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Cumann na mBunscol Division Two Champions
Kildalkey N.S. celebrated only their second ever boys' football title in Páirc Tailteann on Sunday, 27th November when defeating a gallant Baconstown team by 3 points!
Captained by Henry and Cormac, the boys made a strong start in the first half with some great scores from Cormac and DJ. Two quickfire goals from Baconstown, however, put them five points up. It was then the boys showed everyone what they were made of. A late score from Eoghan left the half time score at 2-3 to 5 points.
The second half saw Kildalkey up the pace. Scores from Henry (2), Eoghan and Cormac saw the boys draw level. Kealan started dominating the game in midfield to a huge extent and saw the boys putting serious pressure on the Baconstown goal. The defining score of the game fell to Kildalkey when Cillian was put through on goal and coolly slotted home to put Kildalkey a goal up.
Baconstown fought back and came looking trying to get back level. A point from a free, their sole score of the second half. A point from Eoghan settled the nerves and Kildalkey fought to the end. Some brilliant kick outs from Eoin kept the ball moving up the pitch and stirling defensive performances from Samuel, Jack K and Jack C saw Kildalkey home. The final whistle sounded and Kildalkey were champions on a scoreline of Kildalkey 1-10 Baconstown 2-4.
Cormac and Henry collected the cup on behalf of the team and made some lovely comments. Then it was back to the school for some well earned chips and refreshments, put on by the Parents' Association. Thanks to the Parents' Association for organising all and putting on a fine spread!
Well done to a terrific team. It was a complete team effort and was very well deserved. The school are very proud of all their efforts both in the final and throughout the year. Thanks so much to coaches Mr. Treanor and Chloe who helped out throughout the year.
It's a very hard thing to do, to win a Cumann na mBunscol title, particularly in boys' football. Kildalkey won their first title in 2017 and it was a huge achievement to win their second ever boys' football title today. A little bit of history!
Well done Caoimhe and Laoise!!
Two girls from Kildalkey N.S. represented Meath at the weekend.
Caoimhe and Laoise played for one of four Meath team playing four Louth teams.
The competition was hosted by Cumann na mBunscol An Lú and Cumann na mBunscol An Mhí organised four teams from all the schools in Meath.
The team Caoimhe and Laoise were on, Meath Newgrange, won all four of their group games - one courtesy of a brilliant last minute save from Laoise, and then faced the top team from Louth in the final. A great performance in the final saw them win the competition outright!
Laoise was on hand to accept the trophy on behalf of her team after and on behalf of Meath.
Well done to both girls on a great performance in a Meath jersey!
David Burke Trophy Recipients
Kildalkey NS hosted our annual GAA blitz again this year.
After many competitive and skillful games, Derry won out, beating Clare in a tight and thrilling final.
This year, the trophy presented to the school by the family of David Burke was presented to the winning captain, Chanel.
May Mulligan, sister of David Burke, was present to present the trophy and say a few words on behalf of David.
All of us in Kildalkey appreciate the very generous gift donated to the school and would like to send our thanks again to David's family.
Well done to Chanel, Derry on winning the blitz and all who participated.
Well Done Dylan and Conor
Well done to Dylan and Conor who represented Meath on Thursday, 23rd June.
They played for Meath in the Lift and Strike blitz in Carlow.
Meath defeated Kildare before losing narrowly to Laois, Carlow and Kilkenny.
Well done to the two boys on a fabulous achievement!
Hard Luck Girls
Hard luck to our brilliant girls' team who lost out in the Division 3 final against Gaelscoil Éanna.
Against a strong wind in the first half, the girls battled well and were well in the game, coming up to half time. However, a goal before half time coupled with an injury to midfielder Jennah were to prove crucial.
The girls started well in the second half and boosted by some superb defending from Sarah, Caoimhe and Megan made inroads into the deficit and 3 points from Niamh, Aoife and Lucy helped narrow the margin. However, a further injury to Ruth didn't help their cause and their fate was sealed when Gaelscoil Éanna nabbed a second goal towards the end.
The girls can feel very proud of their work this year and though the final result was disappointing, it has been a very successful year otherwise. Well done to them.
Thanks to all the parents for bringing them to training and to matches and thanks also to Miss Kennedy and Chloe for all the work they did with them throughout the year.
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