Under
Ten Cup Semi Finals
Ballindaggin 1 Curracloe
United 3
Curracloe are
through to the final of the Under Ten cup after they overcame fellow premier
side Ballindaggin in a thrilling end to end cup match. Both sides produced fast
paced passing football but it was Curracloe who took their chances and advanced
to their second final in three years. Leah Roban was on target for the home
side while Zara Corrigan, Holly Redmond and Molly O Brien were all on target
for the winners
Wexford Youths 1
New Ross Town 0
Last seasons
beaten finalists Wexford Youths are through to the final after a very closely
contested battle with New Ross Town saw them eventually advance by a solitary
goal. In a highly entertaining encounter, Aoife Doran scored the only goal of
the game to put Youths through to final meeting with Curracloe United on
Saturday April 29th
Under
Ten Premier Division
St Joseph’s 2
Bridge Rovers 2
These two sides
played out an entertaining 2-2 draw, earning a point each and both can be quite
happy with their season in the top division. Lily May Tohill and Roisin O Meara
were on target for St Josephs while Aoife McEldowney and Emma McEldowney scored
Rovers goals
Under
Ten Division One
All Blacks 2
Tombrack United 0
The home side
wrapped up the Under Ten Division One title when overcoming challengers
Tombrack 2-0, with a goal in each half and with Fastnet also losing, it moved
All Blacks into an uncatachable position in the table. Goals from Jolie Rankin
and a last minute goal from Ava Hendrick gave All Blacks all three points
despite Tombrack’s efforts to get back into the game. They will now be
presented with their trophy at their home match against Ferns
United in the next few weeks
Fastnet Rovers 1
St Leonards 2
St Leonards moved
second in the table after this win over Fastnet Rovers in a game where neither
side deserved to lose. Katie Ryan put St Leonards ahead in the first half but
after some strong attacking football, Rovers got back level early in the second
half through Kara White. However, a goal from Courtney Whelan seven minutes
from the end wrapped up the points for the visitors
Under
Ten Division Two A
Kilmore United 1
Bunclody AFC 1
Both teams in this
very competitive division were very evenly matched and produced a close
tactical encounter which saw them both earn a point at the end. Erin Godden gave
Kilmore the lead early in the second half but Mia Dunne equalised for Bunclody
with a penalty three minutes from the end
Seaview United 1
Courtown Hibs 3
Courtown Hibs made
the long journey to Seaview a worthwhile one when they earned the three points
that moves them joint top of the table. Marie McDonald scored for Seaview but
prolific goalscorer Izzy Kenna scored a hat trick for the visitors to give them
an important victory
Under
Ten Division Two B
Bree United 2
New Ross Celtic 0
The home side
moved second in the table and kept their title ambitions alive when they
overcame bottom club New Ross Celtic 2-0. Both sides produced some good passing
football but it was Bree who were sharper in front of goal
Aughrim Rangers 1
Rosslare Strand 2
Rosslare Strand
made the long journey to Aughrim a worthwhile one when they ran out 2-1 winners
to give them their fourth win in a row and keep them well clear at the top of
the table. Sarah Doyle scored for Rangers but goals from Layleigh Elward and
Lucia Donoghue gave the visitors victory
Cushinstown AFC 0
Carnew FC 0
These two sides
played out an exciting but scoreless draw that effectively killed off both their
chances of challenging for the league title. Defences dominated this game and
kept the forwards at bay in what was a very entertaining encounter
Under
Twelve Division Two A
Bree United 0 Bunclody
AFC 0
With New Ross
Celtic wrapping up the divisional title last week, runners up spot was up for
grabs in this game but Bree needed to beat Bunclody to force a play off for
second while a point was enough for Bunclody. In a tight tense game, chances were
at a minimum and Bunclody eventually got the point they needed to take second
place
Under
Twelve Division Three
Cushinstown AFC 1 Campile
United 2
Played on Friday
evening, Campile made the short trip to Cushinstown and picked up their third
win of the season with a 2-1 victory. Laurie Bolger was on target for the home
side but goals from Sally Kehoe and Ava Fhurman gave the visitors victory
Forth Celtic 2 Ballindaggin
AFC 0
The home side
recorded their fifth win of the season and kept their promotion hopes alive
when they overcame Ballindaggin’s young second team on Wednesday evening. Ellie
O Mahoney and Roisin Alouf were on target for Forth
Under
Fourteen Cup Semi Final
Forth Celtic 0
All Blacks 1
All Blacks booked
their place in the Under Fourteen Cup Final after they overcame Forth Celtic
1-0 in an end to end cup tie where there was very little to separate the sides.
Both sides hit the post while both keepers pulled off some top class saves
before Emma Carr sent a free kick direct to the net midway through the second
half. Despite Celtic’s best efforts they were unable to get back on level terms
and the visitors booked their place in the final
Under
Fourteen Premier Division
Kilmore United 1
Ballindaggin 5
Ballindaggin moved
top of the league when they travelled to Kilmore and came away with all three
points courtesy of a 5-1 victory. Goals from Katie Bates, Ciara Tobin, Laoise
Kearney, Orlagh Kehoe and Carla Cloney saw the visitors secure their fifth win
of the season
Under
Fourteen Division One
Forth Celtic 8
Shelburne FC 0
This midweek
victory over Shelburne saw Forth Celtic move three points clear at the top of
the table and forcing cup finalists All Blacks to a situation where they must
win their games in hand to win the league. Sarah Carroll scored four with Grace
Roche and Lauren McLoughlin adding two goals each
Moyne Rangers 2
Shelburne FC 7
Shelburne sit
safely in mid table after they travelled to Moyne on Saturday and came away 7-2
winners. Faith Walsh scored her first goal ever for Moyne with Amy Shannon also
finding the net while Katie Murphy scoring five for Shelburne while Caoimh
Cowman and Ciara Murphy added a goal each
St Josephs 1
St Leonards 1
A late late
equaliser saw St Leonards grab a point in Kilmuckridge and deny a hard working
St Josephs side their first win of the season. Edel Kehoe had put the home side
ahead and it looked to be enough until Jennah Molloy scored for the visitors
with just seconds remaining
Under
Fourteen Division Two A
North End United 5
Corach Ramblers 2
North End started
the week on a positive note when they picked up their fifth win of the season
when overcoming Corach Ramblers 5-2 on Tuesday night. Katie Law continued her
good season with a hat trick while Chelsey King scored twice
Tombrack United 1
North End United 4
North End made it
six wins from six games on Saturday when they travelled to Tombrack and moved
joint top of the table after this 4-1 win. Abbie Walsh scored for the home side
but Katie Law once again stole the show by scoring all four for the visitors
Seaview United 6
Corach Ramblers 2
Seaview made it
six wins from seven games and sit joint top of the table after this 6-2 win
over Corach Ramblers. Grace O Donovan and Orla Butler scored for Ramblers but
four goals from Erin Foley Saunders and one each from Kate Miles and Ciaradh
Connolly gave Seaview all three points
Under
Eighteen Shield Quarter Final
Tombrack United 1
Gorey Rangers 1 aet
(Gorey Rangers won
3-2 on penalties)
The home side will
be disappointed to have bowed out of the Shield at this stage but credit must
be given to a hard working Gorey side who now go on to meet Wexford Celtic in
the semi final. Angela Wall gave Rangers the lead but Tombrack battled back and
levelled through Rebecca Connaughton to bring the game to extra time where no
further goals saw the game go to penalties where Rangers held their nerve to
advance to the last four
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