Women’s Premier Division
East End United 0 Adamstown
LFC 4
Adamstown moved to
within a point of the leaders after they travelled to leaders East End United
and came away 4-0 winners. Chantelle Martin showed a return to scoring form
with two goals with Jasmine Martin and Sandra Thorpe also both scoring in this
vital victory
Seaview United 5 Benfica
LFC 2
Seaview have edged
to the top of the Premier division after they overcame a Benfica side who find
themselves currently bottom of the table. Seaview led 5-0 thanks to goals from
Brid Kehoe (2), Maebh Kehoe, Libby Sutton and Kellie Mullan before Benfica scored
two late goals through Lisa Dower
Women’s Division One
Piltown FC 0 All
Blacks 1
All Blacks made the
long trip to Piltown and came away with a vital three points that moves them
into second place in the division. Roisin Furlong scored the only goal of the
game in a very closely fought battle between two skilful football teams and
this win sees All Blacks leapfrog Piltown into second place
Women’s Division Two
A
St Josephs 3 Camolin
Celtic 1
The home side are
now three points clear at the top of the table after they overcame Camolin
Celtic 3-1 in kilmuckridge on Sunday morning. Michelle Gahan had St Josephs 2-0
up at half time before Aoife Curran pulled one back early in the second half
but Joeys had the final say when a Camolin defender deflected to her own net
seven minutes from the end
Moyne Rangers 4 New
Ross Town 2
Rangers collected
their second win of the season when they overcame a determined Ross Town 4-2 to
move away from the relegation zone. Siobhan Grant Moorehead scored a hat trick
while Aideen Byrne was also on target for Moyne while Linda Kelly and Sandra
Murphy was on target for Town
Women’s Division Two
B
Rosslare Rangers 0 Courtown
Hibs 3
Courtown Hibs made
it five wins from five games and sit just a point behind leaders Bunclody after
this hard earned win in Rosslare Rangers. Therese Flynn and Marian Cardiff had
Hibs 2-0 up at the break and Therese added a second midway through the second
half to ensure victory
Shelburne FC 4 Seaview
United “B” 3
Shannon Doyle scored
a hat trick for Seaview second team but it was not enough as the home side
scored through Mairead O Shea, Shauna Cowman, Eimear Murphy and Becca Foley
gave Shelburne a 4-3 win
Women’s Division
Three
Tombrack United 5 Cushinstown
AFC 0
Tombrack joined
Stoney at the top of the table after they overcame a hard working Cushinstown
side 5-0. Goals from Sarah Merrigan, Leanne Kenny and Mary Boland had them 3-0
ahead at the break and second half goals from Sharon Walsh and Tammy Hennessy
wrapped up the three points
St Cormacs 5 Ajax Athletic 3
The home side moved
up to third in the table when they overcame an improving Ajax side in an eight
goal thriller. Lorraine Fortune with four and Aoife Sutton made up the home
side tally while Sophie Savage scored a hat trick for the visitors
Fastnet Rovers 6 Bridge
Rovers 3
Fastnet picked up
their second win of the season when proving too strong for Bridge Rovers and
eventually running out 6-3 winners. Deirdre Byrne and Hayley Lacey (2) scored
for Bridge while Joanne Jordan (2), Annie Breen (2), Kathlynn Gabbett and
Shirley O Neill were all on target for the home side
FAI Under Eighteen
Inter League
Limerick and
District League 1 Wexford and District League 2
Wexford made the
long journey to foggy Dooradoyle on Sunday afternoon and got their FAI Inter
League campaign off to a winning start when they scored a late winner. Both
sides produced some top class football and it was evident from early on that
there was going to be little between the sides with both goalkeepers performing
excellently with Wexford’s Grainne McCabe producing a player of the match
display. After a scoreless first half, Wexford eventually broke the deadlock
when Siobhan Doolan scored early in the second half after some good built up
display but the home side battled back and levelled with fifteen minutes
remaining. As it looked as if both sides might have to settle for a point each,
Siobhan Doolan got on the end of a Natasha Byrne cross to score in the ninetieth
minute and earn Wexford an opening day win. Well done to manager Alan Browne
and his team of coaches and of course the players who produced a great performance despite such a short lead in time
to prepare
Squad: Grainne
McCabe, Allanah Anglim, Lauren Roche, Chloe Mythen, Chloe Moynihan, Linda
Bradley, Aisling O Gorman, Natasha Byrne, Niamh Browne, Britney Conroy, Siobhan
Doolan, Leah Furlong, Laura Rice, Meghan Kane, Rachel Scannell, Doireann
Kavanagh, Sandra Murphy
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