Bunclody share spoils with Bree
U-12Division2A
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 playoff 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.
U-12Division3
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.
U-14Cupsemi-final
Forth Celtic 0, All Blacks 1: All Blacks booked their place in the U-14 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.
U-14 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.
U-14Division1
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. Joseph’s 1, St. Leonards 1: A late, late equaliser saw St. Leonards grab a point in Kilmuckridge and deny a hard working St. Joseph’s 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.
U-14Division2A
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.
U-18Shieldquarter-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.