 fish made up of 6 Flounder, 1 Bass and 1 Painted Ray. Second place went to Luke M o Sullivan with 4 fish and Martin McGowan took the third spot with 3 fish.
The biggest round fish was caught by Aiden o Sullivan (Peg 4) with a Painted Ray of 63 cm. The biggest flat fish was caught by Luke M o Sullivan (Peg 11) with a Flounder of 32 cm.
The Golden Peg rolls over to next week as the pegs that were drawn were peg 14 for the round fish pool and peg 1 for the flat fish pool.
The next M.N.L. will take place at Inch on the 27th of June from 8.00pm to 11.00pm. Check in at Car Park from 7.00pm to 7.30pm.
The Leader Board after the Third Round of the Competition can be seen here..
http://www.traleebaysac.org/mondaynightleague.htm
A fair surf on Banna Strand as the competitors set up for Round 3 of the competition
The weather was again a factor with this leg of the competition with a cold, brisk breeze present all evening. Whoever it was said that there is no such thing as bad weather - just a bad choice of clothing wasn’t thinking about having to wear chest waders and several layers of clothing in June and still feeling cold!
The fishing was not at it best with quite a few competitors blanking. This was disappointing as indications from those venturing into the cold and wind for freelance sessions had reported good, varied catches. The impact of these 'zero returns' have had a dramatic affect on the leader board with some of the competitors dropping well down the table. However, the leaders hung on to their positions going into the next round. Nevertheless, this match demonstrated just how much ground can be gained by a single good result - and how costly a 'blank' can be.
Overall 4 species were caught with a total of 27 fish recorded and returned to fight another day. These were made up of 21 Flounder, 1 Plaice, 1 Turbot, 2 Bass and 2 Painted Rays.
The winner on the night was Aiden o Sullivan with 8 fish made up of 6 Flounder, 1 Bass and 1 Painted Ray. Second place went to Luke M o Sullivan with 4 fish and Martin McGowan took the third spot with 3 fish.
The biggest round fish was caught by Aiden o Sullivan (Peg 4) with a Painted Ray of 63 cm. The biggest flat fish was caught by Luke M o Sullivan (Peg 11) with a Flounder of 32 cm.
The Golden Peg rolls over to next week as the pegs that were drawn were peg 14 for the round fish pool and peg 1 for the flat fish pool.
The next M.N.L. will take place at Inch on the 27th of June from 8.00pm to 11.00pm. Check in at Car Park from 7.00pm to 7.30pm.
The Leader Board after the Third Round of the Competition can be seen here..
http://www.traleebaysac.org/mondaynightleague.htm
Re: The Monday Night League Co Kerry
Thu Jun 09, 2011 9:51 am
Inch on the 27th should be much more productive, generally fishes well over LW. Lets hope we can keep pace with king of the surf " Aiden O Sullivan" .
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Re: The Monday Night League Co Kerry
Fri Jun 10, 2011 2:58 pm
Lol,no doubt i will blank in Inch after u saying that
U still have 1st place nailed on John, rest of us are fighting for 2nd place
Twas disapointing there wasnt more fish about in that surf monday,
but im sure there will be more fish about in Inch.
U still have 1st place nailed on John, rest of us are fighting for 2nd place
Twas disapointing there wasnt more fish about in that surf monday,
but im sure there will be more fish about in Inch.
Re: The Monday Night League Co Kerry
Fri Jun 10, 2011 4:18 pm
Aidan wrote:Lol,no doubt i will blank in Inch after u saying that
U still have 1st place nailed on John, rest of us are fighting for 2nd place
Twas disapointing there wasnt more fish about in that surf monday,
but im sure there will be more fish about in Inch.
Still wide open especially with Inch and Barrow. Was just trying to put a bit of pressure on you
, I should of gone down to see what you were up to on Banna as it was working. Hopefully we will all do a bit better on Inch.Are u fishing the Ballybunion comp on the 18th, details on the traleebay website?
Re: The Monday Night League Co Kerry
Sat Jun 11, 2011 12:24 pm
Ya fishing Ballybunion next weekend,
talkin to a few of the Tralee lads lastnite sounds like a good few of them will be fishing it.
Hope it fishes better than the last comp we had there which was won with one flat.!
talkin to a few of the Tralee lads lastnite sounds like a good few of them will be fishing it.
