U15 Boys League Tramore 2 Mooncoin Celtic 3

Thursday evening saw our u15 Boys on the road again. This time out to the seaside to play Tramore. Following on from our 2 previous games that we played exceptionally well but lost the pressure was on us to stop the cycle.
We started very quickly out of the traps and were a goal up after one minute through Robbie Sutton(although James disputes this claiming the goal for himself). Dubious goals committee can decide on the scorer 😉.
Then on 3 minutes Tramore sucker punched us with an equaliser. On 20 minutes Tramore got a second goal. Our lads kept their heads are were very unlucky not to be level or even ahead at the break having hit the woodwork a couple of times. Mooncoin pushed from the start in the second half. And our persistence paid off on 52 minutes when Robbie scored an equaliser. The game was frantic from then on with both sides trying to win it but even more afraid to lose it. Bradley pulled off some super saves as the game came to it’s climax. Our boys pushed and pushed and the work and effort paid off when Will Mcloughlin poked home the winner for Celtic with the last kick of the game. The lads fully deserved the win to get us off the mark for the season.
Our next game is on Saturday week 19th October away to Bohs.

Fixtures for the weekend

Saturday
U12 away to Seaview Celtic, kick off 10.30
U14 away to Ballyduff
Kick off 12.30

Sunday
3rd Division home to Villa
Kick off 11am
U12 girls away to Villa
Kick off 2.30
U16B Girls away to Ballinroad
Kick off 11am
U16 Girls SFAI cup
Home to Arklow Town
Kick off 2pm

GREAT NEWS

We are delighted to share the news that we have been allocated €192,263 under the Sports Capital Grant Scheme. This will be used to develop an astro turf training area and will further enhance our facilities in Suir Crescent. A big thank you has to go to all involved in recent years who have worked tirelessly behind the scenes on our Finance Committee and Club Committee. Thanks also has to go to all members of our 300 Club Syndicate over the last five years, the 300 Club has been the backbone in financing all the works over the last five years. Final thanks to our political representatives who have supported our club in recent years, Councillors Pat Dunphy and Tomas Breatnach, John Paul Phelan TD.

Congratulations!

Congratulations to u17 player Emmet Cusack who had a busy but successful weekend at the UK Open last weekend scooping two silver and one gold medal to become British Champion just in time for the European Championship in Warsaw in a months time. No end to this young man’s talent.
Best of luck Emmet from all in the club.