St Brendans Park become first side to take points off leaders Camp
U-12 Division 1
Ballyhar 0-3 Inter Kenmare
U-12 Division 2 South
Mastergeeha B 4-7 Killorglin B MEK 2-5 Tralee Dynamos C Iveragh United 5-1 Inter Kenmare C
Killarney Celtic C 0-1 Killarney Athletic C
U-12 Division 2 North
Fenit Samphire B 0-6 Park C Camp Jnuors B 0-3 LB Rovers B
Dingle Bay Rovers B 3-2 Ballyheigue
Quills Woollen Mills U-14 Premier
Inter Kenmare 0-4 Mastergeeha
Killorglin 0-0 Killarney Celtic
U-14 Division 1
Tralee Dynamos B 5-1 Fenit Killarney Athletic 3-0 Park B
U-14 Division 2
Dingle Bay Rovers 3-0 Mastergeeha B LB Rovers 3-0 MEK
Tralee Trophy World U-16 Premier
Ballyhar 3-0 Inter Kenmare Park 3-3 Camp Juniors
U-16 Division 1
Fenit 0-3 Park B Killorglin - Mastergeeha
U-12 Girls Premier
Inter Kenmare 6-0 Fenit Iveragh United 9-1 Kilarney Celtic Green
U-14 Girls Premier
Killarney Celtic 7-1 Fenit Killarney Athletic U12 Killarney Celtic U12 Iveragh United U12 Park U12 MEK U12 LB Rovers Under 12 Mastergeeha U12 Ballyhar U16 Killorglin U12 Fenit U14 Tralee Dynamos U12
TRALEE TROPHY WORLD UNDER 16 Premier
ST Brendan’s Park in second place became the first side to take points of leaders Camp Juniors who were looking for their eighth win from eight.
And it looked like Camp were on their way when they went 2-0 up thanks to goals from a Caolan O’Connell free kick and a long distance effort from Donal Crean. Jamie Fitzgerald pulled one back for the Park before the game was held up for an injury to Dan Fischer who was taken away by ambulance with a bad muscle tear. Everyone in the League wishes him a speedy recovery.
The Park’s Mark Curtain then levelled matters before his team-mate put them ahead Matt Healy. But there was a further twist when John O’Connor scored the final goal as the teams ended 3-3 and shared the points.
Ballyhar moved up to third after their 3-0 home win over Inter Kenmare. Peter Cosgrave, Charlie Keating and Brian Burke got the goals for the winners.
Division 1
THE Park B’s have moved two points clear of Rattoo Rovers at the top of the table, but they have paid two games more. Cianan Cooney, Sean O’Connor and Cian O’Neill got the goals for the Park.
Killorglin and Mastergeeha shared eight goals in a 4-4 thriller. Killorglin led 4-2 late on with Brendan O’Leary getting the goals for the Kilbrean side. And in the last ten minutes Mastergeeha’s Barney Parsons scored twice to earn his side a share of the points.
Premier
MASTERGEEHA’S three points from their away win over Inter Kenmare moves them into second place and one ahead of Celtic. The Mastergeeha goals came from Hugh Lenihan, Shane Doolin, Alan O’Leary and Jack O’Donoghue.
Killarney Celtic and Killorglin played out a scoreless draw. The point is enough to see Celtic move into third place, a point ahead of the Park as the three sides chase leaders Iveragh United
Division 1
KILLARNEY Athletic retain their lead at the top of table after a 3-0 result over Park B
Tralee Dynamos B 5-1 win at home to Fenit sees them consolidate second place behind Athletic. Evan Quilligan and Luke Horgan scored two each with Alex Horgan getting the other goal as Paddy Falvey replied for Fenit.
Division 2
DINGLE Bay Rovers remain two points ahead of LB Rovers at the top of the table as both recorded 3-0 wins over Mastergeeha B and MEK respectively.