Under
Ten Division Two B
Corach Ramblers 0 Cushinstown
AFC 2
These two under
ten sides played out an excellent entertaining match despite the difficult
conditions in this rescheduled fixture. After a scoreless first half, Katie
Murphy drilled the ball through a crowded area into the corner of the net to
put Cushinstown ahead and a goal from Isabella Walsh minutes from the end
wrapped up the points
Under
Twelve Cup Quarter Finals
Courtown Hibs 5
St Cormacs 0
Hibs booked their
place in the semi final draw when they overcame St Cormacs 5-0, although the
game was much closer than the scoreline would suggest. Two goals from Hannah
Redmond and one each from Katelynn Tomkins, Mia Davey and Leah Grammell saw the
home side through and install them as one of the favourites for the cup
New Ross Celtic 2
Bridge Rovers 3
These two sides
played out a thrilling cup quarter final in difficult conditions before Bridge
Rovers eventually booked their place in the last four. In a very entertaining
game played between two very good footballing sides, Aoife Kielthy scored twice
for Celtic while two goals from Mia Denton and one from Olivia Morris saw the
visitors through to their first cup semi final
Rosslare Rangers 0
New Ross Town 1
New Ross Town are
through to the semi-finals of the cup after this narrow win over Division Three
leaders Rosslare Rangers in a very exciting end to end encounter. In a very
close game where chances were kept to a minimum with Ella Nolan scoring the
solitary goal.
Under
Twelve Premier Division
St Leonards 1
Ballindaggin 5
Ballindaggin came
away from St Leonards 5-1 winners and move three points clear at the top of the
table. Doireann Rossiter scored for the home side but four goals for Anna Roban
and one from Niamh Doyle keep the visitors title ambitions well and truly on
track
Under
Twelve Division One
Curracloe United 7
North End United 0
The home side
assured themselves of at least a second place finish after this comfortable win
at home to North End who were playing their final game of the season. Caoimhe
Whelan, Emma Cullen and Rebecca Fanning all scored two each with Jenny Raemonn
also getting in on the scoring act
Under
Twelve Division Two A
Bunclody AFC 3
Adamstown 1
Bunclody picked up
their fifth win of the season and keep the pressure on for the league title
after they overcame Adamstown 3-1. Ella Furlong scored for the visitors while
Jade Conroy scored two and Corie Fitzgerald added one for the home side
Bree United 3
Corach Ramblers 0
The home side are
still well in contention for the title after this 3-0 victory over a young
battling Corach Ramblers side. Aoibh Donegan scored twice for Bree with Grace Donohoe
also finding the net in an overall good team performance.
Under
Twelve Division Two B
St Josephs 3
Taghmon United 1
The home side are
making a strong push for runners up spot in this division after they overcame
Taghmon United 3-1. Sarah Walsh continued her good form in front of goal as she
scored a hat trick for St Josephs while Molly Cosgrove was on target for the
visitors
Under
Twelve Division Three
Campile United 0
Forth Celtic 3
These two sides
remain mid table after this match played in difficult conditions with Niamh
Dempsey scoring twice to add to a goal from Katie Kehoe to give Forth Celtic
their third win of the season and still in with a chance of finishing in the
top two
Under
Twelve Division Four
Bridge Rovers 0
Carnew FC 3
Carnew picked up
their first win of the season away from home as they continue to improve with
every game and are now unbeaten in the last three. Katie Wafer scored twice
with Emma Kinnear also finding the net.
Shelburne FC 0
Wexford Youths 0
Wexford Youths
travelled to Shelburne and will be disappointed to drop points in their quest
for the title as they played out a scoreless draw with a hard working home
side. Both teams created chances but defences were dominant and both sides had
to settle for a point each
Fastnet Rovers 2
New Ross Town 2
This match
produced some excellent football despite the poor conditions with New Ross Town
leading 2-0 at half time thanks to goals from Peg Waters and Ava O Leary.
However, Fastnet dominated the second half and got back on level terms thanks
to goals from Muireann Hayes and Casey Doyle
Ger
Dunne Under Sixteen Cup Quarter Finals
Bunclody AFC 5
Forth Celtic 3 aet
The home side
trailed 3-1 in this cup tie with fifteen minutes to go but battled back to
bring the game to extra time where two goals saw them book their place in the
last four. These two sides would have been considered among the cup favourites
and they definitely served up a game worthy of a final. Emma Clarke, Lauren
McLoughlin and an own goal made up the Celtic tally while two goals each from
Ciara Roban and Maeve Sinnott and one from Geri Rose O Connor saw last season’s
beaten finalists through to the semi finals
Courtown Hibs 2 Seaview
United 3
Seaview went 2-0
up in this match but had to withstand a spirited fight back from Courtown
before eventually booking their place in the semi finals. Gina Burke and Hannah
Redmond were on target for Hibs while two goals from Roisin Lyons and one from
Aoife Connolly saw the visitors through
New Ross Town 1
Wexford Celtic 0
This game was a
typical cup tie with both sides being fully committed and very little divided
the two teams for long periods of the match. Eventually, Lydia McGrath scored
the goal that put Town through to the semi final rounding off a good day for
the club as their under twelve team also made it through to the last four of
their cup
Cloughbawn AFC 10
Shelburne FC 1
The home side have
now scored thirty goals in their three cup games and continued their push to
retain the Ger Dunne Cup with a comfortable 10-1 win over near neighbours
Shelburne. Anais Curran and Niamh McHugh scored a hat trick each with Brid
Madigan adding two while Laura Butler and Katie Sweetman scored a goal each. Kellie Murphy was on target for Shelburne
Under
Sixteen Division Two A
Corach Ramblers 3
Gorey Rangers 1
Ramblers picked up
a valuable three points in their battle against relegation as they overcame
fellow strugglers Gorey Rangers in very windy conditions. Niamh Miller, Shannon
Anglim and Alison Gibbons were all on target for Corach to put them 3-0 ahead
and although Amy Butler pulled one back for the visitors, it was not enough.
Under
Sixteen Division Two B
Moyne Rangers 0
St Josephs 0
In a very evenly
contested encounter, Moyne picked up their second point of the season while at
the same time killing off St Joseph’s promotion hopes. The visitors could have
taken all three points but missed a penalty but at the end, both sides were
fully deserving of a point each
Carnew FC 6
Arklow Town 1
Carnew completed
their season in fine style with a 6-1 victory in this all Wicklow clash. Erica
Torres was on target for Arklow Town but two goals each from Lucy Kemple and
Maisie Courtney Keane and one each from Aine O Gorman and Kaley Kavanagh
rounded off the home side season with a win
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