First game on the bigger pitch saw us play second fiddle to Ferrybank and they deservedly took the three points on offer. Better days ahead for this squad who tend to take time to get moving in the league.

First game of the season in breezy conditions last Thursday evening saw three points secured by this side with goals from Tyler with two and Ted Mc securing the three points on offer.

Our u15 Boys kicked off our season at Suir Cresent against Park Rangers. Conditions were perfect for football and both teams were up for it from the kick off. We dominated most of the first half and our work was repayed when we took the lead thru Robbie Sutton on 28 minutes. We were unlucky not to be 2 up soon after when Robbie netted again to be ruled offside.
Second half Park Rangers got more involved but we were still creating chances to increase our lead and should’ve been out of sight when Park Rangers got an equaliser on 56 minutes. And disaster struck on 66 minutes when Park Rangers took the lead. 2 minutes later we had a second goal ruled out for a questionable offside(Where’s VAR when you need it 😉). A great effort by all of the 15 boys that took to the pitch today, we seemed a little game rusty but we deserved at minimum a draw from this game. We’ll dust ourselves down and onto to the next one we’ll go.

All support is greatly appreciated 🟢⚪️

Great day of football ahead, all Support welcome

Last Wednesday evening . Our women’s team took on Park Rangers in Suir Crescent. With an almost full
Squad available for selection . This young team took to the field determined to take all three points from their opponents. A fantastic performance was put in by all on the night in on the night , and all three points banked , Goals from Co Captain Shaunna Mullowney, Molly Long , Ella Brennan & Emily Blackmore . Our next game is Dungarvan Away on the 24th .

The boys hard work and determination all season saw them get to a cup final in tramore against Park rangers. Unfortunately it wasn’t meant to be as park rangers took a 2-0 lead heading into the 2nd half in an evenly contested 1st half. The 2nd half saw us go flat and we couldn’t seem to create many chances for ourselves. Although the cup win wasn’t meant to be this does not take away from all the boys’ efforts all season to get themselves to this point. They have all shown massive progress all season and we couldn’t be prouder of how well they have got on as a team all year on and off the pitch. The positivity out of this group is unmatched and they were all willing to fight for each other in every game this season. It has been a pleasure to be able to coach this group this season.

We travelled to Dungarvan on Thursday evening for the semi-final playoff of the league. Unfortunately, it wasn’t our day. The girls tried their hardest , but the recent amount of hard games to get us to this point caught up with us. Dungarvan took an early lead, but we struck back through a Molly Quinn tap in. Dungarvan retook the lead before halftime. In the second half, we tried to tweak our formation, but it proved unsuccessful. Dungarvan extended their lead on 63 minutes and again on 77 minutes. Our girls were exhausted at this stage, and the game went away from us. Fulltime Dungarvan 4 Mooncoin Celtic 1.
This game brings the curtain down on our season, and we, the coaches, are very proud of every girl that came on our journey this season. It started off slow, but through everyone’s efforts and determination, our season got better and better, resulting in us being involved in both Cup and league semifinals. To the girls that are moving onto u18s next season we wish you all the best. To the girls who are staying we will have girls coming up from the double winning u14 squad, so we think that the future is going to be bright.
Thanks for all your help throughout the year and we’ll hopefully go that extra mile next time.
Hopefully everyone can make the Soccer Marathon on Sunday where player of the year and most improved player awards will be given out.
JP, Amy, Chris and Buggy.

A rip roaring Cup tie with drama from start to finish. Thankfully the boys came out on top with goals from Kai 2 and Billy snatching the 3rd but carrick gave as good as they got and could well have snatched a draw but we hung on in the end. All roads lead to Tramore on Thursday evening where we face Park Rangers in the final at 7pm.

Two huge fixtures for the club tomorrow evening and support for both will be crucial for them.
Our U16 girls who have been in sparkling form head to Dungarvan for a League play off semi final, kicking off at 7pm with the winners facing Park Rangers in the final to decide who wins the league.
At 7pm in Tramore, our U12B side face Park Rangers in the Cup Final and Jake Moore’s side will be hoping to continue their good form and snatch a well deserved trophy after a long season.
Please get out and support our teams if possible.