14-man Kerry bag three in-a-row

All-Ireland MBHC final: Kerry 3-18 Meath 2-15

14-man Kerry bag three in-a-row
Mon, 08 Sep, 2014 - 01:00
James Hayden

A powerful start to the second half provided the necessary impetus for Kerry to secure their third All-Ireland MBHC title in-a-row following an absorbing battle with Meath in Nenagh on Saturday.

In a game that saw both sides reduced to 14-men, Ian Brick’s side managed to stave off a strong Meath challenge thanks to second half goals from sub Jordan Conway and man-of-the-match Brandon Barrett.

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CourtsGaaHurlingKerryMeathMinorbchampionhipPlace: NenaghPerson: KerryPerson: Ian BrickPerson: Jordan ConwayPerson: Brandon BarrettPerson: Fionán O’SullivanPerson: Josh WallPerson: Ross RyanPerson: Charlie BirdPerson: BirdPerson: Johnny BuckleyPerson: Jack GouldingPerson: BarrettPerson: Fionán MackessyPerson: Jason DigginsPerson: MackessyPerson: Jonathan BrickPerson: MeathPerson: Stephen MurphyPerson: Martin HealyPerson: Gavin McGowanPerson: B BarrettPerson: F O’SullivanPerson: J ConwayPerson: F MackessyPerson: J BuckleyPerson: J GouldingPerson: J DigginsPerson: J BrickPerson: D O’CarrollPerson: C BirdPerson: M HealyPerson: G McGowanPerson: J WallPerson: R RyanPerson: S MurphyPerson: A MahonyPerson: M LeenPerson: S O’SullivanPerson: B LyonsPerson: D ShanahanPerson: M LynchPerson: R CollinsPerson: A MurphyPerson: F MackesseyPerson: LynchPerson: J BarrettPerson: CollinsPerson: Daniel O’CarrollPerson: O’SullivanPerson: A McGeePerson: J BirdPerson: L SwainePerson: J HackettPerson: J PaynePerson: C DempseyPerson: K DixonPerson: L MoranPerson: L MartinPerson: RPerson: RyanPerson: L CareyPerson: I HughesPerson: DixonPerson: CareyPerson: D BroganPerson: HackettPerson: D HughesEvent: All-Ireland MBHCEvent: All-IrelandOrganisation: MeathOrganisation: Royal
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