Neasden Gaels celebrate their London Senior Football Championship victory at Ruislip on Sunday. (Photo courtesy of Dave Brennan).
Having spent the last two finals as onlookers while others lifted the London football championship trophy, finally it was Neasden Gaels turn to celebrate last Sunday in Ruislip as they beat Parnells to take this year’s football title. Neasden showed determination to go one better this time around when getting off to a flying 0-4 to 0-2 start. The heavy sod from wet conditions was never going to make it a classic, however, the game was hard fought and close all through. The turning point arrived in the second half when Neasden’s Paul Gerrity fisted to the net to put daylight between the sides. Still Parnells were’nt about to give in and fought back to within three points, but Neasden led by a solid defense held that margin to the end to win by 1-07 (10) to 0-07. Parnells had better luck in the ladies senior football final when beating Kingdon Kerry Gaels by 4-09(21) to 1-08 (11) with the goals making all the difference. Parnells continued their run of success when their minors proved to much for St Kiernans on a scoreline of 0-13 to 0-04. The final of the Fr Murphy Cup produced a thriller with Moindearg staging a great second half rally to overcome North London Shamrocks by the slenderest of margins, 2-08 (14) to 2-07 (13). Here to tell us all about the senior final and the rest of the action from Ruislip last Sunday, is London GAA Chairman, Tommy Harrell.
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