School Boys/Girls and Junior League Football in South Kilkenny
A very off colour performance by all Sunday was punished by a slick Bohs outfit who are steamrolling all in their way.
Six poor mistakes were to prove costly, three in each half were the story of the game. Credit to Bohs for some good finishes throughout, best of luck to Bohs in the next round.
Final chance to get entries in for this week’s 50 50 draw where you could be the lucky one picking up the guaranteed prize of €500 💶💶💶💶.
For the day that’s in it, there is also a giant Easter Egg will be a bonus prize giveaway. Click on the link to enter and please share with family and friends too.
We travelled to Kilmac and found Alaska Park to be windier than usual. Playing with the wind we edged the first 15 mins and when Jamie C picked up a ball on left edge of the box he made no mistake with a great strike to put us ahead.
We dominated the midfield with Liam, Conor and Oisin in control and a ball out to the right found Cathal who cut inside to finish low to the net. 2 up at the break , we faced the gale for the 2nd 40 minutes.
Both teams fought to get on top when a deft pass from Cathal found Jamie G he raced clear to calmly finish. Kilmac threw everything at us and with 15 mins left they capitalised on a mistake to get 1 back. But the defence of Alex,Jack,Luke, Mattie and Tadhg on goal were not going to be beaten again.
A fantastic performance from 1 to 11 saw us bring the 3 points home. Well done team and coaches.
Goals Jamie C, Cathal, Jamie G
Mom. Liam who covered every blade of grass.
Special mention . Jamie G ran all day and was a constant threat.
A tough one to swallow for the lads today as they led twice in the game and even hit the woodwork in the second half but it wasn’t to be as the ref awarded two goals to Ferrybank, both of which appeared to be offside.
Aaron scored as usual from a free kick in the first half and Harry’s goal was a nice finish at the second time of asking. The signs are encouraging if performances continue like the one today.
A scrappy goal after some great wing play down Portlaw’s left decided this encounter. In spite of the goal the lads worked and defended extremely well against a big physical side and deserved far more than they got.
The U14’s welcomed local rivals Piltown AFC to Suir Crescent this afternoon. Piltown opened the scoring early in the first half with a shot Bradley could do nothing about. The two teams had plenty of scoring chances and just before half time Ryan Byrne equalised with a superb goal into the top corner!
Piltown kept coming at us and eventually got a second goal mid-way through the second half. Both teams kept pushing forward but unfortunately it wasn’t to be our day. It was a very close game, not much between the teams in the end. Mollie Murphy was outstanding in the defence and Ryan Byrne, Ben Dawson, Cathal & Bradley also had a great game.
Final score Mooncoin 1 – 2 Piltown.
Another sign erected in Suir Crescent to acknowledge the assistance received through the Sports Capital Grant program.
Our LED Floodlighting of training areas would not have been possible without this grant of €58,806. A big thank you must go to everyone that helped secure the grant and oversee the project.
Also, thanks to the young man on the spirit level who helped put the sign in place.
Congratulations to our most recent winner of our Schoolgirls and Schoolboys 50 50 draw Teresa Conway who scooped €201 for supporting the club.
This weekend’s 50 50 draw will be a guaranteed €500 for the winner. Click on the link to enter as many times as you want and feel free to share with family and friends.
Your continued support for this draw and all that the club are doing to develop the best facilities for all the schoolboys and schoolgirls is really appreciated.
Happy Easter to all players, coaches, parents and supporters of Mooncoin Celtic.
Enjoy the long weekend.
20 entries head in to Week 4. The following have been selected :
Aston Villa 7, Man City 5, Man Utd 5, Newcastle 1, Tottenham 1 and Leicester 1.
Best of luck to all remaining entries.
A very impressive Villa side turned on the style throughout in Suir Crescent this evening with a few exceptional finishes put away.
Our boys in fairness, kept plugging away, trying to play ball throughout and created a few chances themselves. Only for a number of great saves from U13 keeper Bradley Nolan, it could have been a lot worse.
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