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took full points in their home fixture against Trinity Sports &
Leisure on a beautifully sunny morning in Porterstown. On the mark
for Celtic in the 2-1 win were Sean Irwin and Eoin Hanlon
Having gone behind to the visiting St Martins Boys by 4-2 in Laurel Lodge, Jim Kennelly's 12D team made an heroic recovery with a brace for Craig McGivern, and a superb hat-trick from Johnny Cooper. 5-4 surely qualifies for the result of the day. 14As
All-Ireland dream |
Peter
Hoey's 13As were
comfortable winners over Artane Beaumont FC in this third round Joe
Kirby Cup encounter. The first half was close, and Celtic were
somewhat fortunate to be 1-0 ahead at half-time, thanks to their keeper,
Aaron Hasani, who took off a superlative save. The home side's goal
came from Darren Doddy who scored after 23 minutes. The second
half was very different. The reliable Chris Hoey struck on 33
minutes from 25 metres to give the visiting keeper no chance.
Ricky Flanagan was on the mark with his own strike on 37 minutes.
3-0. Then in the final minutes, Gerard Farrelly found the net to
give the scoreline a respectable look. 4-0. Roll on the quarter final, and do I smell Silvo?
AUL Div2A suffered a serious setback to their title ambitions, when they went down 3-1 to McKelvey Celtic in Porterstown. |
ended
in Galway against Mervue Utd. Despite going 1-0 up inside five
minutes through a marvellous 25 metre free kick into the top corner, they
fell behind after 20 minutes, and eventually went down 4-1 to the
westerners. The trip to the City of the Tribes was just a step too
far.