U11F Boys Cup: Kilmacthomas 2 – 1 Mooncoin Celtic

The lads performed brilliantly yesterday in conditions not seen since the World Cup in Qatar and with a depleted squad really put it up to the home team.

Indeed it was Kilmacthomas who started the brightest pinning us into our own half and scoring a goal which although deemed offside by the linesman was allowed to stand. The lads rallied after the first water break and Donncha struck a superb equaliser.


Second half started with plenty of end to end action which led to Kilmacthomas taking the lead with a well taken goal.

Mooncoin pressed on for an equaliser which never came but not for the want of trying.

U14 Boys Cup: Mooncoin Celtic 2 – 5 Ferrybank

Ferrybank proved too hot to handle in red hot conditions on Saturday morning.

Between injuries, holidays and other reasons we were down to the bare bones in this one but the players on duty done themselves proud pushing Ferrybank all the way before they pulled away in the last 10 minutes.

Luke Harrington and U11 star Cian O’Donoghue were our scorers on the day and we give credit to Cian for stepping up and helping the lads out. . Best of luck to Ferrybank in the semi finals.

All the best for Gaynor

The very best of luck to the Waterford U14 Gaynor Squad who embark on a week’s adventure in Limerick starting tomorrow and will hope to bring home a trophy.

Although none of our players made the final squad, coaches Dee Travers and Richard Long are on duty in what is sure to be a scorching week of weather and football.

Exchange Students Marie and Anna

Last night marked the final training session for our Exchange students Marie & Anna .

The girls joined us back at the beginning of this season , and blended right in to our Mooncoin Celtic Family on the U16/17s Girls teams .

The girls were a breath of fresh air to deal with and a credit to their family’s .

We had a going away feast of Pizza ,accompanied by some dodgy dancing and music choice . A wonderful end to a fantastic few months .

U12A Girls League: Mooncoin Celtic 2 – 1 Carrick United

A scorching evening in Suir Crescent and two evenly matched teams went at it for the hour entertaining the large attendance.

Carrick were quick out of the blocks and took an early lead but birthday girl Lexi Walsh continued her hot form with an equaliser. There wasn’t much between the two teams from here on with the game swinging from end to end with Olivia Cronin and Siobhán O’Donnell keeping Carrick at bay.

The next goal was always going to be the winner and Taylor Mahon popped up to secure the three points in the girls final league match.

Well done girls and from that team photo with smiles all around , I think we can see they went home happy.