Among the men who lined out for the St. Senan's during this perios were Mikey Kelly, Jack O'Halloran, Bob McElligott, Dio Daly, Dinny McElligott, Mickey Fuller, Jerome Moloney, Tom 'Michael' McElligott, Tom Horan, Eugene Griffin, Paddy Moriarty and Frank Lawlor (worked at Matt Canty's forge in Banemore).

In 1949, a team known as Pearses represented the Half Way / Behins area at minor level. Among those who played on this team were Eamon Fuller, Ger Landers, Dinny McElligott, Billy Stack, Paschal Stack, Tim McKenna, Paddy McKenna, Johnny Landers, Mikie Fuller and John Cahill.

The late forties saw the amalgamation of St. Senan's with Behins. Times were tough, emigration was high and it was hard to find enough able bodied men to field a team. Men from the Senan's like Bob McElligott, Mikey Kelly, Mikie Fuller, Dinny McElligott, Bob and Sean Gleasure, Eamon Fuller, Johnny Landers, Vincent Fuller, Mick Landers and Gerard Landers joined the Behins' David Dillane, Danny Broderick, Ned & Jimmy Brassil, Paddy and Tim McKenna, Sean Curtin, Tom Connell, Jack and Paddy Larkin, Ned Carey, Ned Connell and Andy Molyneaux. The team trained in Dillane's field in Behins, the scene of many the training session by the old Behins team of the '20's. Jimmy Brassil (Chairman), Paddy Larkin (Secretary) and David Dillane (Treasurer) conducted affairs. Eamon Fuller & Paddy Larkin were the delegates to the North Kerry Board. The Behins team reached the 1948 and 1949 North Kerry Intermediate finals only to be beaten by Finuge on both occasions at Quinlan's field in Coolnaleen. Not to be bested, they got to the final again in 1950. Their opponents in the final were Listowel. The game ended in a draw.

The replay was called off as it got too dark in Listowel. Finally, at Carroll's fieldat the Six Crosses, Behins won the title. The men who campaigned for B ehins included: Mikey Kelly (goals), Patcheen Barry, John Keane, Paddy Larkin, David Dillane, John 0' Connell, Andy Molyneaux (former County Board Secretary), Liam Keane, Mickey Keane, John Keane, Ned Brassil, Sean Curtin, Mikey Fuller, Tom O'Connell, Bob Me Elligott, Eugie Duggan, Jerh Sheehan, Dinny McElligott, Eamon Fuller, Mike Halpin, Vincent Fuller, Danny McCarthy, Danny Broderick, Billy Stack, Michael O'Connell, Larry Whyte, Sean Gleasure, Patrick Sheehy, Jack Larkin, Denis Dwyer and Ned Connell.

The medals for 1950 were presented at a dance at the Six Crosses Hall where the Shamrock band provided the music. In 1951, Behins went senior in the North Kerry Championship. They played Clounmacon in Moyvane. It is recounted that a 'melee' broke out during the game, and even though Behins eventually lost the game, they won the 'melee'.

St. Senan's reformed again around 1954. Jack O'Halloran was chairman, Tom Canty, secretary, Charlie Walsh and Jack Sheehy, treasurers, and Vincent, Mike and Eamon Fuller, delegates to the North Kerry Board. The players who wore the jersey during this period included Tom Joy, Dinny McElligott, Tom Hannon, Mikey Fuller, Bob McElligott, Eamon Fuller, John 'Doc' O'Connell, Larry Whyte, Pete Gleasure, Billy Stack, Vincent Fuller, Gerard O'Connell, Dick O'Connell, Paschal Stack, Johnny PaBrosnan, Patrick Sheehy, Dan Mangan, Ned Stack and Denis Dwyer.