Today we came with home advantage to play St Pats Stamullen. The local rivalry present, everyone knew it was going to be a very tight match. In the heat of the sun… St Pats scored 2 goals and 2 points, with St Colmcilles scoring 5 points… So we were on catch up… And while we dipped ahead at times St Pats came back at us… Unfortunately it was not to go our way… With the referee score 3-13 to 3-10, the win to St Pats today. Our girls gave it their all.
The U14 Girls were in Piltown on Saturday evening for their second Div 8 league match. The Cilles side were hoping to build on an impressive 1st round win but were undone by a clinical Walterstown side. The Cilles girls played some super football and will look to bounce back in their final league match at home to Donamore/Asbourne.
St Colmcilles 4.08 Seneschalstown 2.17 The eagerly awaited final round minor league clash of St Colmcilles and Seneschalstown took place in Piltown on Tuesday 20th March. St Colmcilles were already qualified for the semi finals but Seneschalstown (with the addition of Rathkenny players) required at least a draw to progress to the knockout stages. Unfortunately as the teams were warming…
The old adage that goals wins games rings true following this must win game for both sides. A David Bell goal with minutes to go was the critical score in this titanic tussle were both sides new defeat could see then facing a relegation play-off game, whereas with a win there was still a potential semi-final spot on the cards.…
Our G4m's played their first match of the year against Navan O'Mahonys on Wednesday night in Piltown. There was A great turn out of players and supporters. Aside from a couple of rules being bent (by ref Ann Byrne) our players did super. Ciara Ni Duill scored a goal in her first game, with seasoned player Lynn Walsh scoring a…