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Castle Rovers play host to Kilfrush Crusaders at Fedamore

Castle Rovers has yet to win in this competition, having lost all 2 games.
Form: L L    Home Form: L

Kilfrush Crusaders has yet to win in this competition, having lost all 2 games.
Form: L L    Away Form:

Review of Weekend 8/9 September 2018

The U15 Premier League kicked off last weekend with 4 games down for decision. Kilfrush Crusaders hosted Cullen but it was the visitors who came away with the points in a 3-0 win courtesy of goals from Caleb Hickey and a brace from Cian Ryan. Herbertstown & Holycross drew nil all in Herbertstown while Charleville and Knockainey both had 6-1 wins against Kilmallock & Castle Rovers respectively. Stephen Walsh with 2 amongst the goals for Charleville while no goalscorers available for Knockainey. The U13 Premier saw Kilfrush Crusaders open with a big win away to Holycross when the beat the hosts by 6 goals to 1. Josh Sheey, Jake McNamara, Mikey O Keefe, Darren Frewen & 2 goals from James O Sullivan the goalscorers for Kilfrush. Charleville travelled. to newly promoted Cappamore and after a good opening by Cappamore it was Charleville who settled down better after that and they came away with a 5-0 victory. DJ Collins, Cody Kok, Robert Carroll, Tony Fernandes and Stephen Minihane with the goals. Cullen had another good start to their season winning by 5 goasl to 2 at home to Herbertstown. Alex Fox carrying on his good work from last year with 2 goals. Evan Carrie, Stephen Carey & Paddy Downey with the others. Sean Partridge & Aaron Kearney with the replies for Herbertstown. U13 Division 1 saw 2 close games with Croom & Galbally sharing 6 goals while Knockainey & Castle Utd drew 2-2. Rory Reale & Kevin Lynch for Knockainey & Patrick Mooney & Sean O Dwyer for Castle utd. Last Sunday also saw the restart of the Girls section and in the U14 Premier Regional proves too strong for Holycross. In the U14 Div 1A Murroe got the better of Aisling Annacotty by 4 goals to 2. U14 Div 1B Regional B were 1-0 winners away to Mungret while Castle Utd & Limerick Belles share 4 goals for a 2-2 draw. Aine O Leary with both goals for Castle. U12 Div 1B and Herbertstown proved too strong for Aisling Annacotyy B by 5 goals to nil. While last but not least Regional C were 3-09 winners away to Charleville B.

Cappamore Celtic lose to Charleville AFC.
Cappamore Celtic were comprehensively beaten at home by Charleville AFC at Community Field at 12:30 pm

Both teams have already played a single game.

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Charleville AFC play host to Holycross at Tim Fitzgerald Park

Charleville AFC has yet to be beaten in this competition, having won every game.
Form: W W    Home Form: W

Holycross has yet to win in this competition.
Form: L D    Away Form: D

Review of first weekend back September 1st

Limerick County Schoolboys section kicked off their extended season last weekend with games in the even ages. These are basically the same age groups that they played previously. Next weekend it will be the turn of the odd age groups and the return also of the girls section. The following will also see the first round of the National Cups.

First up in the U14 Premier were Kilfrush Crusaders and Murroe with the home side coming out on top 3-2. Goalscrorers for Kilfrush were Conor Martin with 2 and James O Sullivan while Killian Quaid better known for his goalkeeping prowess getting both goals for Murroe. Last seasons runners up Charleville were 2-0 home winners over new boys Cullen. Shane O Riordan with both goals. The game of the day was undoubtedly in Martinstown in U14 Division 1 where Castle Utd & Herbertstown shared 10 goals in a heartstopping 5-5 draw where the lead changed 3 times. Killian Aherne being the undoubted Man of the match. He scored twice and set up another 2 for Castle Utd. Patrick Mooney, James Philpott & Jack Carroll with the other goals. Herbertstown also played their part in a great game having being behin twice before taking lead late only to concede very late fo a share of the spoils. No goalscorers at hand for Herbertstown. Elsewhere in this division, Knockainey had a 1-0 win over Pallas Utd with Diarmuid Enright bagging the winning goal. U12 Premier Holycross hosted Kilmallock and prevailed on a 3-0 scoreline. Barry Callinan with 2 and Cillian Murphy. Murroe A were 3-0 winners over promoted side Pallas Utd. Cathal Sheridan, Matty Walsh and Darren Collopy on Target for Murroe. Last but not least in U12 Division 1 there were wins for Murroe B & Charleville B. Murroe getting the win over Castle Utd by 6 goals to 1. Cathal Foley being ace marksman on the day with 4 goals for Murroe B. Charleville B were 5-1 winners at home to Knockainey. Billy Kiely, Sean Byrne, Calvin Hickey, Rhys Browne & Jack Noonan for Charleville.

