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10C Sat: While Celtic lost to Ballymun Utd, their team can take a lot of positives from this away match having had much of the possession. They played fine football and went close on a number of occasions. Celtic started well with Daniel Keane opening the goalscoring for Celtic while Donnacha Collins, Rory Carberry and Cillian Murray were brave defenders against the opposing counterattackers. This was a very close match and only one goal separated the two teams in the end. 3-4
10D Sun: Leixlip Utd proved too strong for Celtic in Porterstown, while Fionn Duffy and Rory Downes scored for Celtic. 2-6
11A1: The Jacks hit a goal each, with Callum, Lenny and Stephen competing the scoring. 5-0
11B1 Sat: Celtic hold their nerve away to Kilnamanagh and take the points in close encounter. 1-0
11D Sat: Comfortable win for Celtic away to Peamount Utd. 7-2
11E Sat: Mount Merrion YFC end Celtic's unbeaten start to the season. 4-6 read more
12A1 Sat: Celtic continue their solid start to season with win over Terenure Rangers in Porterstown. 3-0 report later
12-6 Sun: Jonah Courtney and Ben Foley ensured Celtic got a share of the points at home to Ardmore Rovers. 2-2
13A Sat: Evan Ryan's hat trick and one each for Callum and Matteus gave Celtic the points at home to St John Bosco. 5-3
13-3 Sun: Celtic continued their run of fine form when they took all 3 points at home to Terenure Rangers in Porterstown. Reuben Cahill, Conor Boyle and Jack O'Neill were on the mark for Celtic. Best wishes to Adam Fleming, Celtic's man between the sticks, who had to be brave to keep Terenure at bay. Unfortunately he suffered a severe bruising around his eye sustained when he dived for a ball at the feet of an opponent, putting his head where many others would have hesitated to put their foot. They thus keep the pressure on league leaders ST Kevin's Boys. 3-0
13-4 Sun: It was a very close game for Celtic at home to St John Bosco. A brace from Ben Dunne, and one each for Stephen Elliott and Harrison D'Arcy laid the foundation for the home side's victory. 4-3
14A1: Celtic were away to Liffey Valley, but lost 3-1. It was a fantastic effort from Celtic who deserved better against a future Major1 side. A performance by Celtic that was full of heart and passion, great football and heroes all over the pitch. First goal for Celtic for Beni, and numerous other chances that would have secured a deserved point. Special mention to Klevis Malaj, Dino, & Sabin Ghet for their selfless performance, and all the team for making for a great game to watch.
14C: Pablo Carcoba, Ryan Brady and Matteusz scored for Celtic in their defeat away to Landen. 3-8
15A: Aran Long's goal proved to be no more than a consolation for Celtic as they went down at home to Broadford Rovers. 1-4
17 Major 2: Eli Flynn got Celtic's only goal as they went down to Cabinteely Boys in Porterstown. 1-2
18 Major: Celtic had to be up for a robust challenge on Benmadigan Road when they met Drimnagh Celtic. James Smith and Kian Clancy got the Celtic goals but they went down away to Drimnagh. 2-3
19s LFA Dalton Cup: After a slow start to their away game to Beechwood FC, Celtic settled into the game, and ran out winners with goals from Cian Rush, Callum Carberry and Ciaran Buggy. Man of the match was Ruairi O'Flaherty at the heart of the Celtic defence. 3-0
AUL Premier B: The odd goal in 7 sees Celtic progress into the next round of the FAI Umbro Junior Cup with a 4-3 away win against Romstar FC. Celtic trailed 1-3 with 15 minutes left on the clock. Celtic finished strongly and goals from Stephen O'Callaghan and 2 from David Costello, and a late winner from Killian Zambra gave Celtic the victory. 4-3
AUL Div 3A Sunday: A 3-1 away win against Celtic Park, coupled with a home defeat for closest rivals Chanel SSC, sees Dave Merriman's charges go 3 points clear at the top of the table in their first senior season.
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