Webb Cup exit for 3rds

 Posted by on 2 April, 2013  Adult Rugby, J2 XV, Results, Webb Cup
Apr 022013
 

 

The 3rds made their exit from the Webb Cup with a 14-15 defeat to Old Crescent on Friday night in Killballyowen

Crescent got off to a quick start and were 12-0 up scoring 2 try’s with only 10 minutes gone. Bruff came back into the game and pegged the score back to 12-6 before half time thanks to two long range penalties from the boot of Mark O Connell.

O Connell exchanged penalties with Crescent shortly after half time ensuring a tense finish to the game.  Bruff were again on the score board with 15 minutes remaining, Aiden O Sullivan on the end of a well worked backs move for the home team.  But Crescent had enough left in the tank to see out the game and go on to meet Richmond in the next Round.

 

Bruff team:

1 Declan O Shea 2 Sean Donegan 3 TJ Coffey 4 Kevin O Sullivan 5 Paudie O Hara 6 Tony Clancy 7 John Hayes 8 Barry Laffan 9 Pat Ahern 10 Mark O Connell 11 Noel McNamara 12 Dave Conway 13 John O Sullivan 14 Ian O Brien 15 Eoin Quinn 16 Eamonn Cooke 17 Mike Cooke 18 Aidan O Sullivan 19 Darren Gleeson 20 John Mitchell

Munster Junior Cup

 Posted by on 11 March, 2013  Adult Rugby, J1 XV, MJC, Results
Mar 112013
 

The seconds bowed out of the Junior Cup on Sunday after a 13-11 defeat away to Tralee.  Bruff had the better of the first half and went into an Early lead from a Richie McAuliffe Penalty.

Bruff enjoyed a lot of territory in the opening 20 mins and were rewarded with a Try from Barry Enright.  Tralee had a scrum on there own line but spilt the ball on. Enright was quickest to react and touched down for the 5 pointer. Tralee kicked a Pen before the end of the opening 40 to leave it 8-3 to Bruff at the Break.

Bruff again applied the pressure early in the Second half and were awarded a Penalty which McAuliffe slotted to make it 11-3.  This however was when Bruffs luck ran out.

With 20 mins remaining Tralee were awarded a penalty try for Bruff collaping a maul. Outhalf Dan Clarke converted. Tralee kicked a further Penalty with 3 minutes remaining which proved to be the winning score.

 

Bruff team,

1 Tim Quirke 2 Daragh Mulcahy 3 Steve O Shea 4 Mike McMahon 5 Shane Burke 6 John Hogan 7 Podge Clery 8 Dumani Mytha 9 Willie Casey 10 Barry Enright 11 Richie McAuliffe 12 Garry Leonard 13 Graham Bolger 14 Mike Collins 15 Andrew Breen 16 Ger Collins 17 Mike McCarthy 18 Kevin Madigan 19 Brian Cahill 20 Tommy Carroll 21 John Mitchell.

 

Dec 182012
 

The thirds were beaten 35-12 by Thomand in the final of the McInerney Cup on Saturday in Annocothy. Bruff went in as underdogs facing a Thomand team yet to be beaten this season in 9 outings.

Four first half penalties by Mark O’Connell kept Bruff in touch and they trailed by just three points, 15-12, at the break. A Glen O’Callaghan try for Thomond set the pattern of the game with further tries credited to Anthony Hartery, Christian Meehan, Pat Deedigan and a terrific try at the death from former Bruff player Jonathon Forde ensuring that Thomand came out victorious.

 Capture

This was Bruff’s forth final in a row having won the competition on the previous two attempts. Only 5 of last year’s panel started the game this weekend. From lasts years team 4 have retired, 7 have moved on to the senior squad, 2 have emigrated and 3 were out injured.

 

Team

  1. Tony Clancy 2 Kevin O Carroll 3 Steve O Shea 4 Kevin o Sullivan 5 Paudie O Hara 6 Shane Burke 7 Mike Cooke 8 Barry Laffan 9 Pat Ahern 10 Mark O Connell 11 Noel McNamara 12 Eoin Quinn 13 Pat Dempsey 14 John Mitchell 15 Johnnie McCarthy 16 Sean Donegan 17 Declan O Shea 18 Martin Hennessy 19 John O Sullivan 20 Ian O Brien 21 James McManus 22 TJ Coffey 23 Andrew Dillon

 

Oct 012012
 

Bruff 0 Garryowen 15.

Bruff and Garryowen had a great battle in this league game in Kilballyowen on Sunday morning.Two tries in injury time at the end of the game gave Garryowen a flattering victory.After a very competitive first half the sides were scoreless.Garryowen scored a try in the corner mid way through the second half.Bruff then put a lot of pressure on Garryowen and all though they played great rugby, were stopped numerous times on or near the line.Bruff failed to get the try their play deserved.Garryowen defended very well,lifted the siege and got two late tries.Our next league game is away to Shannon on Oct.10.Details of next weekends games will be given at training on Wednesday night.