Under
Ten North Division
Aughrim Rangers 0
Bunclody AFC 6
Bunclody made the
trip to Aughrim a worthwhile one as they ran out 6-0 winners to book their
place in Division Two A which will kick off in January. Mia Dunne was in fine
scoring form as she knocked in five while Emily Rothwell also got her name on
the scoresheet
Ferns United 4
Carnew FC 2
The home side picked
up their fourth win of the season and finished second in the group to qualify
for a place in Division One
Under Ten East
Cloughbawn 0 Wexford Youths 2
Wexford Youths
rounded off the first half of the season when they travelled to Cloughbawn and came
away 2-0 winners, making it four wins from four games and a place in Division
One
Under Ten South
Corach Ramblers 2
Kilmore United 3
These two sides
played a very entertaining five goal thriller before Kilmore eventually came
out on top 3-2. Keelin Gallagher and Rachel Nacey were on target for Ramblers
but a Jessie Clooney hat trick gave the visitors all three points
Under Ten Cup First
Round
New Ross Town 5
Seaview United 0
Town are through to
the last sixteen of the Under Ten Cup when they overcame Seaview 5-0. Abi
Rossiter and Ava O Leary scored two each with Shauna Power also finding the net
for the winners
Moyne Rangers 2
Shelburne FC 0
Moyne cam out in top
in this evenly contested encounter and booked their place in the second round
courtesy of this 2-0 win. Katlyn Cooney scored both goals for the young home
side
Forth Celtic 1
Rosslare Strand 2 (aet)
One of the most
exciting matches of the day saw Rosslare Strand eventually overcome Forth
Celtic with a goal in the second half of extra time. In a thrilling game, Lauren
Gregg scored for the home side but goals from Scarlet Bright and Lucia Donohue
gave Strand victory
St Josephs 4 Cushinstown
AFC 0
The home side
progressed through to the last sixteen of the cup after this 4-0 win over a
young Cushinstown side who battled hard in a game that was much closer than the
scoreline suggests
Bridge Rovers 1
Curracloe United 4
One of the cup
favourites, Curracloe booked their place in round two when they came out on top
in this local derby against near neighbours Bridge Rovers. Aoife McEldowney was
on target for Rovers but two goals each from Polly Redmond and Zara Corrigan
put the visitor’s through
Under Fourteen Cup
First Round
St Leonards 5
Moyne Rangers 1
The home side are
through to the second round of the cup after this 5-1 win over a hard working
Moyne Rangers side. Shannon Peare was on target for Rangers but a hat trick
from Jennah Molloy and a goal each from Ann Marie Roche and Aoife Cullen saw St
Leonards into the last sixteen
St Josephs 5 Cloughbawn AFC 2
Last years runners
up Cloughbawn are out of the cup after they were beaten 5-2 by St Josephs in
Kilmuckridge on Saturday. Mary Kaylan and Aoife Codd scored for the visitors
but goals from Erika Bates, Edel Kehoe, Grainne Dempsey Doyle, Rita Redmond and
Holly Meehan saw the home side through
Seaview United 5
Courtown Hibs 0
Holders Courtown
Hibs are also out of the cup after their young squad were overrun by a rampant
Seaview side. Two goals each from Ava White Keating and Ciaradh Connolly as one
from Erin Shannon saw the home side through
Aughrim Rangers 2
Adamstown 3
These two Division
Two B sides played out a thrilling cup tie before the visitors eventually made
it through by the odd goal in five. Aoife Connolly and Jade Shannon scored for
Rangers while Aisling O Dowd and Maebh Wickham (2) saw Adamstown through to the
second round
Corach Ramblers 1
North End United 6
North End could be
one of the dark horses in the cup this season and proved their strength when
they travelled to Corach and came away 6-1 winners. Grace Donovan was on target
for Ramblers but five goals from Katie Law and one from Chelsea King saw the
visitors through
New Ross Celtic 0
Shelburne FC 5
Shelburne made the
short trip to New Ross Celtic and booked their place in the second round draw
with a 5-0 win.
Under Fourteen
Division One
All Blacks 6
Forth Celtic 2
All Blacks pulled
clear at the top of the table after they beat second placed Forth Celtic 6-2 to
create a three point gap. Goals from Niamh Rees (2), Seren Ward and Emma Carr
(3) had the home side in control while Grace Roche and Lauren McLaughlin scored
for Celtic
Under Fourteen
Division Two A
Wexford Youths 0
Tombrack United 8
Tombrack made it
three wins from four games and moved joint top of the table when they travelled
to Ferrycarrig Park and came away comfortable winners. Nadine Fortune (3),
Shauna McGovern (2), Ana Dragusin, Tara Kenny and Zoe Tobin Cosgrave were all
on target for the visitors
Under Fourteen
Division Two B
Arklow Town 7
Rosslare Strand 1
Arklow Town moved
third in the table when they overcame a young Rosslare Strand side by a six
goal margin with Ella Jenkinson (2), Holly Jenkinson (2), Lucy Kindlin (2) and
Roisin Quinlan all on target for the home side
Under Eighteen
Eleven a Side
Arklow Town 0
Curracloe United 5
Curracloe made the
long journey to Arklow a worthwhile one when they collected their second win of
the season to move top of the table. Four goals from Siobhan Doolan and one
from Rachel Bennett gave the visitors the win
Bunclody AFC 1
Cloughbawn AFC 6
Cloughbawn picked up
their first win of the season when they travelled to Bunclody and came away 6-1
winners
Under Eighteen Seven
a Side
St Leonards 1
Tombrack United 1
This division is
proving to be very competitive and both these sides are still in contention
after they played out a tight 1-1 draw. Rebecca Connaughton gave Tombrack the
lead midway through the second half but Fiona Ryan equalised for St Leonards
just minutes later
Bree United 2
Wexford Celtic 0
Bree moved clear at
the top of the table after they overcame Wexford Celtic 2-0 in a very
entertaining encounter. Louise Butler and Amy Long were on target for the home
side who would be considered title favourites at present