Hope it fishes better than the last comp we had there which was won with one flat.!
Re: The Monday Night League Co Kerry
Mon Jun 13, 2011 6:32 pm
I will be fishing it best bait for there is the garden worm live the lug and maddies at home 
Banna on sunday the joys
Banna on sunday the joys
Re: The Monday Night League Co Kerry
Mon Jun 13, 2011 9:30 pm
martin celtic fc wrote:I will be fishing it best bait for there is the garden worm live the lug and maddies at home
Banna on sunday the joys
Could be a long weekend on the beaches for ye, make sure to pack the sunscreen + bucket and spades
. I mite give a call down to see how the comp on BallyB is going Saturday, 7 hrs between sign in and end of match is a little too long for me.
Re: The Monday Night League Co Kerry
Tue Jun 14, 2011 4:50 pm
Ya now that you put it that way i will be there for half 12 1pm if there gone ill come home 2 hours is a bit long to be hang in around may be the sun might be out
Inch Monday night aswell ,,,,,,
Inch Monday night aswell ,,,,,,
Re: The Monday Night League Co Kerry
Tue Jun 14, 2011 5:22 pm
martin celtic fc wrote:Ya now that you put it that way i will be there for half 12 1pm if there gone ill come home 2 hours is a bit long to be hang in around may be the sun might be out
Inch Monday night aswell ,,,,,,
Am I right in saying that Inch is Monday night week (27th June)?
Re: The Monday Night League Co Kerry
Tue Jun 14, 2011 9:22 pm
Yes you are John the 27th, what was I think in nice one
Re: The Monday Night League Co Kerry
Tue Jun 28, 2011 9:13 pm
Match Report - Inch 4th Round, 27 June
It was good to arrive at Inch last night as the weather was great compared to the previous M.N.L. comps.
Fishing conditions seemed perfect with a nice surf and a bit of colour in the water only for there to be a lot of weed which made fishing difficult.
The lower numbered pegs got most of the weed which is reflected in the number of fish being caught but we soldiered on through it and a respectable 69 fish were caught and returned. Of these 60 were flounder with a lot of them undersized and 9 bass which made an appearance when the weed eased off a bit.
The winner on the night was James O’ Shea with 13 fish made up of 12 flounder and 1 bass. Second place went to Phil Ord who soldiered through the weed to catch 5 fish made up of 1 flouder and 4 bass and third place went to Eugene Farrelly with 6 fish made up of 4 flounder and 2 bass.
The biggest round fish was caught by John Sheehan (peg 6) with a bass of 46cm just pipping Phil Ord's bass of 45cm.
Chris must be doing something right as it’s his third time being in the flatfish pool only for his peg not to be drawn for the golden peg.
The Golden Peg rolls over to next competition as the pegs that were drawn were peg 12 for the round fish pool and peg 15 for the flat fish pool.
The next M.N.L. will take place at Barrow Strand on the 11th of July from 9.00pm to 12.00pm. Check in at Car Park from 8.00pm to 8.30pm.
Its the last competition and a lot can happen with a lot of people closely matched so the leader board could change so make sure to bring your A-Game...
The Leaderboard after four rounds of the competition
Name Deelis SPA Banna Inch Total Position
John Lynch 1 1 6 6 14 1st
Eugene Farrelly 3 3 10 3 19 2nd
Phil Ord 11 4 8 2 25 3rd
Chris o Sullivan 2 11 9 4 26 4th
Vincent Tierney 10 6 4 12 32 5th
Dierdre Murphy 7 14 7 7 35 6th
Aiden o Sullivan 19 7 1 8.5 35.5 7th
Martin Mc Gowan 14 8 3 11 36 8th
John Sheehan 5 9 17 5 36 9th
Patrick Egan 9 2 17 8.5 36.5 10th
Luke M o Sullivan 8 13 2 14 37 11th
Timmy Ward 6 16 5 15 42 12th
Connie o Sullivan 4 5 17 18 44 13th
James o Shea 19 10 17 1 47 14th
David o Sullivan 13 15 17 10 55 15th
Mark Mc Carthy 19 12 17 13 61 16th
It was good to arrive at Inch last night as the weather was great compared to the previous M.N.L. comps.
