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11B Sat: Cracking game in Arklow which see Celtic come out on top. 3-2
11C Sat: Even-Steven in Porterstown as Celtic draw with Celbridge Town. 1-1
11C1 Sat: Tight game ends with Celtic victory over visiting Firhouse Carmel. Celtic were scratching their heads that they did not get a couple of penalties. 4-3
12A Sat: Celtic lose on the road going down 2-3
12D Sat: Belmont made a rare visit to Porterstown and were victors over Muhammad Ariff's team who had to compete with the bare 9 players. 0-3
13B Sat: Celtic kick-start their campaign with victory away to Peamount Utd. Only sad aspect was Celtic's keeper had to retire hurt in second half after suffering an ankle injury. 6-3
14A Sat: Celtic and Peamount Utd share the spoils in Greenogue. 1-1 read more
15A: Celtic make it back to back wins to start their season on a winning note. Three first half strikes seal second win of the season.
Celtic dominated from first whistle to last at Porterstown on a wet and blustery morning. Scrappy opening exchanges as the players got used to the conditions but Celtic battled hard to get the upper hand and got their reward after 20 minutes as James Murgatroyd caught the Peamount keeper off guard firing home a free kick at the near post from the right hand side of the box.
5 minutes later James Daly volleyed home Murgy’s corner with an excellent finish and right on the stroke of half time it was deja vu with the same combination and an identical goal as Daly bagged his second from James’ corner.
3-0 up at half time and Celtic could afford the luxury of emptying the bench in the second half to get some game time into the lads in the bibs chomping at the bit. Evan Ryan, Cillian and Daly all went close to adding to the scoring but it was left to Peamount to score a last minute consolation. Referee Mahon awarded James Murgatroyd man of the match for his goal and two assists and the coaches shared it with Daly for his brace. Well done lads. We go again Monday. 3-1
15B: Celtic on top in local derby v St Mochta's in Porterstown Park. Celtic led at half time with a superbly taken goal by Luke Petit after he had been put through on the left by Adam Geraghty. The visitors looked like they would earn themselves a point as they dominated long spells of the second half in very tought playing conditions as the wind and rain swept the park, but Mochta's were unable to gain equality. Celtic held on and snatched a late second by Sean Boyle to double their advantage. 2-0
15C: A well organised Celtic proved too strong for visitors Peamount Utd. 3-0
16B: Great squad performance, lots of good individual contributions, and plenty of options to defend well against a good Mulhuddert side, but also create and finish our chances well. 4 goals from Finn Woodger were a highlight, 2 from Ryan McCormick and 1 from Cillian Dwyer. Special mentions to Pablo, Mario and Kristers for adapting so well to the new team. Aspira Man of the Match Kristers Grinbergs. 7-2
Youths-1: Greystones AFC 2 Castleknock Celtic 8, On the scoresheeet for Celtic were Leigh Reilly, Michael Afuye x 2, Ziryan Mihiedan,, Vlad Skrypka, James Sheridan, Abdul Haduit, and Brian Wokocha. Celtic played their best football for a long time in this game played in the rain at the seaside town of Greystones. The passing, defending and overall play was fantastic and every player put in a top class shift.
