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12B1: We remember Gene Kelly "Singing in the Rain", well this game against Booth Road Celtic was playing in the rain. We had been promised that the rain belt would move away from Leinster around noon, but Mother Nature changed her mind and chucked it down over Corkagh Park. It didn't dampen spirits and both sides went at it hell for leather and gave us a great hour of entertainment, though in murky conditions with the rain coming down in stair rods. Booth are challenging for the league title and it showed with their finishing and defending. Jerome Powell got on the end of a Calum Daly shot/cross and he found the back of the net, but it was ruled out for offside, though the photo seems to suggest that it was a close run thing. It was high quality play at both ends. In the second half, as Calum Daly raced in on goal and lined up his shot, a brilliant tackle by the Booth defender, reminding us of Alan Hansen, prevented a certain goal. Man of the match for Celtic was shared by keeper Ethan Hoey who was brilliant in goal again, while Gavin Peters showed some excellent skills in the middle of the park. Calum Daly wasn't far behind them as he put in a first class performance and was unlucky not to score a couple.
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Sat 13th Oct 2018 |
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U10 B Sat |
Cabinteely FC |
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U10 C Sat |
Hartstown Huntstown |
Celtic in command v Huntstown Hartstown. |
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U10 D Sat |
St Mochtas |
St Mochta’s avenge their recent defeat with victory in this league game. |
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U10 D1 Sat |
Clontarf FC |
10 goal thriller in Porterstown with Clontarf edging it in the end. 4-6 |
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U11 B1 Sat |
Wayside Celtic |
OFF |
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U11 C1 Sat |
Celbridge Town |
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U11 D1 Sat |
Mount Merrion |
Celtic on top away in Deerpark. 2-1 |
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U11 E Sat |
Knockmitten Utd |
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U12 B Sat |
Hartstown Huntstown |
Stalemate in Hartstown Park. 0-0 |
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U12 B1 Sat |
Booth Road Celtic |
Booth Road on top as they chase league title. 0-4 |
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U12 C1 Sat |
Dalkey Utd |
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U13 A Sat |
Marks Celtic |
Castleknock were left to rue some woeful decisions by the ref which proved very costly. 2-3 |
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U13 B1 Sat |
Templeogue Utd |
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U14 A Sat |
Dalkey Utd |
Goal bonanza in Porterstown. 5-5 |
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U14 A1 Sat |
no game listed |
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U14 B1 Sat |
Firhouse Carmel |
Narrow defeat for Celtic against Firhouse who started the day in second place in the league table. 3-4 |
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U15 Prem 2 Sat |
Finglas Utd |
Finglas established their title credentials with a very narrow win over Celtic with whom they shared second place at start of play. 2-3 |
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U15 A Sat |
St Mochtas |
Celtic continued their title challenge with victory away to local rivals St Mochta’s. 3-1 |
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U15 B Sat |
Newbridge Town |
Great team effort by Celtic in difficult conditions. The lads played to their strengths, with tight defence, high work rate and determined running by forward players. The goal was a cracker from 30 yards by Finn Woodger. Newbridge were great competitors as always. ASPIRA man of the match was Sabin Ghet for his handling, bravery and 3 critical saves. 1-0 |
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U15 B1 Sat |
Celbridge Town |
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Premier 1 Sat |
Rivervalley Rangers |
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Sun 14th Oct 2018 |
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U10 A1 Sun |
Drogheda Boys |
2-4 Defeat |
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U10 B1 Sun |
Collinstown FC |
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U11 A1 Sun |
Esker Celtic |
Esker shade it in Hermitage Park. 2-3 |
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U11 C1 Sun |
Cambridge Boys |
Cambridge snatch a draw at the death. Lorcan Pounch’s brace and an own put Celtic in pole position with seconds remaining, but Cambridge spoiled the party with their late equaliser. 3-3 |
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U11 D Sun |
Balrothery FC |
Balrothery come out on top in tight game. 1-2 |
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U11 F Sun |
Drumcondra FC |
Comfortable win for Celtic. 5-1 |
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U12-3 Sun |
Terenure Rangers |
Cracking tie ends in a share of the spoils. Jack O’Brien got the Celtic equaliser. 1-1 |
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U16 Prem 1 |
Shamrock Rovers (Colour Clash) |
Rovers on top despite battling performance by Celtic. |
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Youths 2 |
Mount Merrion |
Celtic intensify their title challenge as they remain in pole position. A brace each for Michael Afuye and Sean Ivers, and one for Kevin Long ensured the points, which is all the more important as Wicklow Rovers their main challengers lost. 5-3 |
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Youths 3 |
Phoenix FC |
Celtic, with a number of their regulars absent, went ahead with Sean Hogan’s goal in the first half. Bart Pintal doubled Celtic’s advantage in the second half, which left them very satisfied in the end with 3 points which keeps them in the hunt of league honours. 2-0 |
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