The Argus

Rampart too strong for league rookies

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RAMPART are the early pacesetter­s in the adult section of the Dundalk Summer League after their comfortabl­e 4-2 win in their opening game against newcomers Coxs gave them full points.

Fane and another of the newcomers, Woodview, are joint second with a point apiece, after playing out a scoreless draw.

On Thursday night three matches were played in the inaugural Under-19 competitio­n which is split into two sections, each with four teams. Albion Rovers lead Group A after a narrow 2-I victory over Glenmuir.

In Group B Muirhevnam­or showed that they are well capable of following in the illustriou­s footsteps of their senior team, who are not competing this year. They gave an 8-2 thrashing to near neighbours Quay Celtic to go straight to the top of their group.

Results

Summer League

Woodview 0 Fane FC 0; Rampart Celtic 4 (Andrew Kieran 2, Saheed Ogunfuwora, Brendan Rogers) Cox’s FC 2 (Aiden Grimes Martin Murphy); Quay v Walshestow­n off.

Under-19

Albion Rovers 2 (Conor McQuillan, James Tester) Glenmuir 1 (Paddy Nicholson); Muirhevnam­or 8 (Sean Hill 3, Lee Kavanagh 3, Cody McAreavey Sean Flanaghan) Quay Celtic 2 (Sean Burns, Johnny Kierans); Redeemer v Rock off.

Fixtures

Woodview v Cox’s. Walshestow­n v Donacarney Celtic. Glenmuir v Redeemer Celtic (U19). Quay Celtic v Shamrocks (U19).

Woodview v Muirhevnam­or. Rampart Celtic v Fane. Donacarney Celtic v Woodview. Quay Celtic v Rampart Celtic.

 ?? Photo: Matt Browne/Sportsfile ?? Bastien Hery of Waterford keeps Dundalk’s Sean Hoare on his toes during Friday’s match at the RSC.
Photo: Matt Browne/Sportsfile Bastien Hery of Waterford keeps Dundalk’s Sean Hoare on his toes during Friday’s match at the RSC.

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