ARDSCOIL RIS

It was a case of fourth time lucky for Ardscoil Ris as they finally claimed the All-Ireland Senior Colleges hurling title with David Kennedy's goal five ...

St Kieran’s: H Shine 0-4, 0-2f, J Fitzpatrick 0-4, 0-1f, Ben Whitty 0-3, 0-1 65, James Carroll, Donagh Murphy, Padraig Naddy, Paddy Langton 0-1 each. The teams then went point for point before Alex Sheridan and Anthony Ireland Wall had goal attempts for Kieran’s saved and in a game where a goal was going to be vital Ardscoil struck for one in the 55th minute when Kennedy found the net. Kieran’s still led 0-5 to 0-3 by the halfway mark of the half after Harry Shine and Joe Fitzpatrick contributed a pair of points each but Brian Dowling’s side faded later in the half when six points in a row from the Limerick team gave them the edge.

ARDSCOIL RIS were crowned All-Ireland hurling champions in Croke Park this St Patricks Day. The Limerick city side won the All-Ireland Post Primary Schools ...

They had recorded seven wides prior to this but finished the half on top for a five point interval lead. Niall O'Farrell (free) ended the barren spell for Ardscoil Ris and when Rian O'Byrne was fouled O'Farrell stood over a 20th minute penalty. Niall O'Farrell popped up with a point from play and from a free and it was 0-14 to 0-10 with 10-minutes on the stopwatch. O'Brien went close to a goal but his shot was saved out for a '65 at the near post - O'Farrell pointed the resulting '65 to put the Limerick side back in front for the first time since the 15th minute. Man of the Match Shane O'Brien levellled and then O'Farrell pointed from the sideline at the Cusack Stand side to tie up the final at 0-6 each. Backed by the breeze Ardscoil Ris scored the final seven points of the opening half to bring a 0-11 to 0-6 lead into the half time dressing room beneath the Hogan Stand.

SIX years after Na Piarsaigh lifted silverware in Croke Park on St Patricks Day, the hurlers of Ardscoil Ris look to return an All-Ireland title to Limerick ...

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Luke Connellan of St Kieran's College in action against Colm Flynn of Ardscoil Rís during the Masita GAA Hurling All Ireland Post Primary Schools Croke Cup ...

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After tripping up at the final hurdle three times since 2010, Limerick side finally claim their first Croke Cup crown to the delight of manager Niall Moran.

B Whitty (1 free, 1 '65), J Fitzpatrick (1 free) (0-4 each); H Shine (0-3, 1 free); P Langton, J Carroll, D Murphy, P Naddy (0-1 each).B Whitty (1 free, 1 '65), J Fitzpatrick (1 free) (0-4 each); H Shine (0-3, 1 free); P Langton, J Carroll, D Murphy, P Naddy (0-1 each). R McNamara for Fitzgerald (38 - f/t blood); D Lynch for Flynn (49); D Stritch for O'Byrne (59); S McMahon for O'Keffee (60).R McNamara for Fitzgerald (38 - f/t blood); D Lynch for Flynn (49); D Stritch for O'Byrne (59); S McMahon for O'Keffee (60). Rís N O'Farrell (0-8, 4 frees, 1 '65); D Kennedy (1-3); S O'Brien (0-3); R O'Byrne, J Golden, D Lynch (0-1 each).Rís N O'Farrell (0-8, 4 frees, 1 '65); D Kennedy (1-3); S O'Brien (0-3); R O'Byrne, J Golden, D Lynch (0-1 each).

Manager Niall Moran thrilled after Limerick side beat Kilkenny giants at fourth time of asking · Ardscoil Rís, Limerick 1-17 St Kieran's College, Kilkenny 0-15.

It kind of stood to us.” “In the lead-up to this, we removed that we were playing Kieran’s, it was just that we were playing an opposition. At the fourth time of asking, Niall Moran and Ardscoil Rís finally came good in a Croke Cup final against St Kieran’s College.