Former Irish soccer international Eddie Nolan landed a mark to get Roanmore off the mark in the second half but that was as good as it got.ĭiarmuid Hynes was a thorn in the Roanmore side from the moment he was introduced and he nailed a long range effort to restore their massive lead.Īs Roanmore searched for badly needed goals, gaps opened up in their defence but some sloppy attacks from Mungret ensured that their winning margin wasn't even greater. Ryan was next on the scoreboard for Mungret as their advantage stretched to nine points. The Waterford champions had no answer to Mungret's organisation in defence and then their problems only intensified when the Limerick side emptied their bench. Roanmore came out with a lot of physicality in the second half but it was Mungret that landed the first blow with Shane Barry again the provider. Shane Barry's third of the half then gave them a 1-5 to 0-1 lead at the break. Mungret were dominant for the remainder of the half with Shane Barry and Brendan Giltenane sending over points to see them go six in front. The ball was quickly worked inside to Ryan and he placed the ball beautifully over the advancing Roanmore keeper Josh Sheridan and into the top corner of the net. Jack McCarthy opened the scoring on just three minutes and that was added to soon after by the ever dangerous Shane Barry at full forward.Įddie Nolan then had a goal chance for the Waterford side but was denied by a stunning low save by Mungret keeper Ronan McElligott.ĭean Reidy eventually got Roanmore on the board with 17 minutes on the clock but they soon were the architects of their own misfortune when Brian Nolan's sideline ball was intercepted by Brian Barry. The majority of the damage was done in the first half by Mungret and held a 1-5 to 0-1 at the break with Eoin Ryan getting their goal on 18 minutes.

The Limerick city side were dominant throughout and will play Cork's Cill Na Martra in the final in two week's time after they saw off Kerry's Milltown-Castlemaine. That's the one positive I take away from it because the rest freaking sucks.MUNGERT ST PAUL'S booked their place in the Munster Intermediate Football Championship final with a 1-9 to 0-2 win over Roanmore in Walsh Park, Waterford this Sunday afternoon. 'Because when we were together, he wasn't home a lot, he didn't spend a ton of time with the kids, and now he's really present. 'You know, I think he's actually become a much better father through divorce,' she said at the time. I was like, 'You can have the man, but those are my babies.''ĭespite her feelings toward Rimes, Glanville admitted that s he’d seen a positive change in her ex-husband since their breakup. It took me a while, but Xanax was my friend when that started happening.

The Celebrity Big Brother alum continued: “I feel like she almost does it to antagonize me, but at this point I've accepted it. “It's the worst pain you could ever imagine,' the California native told Bethenny Frankel on a September 2013 episode of Bethenny. 'You think your heart is broken after you get a divorce? Wait until there is a girl tweeting pictures of, 'Oh, look at my family.' You have no idea.' The exes finalized their divorce in September 2010. In the aftermath of the split, the “Brandi Glanville Unfiltered” podcaster confessed that she was most hurt by seeing her sons bonding with their new stepmom.

“I want to do what is best for our children. “Eddie and I have decided to take some time apart,” the Drinking and Dating author exclusively told Us at the time. In July 2009, Glanville had strong words about Rimes while announcing her separation from the Best Man Holiday actor. The Real Housewives of Beverly Hillsalum didn’t always have such fond feelings for Cibrian and the country star, however. We bicker still like we’re married when we’re not,” Glanville said during a June 2021 appearance on the “Hollywood Raw” podcast while discussing where she stands with the Sunset Beach alum and Rimes, whom he wed in April 2011. “Eddie’s going to be in my life for the rest of my life.

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