Academy restarts Friday evening in Carrigeen astro turf from 6-8pm. First up at 6pm, the younger lads u5,u6 and u7s who are on until 7pm.
At 7pm the older lads u8 and u9s are on until 8pm. Also 7-8pm are all the girls.
We thank all that have registered to date, people can register on Friday aswell. See you all there.

As numbers registered for academy are big so far, we will be requiring coaches to help out. An hour a week is all we ask, guaranteed fun with the kids. To maintain the numbers we require the help so don’t be shy. Friday evening from 6-7 or 7-8. See ye there.

A Good tough cup game , probably not our best performance but played ok without getting anywhere near top form.
We were well on top first half but didn’t turn pressure into goals and went behind with a soft goal conceded from a corner…
We Battled back into game in second half and equalised when Dan Fewer ran on to a through ball and held off 2 defenders to rifle shot into the roof of the net..
The second arrived shortly after when Conor Stacey and Lee Tracey combined passes for Lee to finish with a near post shot…
The Game ebbed and flowed up and down the pitch for the remainder of the game .with time just up we gave away a cheap free inside our half and failed to deal with the resulting ball into the box which was nodded home by the St Paul’s striker.

Sickened would be an understatement but these lads are serious characters with great determination to deliver results and they still managed to carve a few chances in injury time.

Lee Tracey stood over a 30yrd free-kick with time up and struck a brilliant shot to the bottom corner that the st Paul’s keeper was unlucky not to stop .

Good result and onto round 2..

After a break of nearly 3 weeks this team were raring to get back on the pitch. Most notable players of the game were Stephen Brennan who put in a superb performance on the left wing and had the beating of his marker every time he received the ball and Anthony Dunphy who was switched to left back and put in a player of the match performance. We dominated the first half with most of the possession but were kept to only testing the opposition keeper from distance. 0-0 at half-time. Ballyduff got lucky in the second half as there only chance of the game seen them go 1-0 up. Last season this goal would have seen the heads drop but the lads stayed strong and kept creating chances and dominating possession. Sherwan picked up a ball inside the box and showed some serious skill sending his defender the wrong way but his shot went over the crossbar. With a few minutes to go we got a free kick on the edge of the box up steps Jake Moore, the ball was sailing into the goal only for the Ballyduff keeper to pull off a great save. Another free kick from Jake on the left side seen his shot headed off the line and Ballyduff defence scramble to get the ball away. I would also like to note that Jake was still playing in goal for both of his free kicks. The result doesn’t reflect the performance the lads put in and it will only be a matter of time before they get the first 3 points of the season.
Player of the match was Anthony Dunphy.

A great performance from the squad again today against a dogged Tramore team who were hard to break down. Scorers for ourselves were Rudi, Kieran, Rizgar & Ryan O’Grady. Man of the match goes to the ever consistent Luke Ramasawmy. Two wins from two games, solid start. Well done boys.

Tomorrow: U11 home to Piltown, kick off 10.30
A lot of kids in this group will make their debuts tomorrow in this non competitive league. John Hearne and his crew have been busy with a few weeks preparing the group with big numbers training.

U13 home to Ballyduff, kick off 12.30
Derek’s squad will look to bounce back after the defeat to Kilmac in their first outing. Again, preparation has gone well with big numbers training weekly.

U15A away to Tramore B, kick off 4.30
The lads would have been disappointed to see their game in Ferrybank cancelled yesterday but they can turn their attention to Tramore very quickly and hopefully get another three points on the board after a comfortable win against Kilmac in their first game.

Sunday: Munster youth cup: Youths away to St Paul’s, kick off 2pm
After last Sundays impressive win at home to the Glass, the boys will travel to the Moon in confident mood as they look to get a run going in this competition.

Best of luck to all teams and support is most welcome for them all.

After three stop start games, the golden oldies flew out of the traps when a deflection from a Mick Dwyer effort and a Shane Twomey tap in had them 2 up and coasting after 15 minutes but a silly goal on 20 minutes left dunmore back in it.

The second half saw plenty openings at both ends but no goals until 2 minutes from full time an equalizer was forced after some slack defending. An improved performance but unfortunately not the result to match it.

Today was a patchy performance …both teams missed plenty of chances throughout the game..we went 1 up after the keeper fumbled a cross and dropped it over the line…we went 2 up after a super cross from Dylan Harrington was dispatched by james delahunty with power and precision to rattle the net…the game got scrappy for long periods and we switched off to concede a soft goal just before half time… 2-1 at the half.

Second half was a scrappy affair where we were second best for much of it …but we scored a 3rd with 15 mins to go through great combination of passes between Lee Tracey and Conor Stacey with Lee just beating the keeper to nudge it over the line…

Fourth goal was the highlight of the game when the ball rolled to Conor Stacey on the edge of the box he flicked it up with his right foot and volleyed it into the roof of the net with his left via the cross bar.

Showed plenty character when game wasn’t going our way to dig a result out …
Well done lads