Front Row L-R: Martin O’Connell; Aaron Brennan; Mark Nolan (captain); Eoin Walsh; Ciarán Brennan; Daragh Maher; Daragh Corcoran.

Second Row L-R: Philip Walsh ; Ruairi Breen; Danny Coyne; Dylan Carey; Eoin Cody; Cian Kenny; Eoin Guilfoyle; Tom Hogan

Third Row L-R: Adam O’Brien; Liam Fennelly; Conor Kealy; Jack Brennan; Harry Walsh; Seán Burke; Conor Kelly.

Fourth Row L-R: Jack Roche-Callan; Conor Murphy; Eric Kearney; Jason Butler; George Murphy; Conor Hoban.

Back Row L-R: Dacel Fwamba; Jamie Young; Pádraig Moylan; Barry Lennon; Padraic O’Neill

Missing from photo: Adam Fitzpatrick

The Juvenile Hurlers captured the Leinster Title for the 35th time following a 2-10 to 0-14 victory over Kilkenny CBS in a thrilling Leinster Colleges Juvenile Final played in Nowlan Park on Wednesday May 13th. A goal in each half (see the 2 goals below) kept the Kieran’s lads in touch before producing a brilliant display in the closing 10 minutes of a tense final to win by 2 points in the end.

Trailing by 2 points (2-6 to 0-14) with minutes remaining the Kieran’s lads dug deep to score the last 4 points of the game without reply to win the game in dramatic fashion. For a full match report click on Leinster Juvenile Final 2015 Match Report and for the match programme please click on Match Programme for Juvenile Hurling Final 2015. Click on the photo below for photos taken on the day of the final or click on the Youtube link below that to enjoy the full game.

Mark Nolan accepting the Dr Barry Cup from Joe Pyke. Click on the photo for more images

Capturing the Dr Barry Cup for the 3rd year in a row capped an excellent year for the Juveniles as they had already won the Leinster League following a 4-18 to 1-16 victory over Dublin South in April. For photos from the League Final v Dublin South please click on the photo below.

Mark Nolan accepting the League Trophy from Tom O’Donnell. Please click on the photo for other images from the League Fina

For a full report on the Juvenile campaign for 2014/2015 please click on Juvenile Hurling Report 2015. Great credit is due to all of the lads and to their mentors Mr Tom Hogan and Mr Philip Walsh.