Portfolio Category for Juvenile Boys News Items
Some teams arrive with pomp, others fly under the radar. This St Colmcilles U13 Boys are an understated, committed and hard working group who have had to fight for every inch their entire footballing life. The U13 boys travelled to Skryne this afternoon for the Roinn B final. They came in with an air of quiet confidence after defeating table…
St Colmcilles U15's made it five wins out of five in Division 1 with an entertaining 2-16 to 2-09 win over Ratoath in Piltown this evening, confirming our qualification for the semi-finals in top spot and ensuring a home tie. The win was down to a dominant first half display when Cilles controlled the game despite playing into the breeze. …
St Colmcilles U15's ensured top spot in Division 1 with a good win over St. Peter’s at a windy Seafield on Friday. The hosts ran out winners on a scoreline of 8-08 to 1-12 but will reflect on areas to improve over the coming weeks. As has become customary, Charlie Bacon opened the scoring with a couple of points before…
Friday and Saturday saw two of our U13 boys teams take to the home pitches at Seafield and Piltown respectively for games against Syddan and Skryne Roinn F Our visitors from Syddan (pronounced Sidn and not Sedann as I was informed!) were welcomed to Seafield with the remnants of storm Ellen still swirling across the pitch out to sea on…
GLAS Civil Engineering have stepped up and sponsored our Minor Boys Team, their logo appears on the new jersey you will see on the lads soon! GLAS Civil Engineering were set up in 2013 by John Bradfield and Conor Culleton and since then have completed a wide range of works nationwide including Major Roads Projects, Embankment Stabilisations, Flood Defence Works,…
A number of parents were seen shedding tears this morning in Piltown as the boys 2013 group played their first Go Games against a strong Trim team. In a very sporting atmosphere great skills, teamwork, respect and best efforts were displayed by both teams. Thank you to Trim for making the journey over for an early start. Thank you also…
11 August 2020, Piltown St Colmcilles 4-09 Donaghmore Ashbourne 3-07 The St Colmcilles U15 Division 1 side maintained their winning start to the campaign with a hard fought 5 point win over Donaghmore-Ashbourne in Piltown. The final scoreline of 4-09 to 3-07 was a fair reflection of a game where every ball was vigorously contested and every score hard won. The visitors got off to a flying start with a…
It was a very busy Saturday as the county u13 boys leagues commenced and our teams all impressed. Well done to all our teams and we wish them all the very best in Round 2 next week Our teams play in Groups B, E, G and J and thanks to all the management teams putting for their hard work and…
Cilles 2006 boys played out of their age in this years U15 Leinster league Final against the Offaly Champions St Rynaghs. On a beautiful afternoon in St Lomans 3G pitch in Mullingar this Saturday our boys stood up to a Physically stronger team and pushed them all the way in a thrilling match befitting a Leinster Final The game ended…
U13 Boys Division 1 and 2 League CampaignDue to the strength in depth in the Cilles U13 Boys we made the decision to split the group evenly with teams playing in Division 1 and Division 2 in the U13 League. In this way we felt that all boys would get to play and they would have really competitive games. This…
A valiant St Colmcilles (B) lose out narrowly in a captivating 2019 Division 4 LMFM Minor Championship Final LMFM Minor Championship Div 4 Final 28th Oct 2019 Kilmainham Ref : Peter Skelly Ballinlough 2-06 St Colmcilles (B) 1-08 St. Colmcilles’ first effort at entering a second minor team into the championship was an outstanding success, leading the boys all…
LMFM Minor Championship Division 1 –Round 5 Piltown 12th October 2019 Venue : Pairc Ui Ris Referee: Liam Reddy Full Time: Ratoath 1-14 to Colmcilles 2-12 Half Time: Ratoath 1-08 to Colmcilles 1-08 Never say Die. On a clear day they say you can see forever, however the welcome Autumn sunshine and blue sky in Piltown was of no great…