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DDSL 11B1: Goals from Mohammad, Charlie and Abdul secured the victory for Celtic away to Mount Merrion. 3-1
DDSL 11D1 Sat: Celtic were far too strong for their local rivals St Mochtas, running out easy winners. 8-1
DDSL 12A1: Celtic's 5-Star performance at home to Palmerstown. 5-3 read more
DDSL 12B1: Kris Doherty team earn a share of the points away to St Mochtas with their goal coming from Sean Larini. 1-1
DDSL 12C: Celtic on fire away to Mount Merrion. read more
DDSL 12-7: Celtic rebounded from their defeat the previous week with a resounding victory away to Lakelands in Stillorgan. James Bannerman was back to his goal-scoring best with a brace of goals. He was joined on the scoresheet by Kleo Klevis, Rei Mulligan and a penalty by Joseph Dunne. 5-1
DDSL 13Major1: 2 from 2 for Celtic as they win away to Leixlip. 2-1 read more
DDSL 13-3: St Kevins Boys fought back from a 2 goal deficit at half time to earn a share of the points in Porterstown. Karl Sampil was on the mark for Celtic. 2-2
DDSL 13-4: Celtic got their season off to a flyer with victory over the visiting Dundrum. The home goals came from Janek Korincyzk (2) and one each for Ben Dunne and Harrison D'Arcy. 4-1
DDSL 14A1: Celtic put 5 past Rathcoole at home in Porterstown Park. A brace each from Brendan Stingu and Kacem Touihri, and one from Craig Hughes, gave Celtic a comfortable home win. 5-1 read more
DDSL 14C: There were man of the match performances from Daniel Hanrahan and stand-in goalkeeper Devang Mehta, without whom Celtic would have faced a much more difficult afternoon. Landen Utd's finishing was more clinical than the home side. Celtic were denied what looked a good goal from Pablo Cardoba after a fine incisive pass from Matthew Coughlan. Celtic did manage to score and give themselves hope of getting something from the game when Matt scored direct from a corner. 1-5
DDSL 15B: Manortown 1 CkC 2. Good performance away in first game back in Ddsl, sides went in at nil/nil after a very competitive first half. However two second half goals from Sam Shore put Celtic in a very good position but Manortown pulled one back with five minutes left but a fine all round performance from all 15 Celtic players was enough for the three points. 2-1
DDSL 16A1: Goals from Alan McDonagh, David Jolley and Daragh Murray earned Celtic a share of the points in a thrilling draw in Porterstown Park. Man of the match was Alan McDonagh for an excellent performance. 3-3
DDSL 19s: Celtic got their season underway away in Herbert Park against Beechwood FC. They put in a strong performance in the first half and led 1-0 at half time with a goal from David Hickey. However Beechwood struck early in the second half and the game finally ended all square. 1-1
DDSL 15Prem2: Injury to Tolka Rovers player causes abandonment of Celtic's home game, with the home side 1-0 ahead. We wish the Tolka lad a speedy recovery which won't have been helped by a delay in the ambulance of over 2 hours.
“Game Abandoned due to serious injury”
30 minutes into this enthralling encounter and Celtic leading 1-0 Tolka were awarded a free kick 20 yards out. Up stepped Tolka’s Conor Tyrrell, who was enjoying a great game, to strike the ball but within an instant the player collapsed on the ground in agony. Those nearby said they heard a cracking sound. The youngster was in severe pain and within minutes the match was abandoned as an Ambulance was awaited.
Given the serious nature of the injury the player lay in the middle of the pitch surrounded by his family and team mates but to the amazement of all it took 2 hours 30 minutes for an Ambulance to arrive which is unacceptable in this day and age. The repercussions of this delay may have been greater were it not for the intervention of Castleknock’s TOMMY BOWE who aside bring the Celts keeper’s (THOMAS) Dad also doubles up as a Paramedic in his day job. On seeing the incident Tommy ran straight to Conor’s aid and remained there for the 2.5 hours until the Ambulance arrived. On behalf of everyone we thank you Tommy for your kindness and professionalism.
Following Conor’s removal to Hospital he underwent an Operation which will keep the talented Tolka playmaker out of action for the immediate future.
From all at Castleknock Celtic we wish Conor a speedy recovery and look forward to seeing you on the pitch again in the not too distant future. Take care.