Fishing conditions seemed perfect with a nice surf and a bit of colour in the water only for there to be a lot of weed which made fishing difficult.
The lower numbered pegs got most of the weed which is reflected in the number of fish being caught but we soldiered on through it and a respectable 69 fish were caught and returned. Of these 60 were flounder with a lot of them undersized and 9 bass which made an appearance when the weed eased off a bit.
The winner on the night was James O’ Shea with 13 fish made up of 12 flounder and 1 bass. Second place went to Phil Ord who soldiered through the weed to catch 5 fish made up of 1 flouder and 4 bass and third place went to Eugene Farrelly with 6 fish made up of 4 flounder and 2 bass.
The biggest round fish was caught by John Sheehan (peg 6) with a bass of 46cm just pipping Phil Ord's bass of 45cm.
Chris must be doing something right as it’s his third time being in the flatfish pool only for his peg not to be drawn for the golden peg.
The Golden Peg rolls over to next competition as the pegs that were drawn were peg 12 for the round fish pool and peg 15 for the flat fish pool.
The next M.N.L. will take place at Barrow Strand on the 11th of July from 9.00pm to 12.00pm. Check in at Car Park from 8.00pm to 8.30pm.
Its the last competition and a lot can happen with a lot of people closely matched so the leader board could change so make sure to bring your A-Game...
The Leaderboard after four rounds of the competition
Name Deelis SPA Banna Inch Total Position
John Lynch 1 1 6 6 14 1st
Eugene Farrelly 3 3 10 3 19 2nd
Phil Ord 11 4 8 2 25 3rd
Chris o Sullivan 2 11 9 4 26 4th
Vincent Tierney 10 6 4 12 32 5th
Dierdre Murphy 7 14 7 7 35 6th
Aiden o Sullivan 19 7 1 8.5 35.5 7th
Martin Mc Gowan 14 8 3 11 36 8th
John Sheehan 5 9 17 5 36 9th
Patrick Egan 9 2 17 8.5 36.5 10th
Luke M o Sullivan 8 13 2 14 37 11th
Timmy Ward 6 16 5 15 42 12th
Connie o Sullivan 4 5 17 18 44 13th
James o Shea 19 10 17 1 47 14th
David o Sullivan 13 15 17 10 55 15th
Mark Mc Carthy 19 12 17 13 61 16th
Re: The Monday Night League Co Kerry
Fri Jul 15, 2011 5:11 pm
Just to keep the suspense going for a little longer this match report provides the minimum of detail. To find out the final placings you will have to come along to the West End bar next Sunday night when the announcement will be made and prizes awards - around 8pm. This will immediately follow the prizegiving for our Temple Street Children's Hospital Charity competition. Everyone is welcome to take part in that competition and you will be made very welcome.
For our many friends who live elsewhere in the world the full results will be posted early next week. In the meantime - here are a few hints of the final placings.
The weather Gods were on our side for this final competition of the M.N.L. but maybe too much so as the sea was a bit calm for our liking. We were hoping for a bit of a surf to maybe catch a few bass but the water was flat so the anglers taking part probably had to
change tactics as they walked to their pegs.
15 anglers took part in Barrow which was going to be a tightly fought contest with John Lynch and Eugene Farrelly looking to take first place overall - depending on their result on the night.
There were also a number of anglers looking to take the rest of the positions depending on their results in this leg.
It was a tightly fought competition with only one fish separating anglers at times as league positions shifted constantly as darkness fell.
34 fish were caught with the majority of them being turbot and flounder with a lot of them being undersized.
Roll on the next League
For our many friends who live elsewhere in the world the full results will be posted early next week. In the meantime - here are a few hints of the final placings.
The weather Gods were on our side for this final competition of the M.N.L. but maybe too much so as the sea was a bit calm for our liking. We were hoping for a bit of a surf to maybe catch a few bass but the water was flat so the anglers taking part probably had to
change tactics as they walked to their pegs.
15 anglers took part in Barrow which was going to be a tightly fought contest with John Lynch and Eugene Farrelly looking to take first place overall - depending on their result on the night.
There were also a number of anglers looking to take the rest of the positions depending on their results in this leg.
It was a tightly fought competition with only one fish separating anglers at times as league positions shifted constantly as darkness fell.
