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Date Time Competition Season
10 June 2023 5:00 pm Tailteann Cup 2023

Match Report

Carlow Keep Tailteann Ambitions Alive Over New York

There was no fairy-tale for New York as Carlow overturned a two point half-time deficit to defeat the Exiles by five points at Netwatch Cullen Park.

Carlow put in a better performance after the break and when they took the lead in the 45th minute through Jordan Morrissey they didn’t relinquish it this time. New York battled until the end with Carlow keeper Johnny Furey pulling off a fine save to deny Mark Ellis in the 57th minute. Right before the full-time whistle Luke Kelly hit the post with his strike.

Both sides were extremely defensive in the opening half. At times there were 15 players in either half. It was a tight half. Darragh Foley opened the scoring in the fourth minute with a free but Shane Brosnan drew New York level one minute later. The sides level once more before New York took the lead for the first time in the 14th minute with a point from Daniel O’Sullivan.

Gavin O’Brien kicked over an excellent point in the 17th minute. Colm Hulton scored a much needed point for Carlow in the 20th minute but despite cutting the gap to one they couldn’t get the equalising point.

Foley kicked over his fourth point in the 35th minute when he fired over a free but just before the break a point from Jack Reilly saw New York go in at the break ahead by two - 0-8 to 0-6.

Points from Foley (free) and Ciaran Moran drew Carlow level in the 38th minute. Shane Carthy replied with a free for New York three minutes later. Morrissey hit over a superb point to put Carlow in front again in the 45th minute.

Another free from the boot of Foley put two between the sides in the 47th minute. It was five in the 51st minute when Foley kicked over his seventh point (sixth free). Down the other end Carlow netminder Furey kept his goal intact with a good save from Ellis.

Seanie Bambrick fired over a good point in the 62nd minute. New York hit over the last score of the game; Killian Butler with a point in stoppage time.

Carlow
1Johnny Furey Goalkeeper
2Shane Buggy Defender
3Mikey Bambrick Defender
4Mark Furey Defender
5Niall Hickey Defender
6Shane Clarke 25 Defender
7Ciaran Moran 19 Defender 38'
27'
8Conor Doyle 23 Midfielder 23', 43'
35'
9Jordan Morrissey Midfielder 45'
10Conor Crowley Forward
11Josh Moore 21 Forward
12Ross Dunphy 20 Forward
13Colm Hulton Forward 20', 49'
14Darragh Foley Forward 4', 8', 28', 35', 37', 47', 51'
15Jamie Clarke Forward
16Ciaran Cunningham Goalkeeper
17Liam Roberts Defender
18Liam Brennan
19Jonah Dunne 7
20Aaron Amond 12 Forward
21Eric Molloy 11 Defender
22Paraic Deering
23Finbarr Kavanagh 8
24Paddy Regan
25Seanie Bambrick 6 Midfielder 62'
26Bryan McMahon Forward

New York
1Brendan Cole Goalkeeper
2Jamie Boyle Defender
3Alan Campbell Defender
4Shane Bolger Defender 37'
5Robert Wharton Defender
23Peter Fox Forward
7Bill Maher Defender
8Johnny Glynn Midfielder 68'
9Liam Kearney Midfielder
10Daniel O’Sullivan 18 Forward
11Shane Brosnan 17 Forward 5'
11'
12Shane Carthy 22 Forward 8', 25', 28', 41'
13Jack Reilly 19 Forward 35'
14Gavin O’Brien Forward 17', 22'
34'
15Adam Loughlin Stones 6 Forward
17Tiernan Mathers 11 Forward
6Mark Ellis 15 Defender
18Luke Kelly 10
19Connell Ahearne 13 Forward
20Mikey Brosnan Forward
21Matthew Queenan
22Killian Butler 12 Forward 72'
24Colin Keane Defender
25James Breen
26Padraig Studdard

Timeline

Darragh Foley 4' 
  5' Shane Brosnan
Darragh Foley 8' 
  8' Shane Carthy
  11' Shane Brosnan
Shane Clarke
Seanie Bambrick		 12' 
  17' Gavin O'Brien
Colm Hulton 20' 
  22' Gavin O'Brien
Conor Doyle 23' 
  25' Shane Carthy
Ciaran Moran 27' 
Darragh Foley 28' 
  28' Shane Carthy
  34' Gavin O'Brien
Conor Doyle 35' 
Darragh Foley 35' 
  35' Jack Reilly
  36' Adam Loughlin Stones
Mark Ellis
Darragh Foley 37' 
  37' Shane Bolger
Ciaran Moran 38' 
  41' Shane Carthy
  41' Jack Reilly
Connell Ahearne
Conor Doyle 43' 
Ciaran Moran
Jonah Dunne		 43' 
Jordan Morrissey 45' 
Darragh Foley 47' 
Colm Hulton 49' 
Darragh Foley 51' 
  55' Shane Brosnan
Tiernan Mathers
  55' Daniel O'Sullivan
Luke Kelly
Ross Dunphy
Aaron Amond		 58' 
  61' Shane Carthy
Killian Butler
Seanie Bambrick 62' 
Josh Moore
Eric Molloy		 68' 
Conor Doyle
Finbarr Kavanagh		 68' 
  68' Johnny Glynn
  72' Killian Butler
  • 74'

