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DDSL 10D1: Calum Daly put Castleknock ahead at home to Park Celtic, but 2 second half goals from the visitors ensured they went home with all 3 points. Castleknock had James Whooley to thank as he took off a string of magnificent saves to keep Park at bay, but it was a fine strike by the visitors into the far corner of the goal which separated the sides at the end. 1-2
DDSL 11D1: Celtic lose by the odd goal in 5 away to Finglas. 2-3 read on
DDSL 11E1: Away victory for Celtic in Bray v Ardmore Rovers. 2-1 read on
DDSL 12B: Sean Odusole was yet again on the mark for Celtic. He was joined on the scoresheet by John Pereira in this home game v Firhouse Carmel. They now are sitting top of the table as the Christmas break approaches. 2-0
DDSL 13A: SFAI Cup exit for Celtic as they lose in extra time to Cherry Orchard. 1-2 read on
DDSL 13C: Swords Celtic proved very competitive opposition in Porterstown for this league game. 2 goals from Kelvin Okiwe and an OG gave the home side a 3-1 victory and remain unbeaten in 4, 3 wins and 1 draw since their promotion to this division.
DDSL 14Major: Stella halt Celtic, holding them to a 2-2 draw in Porterstown. Celtic's scorers were Michael Afuye and Owen Akpiama. 2-2
DDSL 14B1: Celtic prove too strong for Manortown in Porterstown Park. Adam Kelly, Mohamed Touihri, Sam Hennessy and Saverio were Celtic's marksmen. 4-1
DDSL 15A (Frank Cox Cup): Celtic were in top scoring form and ran out comfortable winners over Liffey Valley Rangers in Porterstown. Jay Harper was the star turn with his hat-trick. 6-2
DDSL 16Major: A Cormac Downes goal secured a share of the points for Celtic at home to Peamount Utd. 1-1
NDSL 17A: Celtic were delighted with their new sponsorship of the Under-17A team and they responded with a fine 5-2 win away to St Ita's in Portrane. read on
NDSL 17B: Celtic draw despite 5-star performance away to Navan Road Utd. 3-3 read on
NDSL 18B: Celtic take all 3 points against league leaders Marino Boys. Celtic's marksmen were Dylan Kirby, Daniel Radojcic and 4 from Ryan Doyle. 6-5