34 fish were caught with the majority of them being turbot and flounder with a lot of them being undersized.
Roll on the next League
Re: The Monday Night League Co Kerry
Sun Jul 24, 2011 7:28 pm
RESULTS OF LEG 5 AND OVERALL RESULTS
Well done to Martin Mcgowan and Patrick Egan on a very well run and organised league, hopefully the first of many based on how successful this one was.
Barrow Results
Name Peg Fish Points Position
Dierdre Murphy 4 9 134 1st
David O Sullivan 13 4 101 2nd
Luke M o Sullivan 3 3 100 3rd
James o Shea 20 4 92 4th
Vincent Tierney 7 1 88 5th
Timmy Ward 1 2 86 6th
Eugene Farrelly 5 3 83 7th
Phil Ord 19 2 29 8.5th
Chris o Sullivan 17 2 29 8.5th
Connie O Sullivan 16 1 29 10th
Aiden o Sullivan 14 1 26 11th
Martin Mc Gowan 12 1 24 12th
John Sheehan 8 1 8 13th
Patrick Egan 11 0 0 16th
Mark Mc Carthy 15 0 0 16th
John Lynch D.N.F. 0 0 16th
OVERALL MONDAY NIGHT LEAGUE RESULTS (Best 4 from 5 results count)
Name Best 1 Best 2 Best 3 Best 4 Total Position
John Lynch 1 1 6 6 14 1st
Eugene Farrelly 3 3 3 7 16 2nd
Dierdre Murphy 7 7 7 1 22 3rd
Phil Ord 4 8 2 8.5 22.5 4th
Chris o Sullivan 2 9 4 8.5 23.5 5th
Vincent Tierney 10 6 4 5 25 6th
Luke M o Sullivan 8 13 2 3 26 7th
Aiden o Sullivan 7 1 8.5 11 27.5 8th
James o Shea 10 17 1 4 32 9th
Timmy Ward 6 5 15 6 32 10th
John Sheehan 5 9 5 13 32 11th
Martin Mc Gowan 8 3 11 12 34 12th
Patrick Egan 9 2 8.5 16 35.5 13th
Connie o Sullivan 4 5 17 10 36 14th
David o Sullivan 13 15 10 2 40 15th
Mark Mc Carthy 12 17 13 16 58 16th
Well done to Martin Mcgowan and Patrick Egan on a very well run and organised league, hopefully the first of many based on how successful this one was.
Barrow Results
Name Peg Fish Points Position
Dierdre Murphy 4 9 134 1st
David O Sullivan 13 4 101 2nd
Luke M o Sullivan 3 3 100 3rd
James o Shea 20 4 92 4th
Vincent Tierney 7 1 88 5th
Timmy Ward 1 2 86 6th
Eugene Farrelly 5 3 83 7th
Phil Ord 19 2 29 8.5th
Chris o Sullivan 17 2 29 8.5th
Connie O Sullivan 16 1 29 10th
Aiden o Sullivan 14 1 26 11th
Martin Mc Gowan 12 1 24 12th
John Sheehan 8 1 8 13th
Patrick Egan 11 0 0 16th
Mark Mc Carthy 15 0 0 16th
John Lynch D.N.F. 0 0 16th
OVERALL MONDAY NIGHT LEAGUE RESULTS (Best 4 from 5 results count)
Name Best 1 Best 2 Best 3 Best 4 Total Position
John Lynch 1 1 6 6 14 1st
Eugene Farrelly 3 3 3 7 16 2nd
Dierdre Murphy 7 7 7 1 22 3rd
Phil Ord 4 8 2 8.5 22.5 4th
Chris o Sullivan 2 9 4 8.5 23.5 5th
Vincent Tierney 10 6 4 5 25 6th
Luke M o Sullivan 8 13 2 3 26 7th
Aiden o Sullivan 7 1 8.5 11 27.5 8th
James o Shea 10 17 1 4 32 9th
Timmy Ward 6 5 15 6 32 10th
John Sheehan 5 9 5 13 32 11th
Martin Mc Gowan 8 3 11 12 34 12th
Patrick Egan 9 2 8.5 16 35.5 13th
Connie o Sullivan 4 5 17 10 36 14th
David o Sullivan 13 15 10 2 40 15th
Mark Mc Carthy 12 17 13 16 58 16th