    Luke Kelly hits the post with his effort but it's a free in for them

  • 72'

    Killian Butler with a point for New York. Only their second of the second half

  • 68'

    Johnny Glynn is booked

  • 64'

    Lovely move from Carlow ends with a fine point from Conor Crowley

  • 63'

    New York with a fifth wide

  • 62'

    Great point from Seanie Bambrick

  • 58'

    Ross Dunphy goes off

  • 58'

    Aaron Amond is on

  • 57'

    Johnny Furey makes a fine save to deny Mark Ellis

  • 55'

    Tiarnan Mathers is on

  • 54'

    Carlow overturn the ball. Good play but they put the ball out for a lineball for New York

  • 51'

    Foley with his 7th point of the game. His 6th free.

  • 49'

    It was a point from Hulton

  • 48'

    Colm Hulton with a goal chance that he blasts over. It was signalled wide.

  • 47'

    Darragh Foley with another free

  • 45'

    Superb point from Jordan Morrissey puts Carlow in front

  • 44'

    Conor Doyle with the equaliser

  • 43'

    Ciaran Moran off injured

  • 43'

    Jonah Dunne is on

  • 41'

    Jack Reilly off

  • 41'

    Connell Aherne is on

  • 41'

    Shane Carthy with a free

  • 38'

    Ciaran Moran with a neat point to draw Carlow level

  • 37'

    Shane Bolger gets booked

  • 37'

    Darragh Foley with the free

  • 36'

    Adam Loughlin Stones goes off

  • 36'

    Mark Ellis on

  • 35'

    Conor Doyle is booked

  • 35'

    Jack Reilly gives New York a two point lead at the break

  • 35'

    Darragh Foley fires over a free

  • 34'

    Gavin O'Brien is booked

  • 32'

    Down the other end New York give the ball back to Carlow. Cheap from both sides.

  • 32'

    Carlow give away possession when they were in the New York half.

  • 28'

    Shane Carthy with the free

  • 27'

    Ciaran Moran is booked

  • 26'

    Free from Foley. Curled over the bar. Beautiful

  • 25'

    Well worked from New York. Carthy with his first from play

  • 23'

    Conor Doyle with a fine score from distance

  • 22'

    Gavin O'Brien with his second point

  • 22'

    Both sides like having numbers back when defending

  • 20'

    Colm Hulton with a point. Much needed for Carlow

  • 17'

    New York keeper Brendan Cole gathers Jamie Clarke's effort.

  • 17'

    Gavin O'Brien kicks a great point. He went on a fine run there

  • 16'

    Carlow have kicked their 4th wide. They kicked a number of wides last week against Longford too.

  • 15'

    The rain is falling here. Something we haven't been used to over the last few weeks.

  • 14'

    Daniel O'Sullivan edges New York ahead

  • 12'

    Shane Clarke off injured

  • 12'

    Seanie Bambrick is on

  • 11'

    Shane Brosnan is booked

  • 8'

    Shane Carthy with a free

  • 8'

    A great point from Darragh Foley

  • 5'

    Shane Brosnan levels for New York

  • 4'

    Darragh Foley with the free

  • 4'

    Free in for Carlow. Some good patient play

  • 1'

    New York with a free and I expected it to go over but it's wide.

  • Carlow were defeated by Wicklow in the Leinster Championship but they avenged that result in the group stages of the Tailteann Cup

  • This is New York's first game this year's Tailteann Cup. They won their first ever Connacht Championship game earlier this year with victory over Leitrim but were defeated in the semi-final by Sligo.

  • Carlow defeated Longford last weekend to finish second in the group and secure a home tie in the preliminary quarter-finals

  • It's a historic first championship meeting between Carlow and New York at Netwatch Cullen Park.

Ground

Netwatch Cullen Park

Deniese is a freelance sports journalist/broadcaster. She has worked for several local and national media outlets. GAA and soccer are her great loves and she also follows rugby league and snooker. She's a big supporter of her local clubs St. Mary's GAA Granard and Longford Town. She also follows Celtic, Liverpool and Leeds Rhinos. She presented and produced a popular sports podcast last year where she interviewed Ray Houghton, Chris Kamara and John Hartson. Deniese is currently Head of Communications for Boccia Ireland