Review of Weekend 8/9 September 2018

The U15 Premier League kicked off last weekend with 4 games down for decision. Kilfrush Crusaders hosted Cullen but it was the visitors who came away with the points in a 3-0 win courtesy of goals from Caleb Hickey and a brace from Cian Ryan. Herbertstown & Holycross drew nil all in Herbertstown while Charleville and Knockainey both had 6-1 wins against Kilmallock & Castle Rovers respectively. Stephen Walsh with 2 amongst the goals for Charleville while no goalscorers available for Knockainey. The U13 Premier saw Kilfrush Crusaders open with a big win away to Holycross when the beat the hosts by 6 goals to 1. Josh Sheey, Jake McNamara, Mikey O Keefe, Darren Frewen & 2 goals from James O Sullivan the goalscorers for Kilfrush. Charleville travelled. to newly promoted Cappamore and after a good opening by Cappamore it was Charleville who settled down better after that and they came away with a 5-0 victory. DJ Collins, Cody Kok, Robert Carroll, Tony Fernandes and Stephen Minihane with the goals. Cullen had another good start to their season winning by 5 goasl to 2 at home to Herbertstown. Alex Fox carrying on his good work from last year with 2 goals. Evan Carrie, Stephen Carey & Paddy Downey with the others. Sean Partridge & Aaron Kearney with the replies for Herbertstown. U13 Division 1 saw 2 close games with Croom & Galbally sharing 6 goals while Knockainey & Castle Utd drew 2-2. Rory Reale & Kevin Lynch for Knockainey & Patrick Mooney & Sean O Dwyer for Castle utd. Last Sunday also saw the restart of the Girls section and in the U14 Premier Regional proves too strong for Holycross. In the U14 Div 1A Murroe got the better of Aisling Annacotty by 4 goals to 2. U14 Div 1B Regional B were 1-0 winners away to Mungret while Castle Utd & Limerick Belles share 4 goals for a 2-2 draw. Aine O Leary with both goals for Castle. U12 Div 1B and Herbertstown proved too strong for Aisling Annacotyy B by 5 goals to nil. While last but not least Regional C were 3-09 winners away to Charleville B.

Brace of goals each for Eimear Griffin and Annalise Hogan as Holycross A beat Regional United.
Holycross A comprehensively won 6-1 against their visitors, Regional United at Holycross at 5:30 pm

Both teams have already played a single game.

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Cappamore Celtic play host to Kilmallock United at Community Field at 2:30 pm

Cappamore Celtic has yet to be beaten in this competition, having won every game.
Form: W    Home Form:

Kilmallock United's last result was a confident 6-3 win at home against Castle Rovers.
Form: W L    Away Form: L

Skechers National Cup Fixtures

The following are the Limerick County dates & times for SFAI National Cup fixtures for 15th & 22nd September.

September 15th

U12

Round 2

Charleville v Murroe 12.30pm

Regional v Holycross 12.30pm Dooradoyle AWP

U14

Round 1

Lisnagry v Murroe (11am)

Round 2

Holycross v Iveragh (Kerry) 2pm

Kilfrush Crusaders v Newport (12oc)

Aisling Annacotty B v Charleville (4pm Annacotty AWP)

Cappamore v Nenagh (12oc)

U16

Round 1

Cappamore v Charleville 2pm

Killavilla v Holycross (2pm)

Cullen v Camp Juniors(2pm)

September 22nd

U13

Round 1

Abbeyfeale v Charleville(12oc)

Summerville v Murroe(11am)

Galbally v Caherdavin (12oc)

U15

Round 1

Charleville v Shannon 2pm

Galbally v Newmarket Celtic 2pm

Murroe v Ballyhar 2pm

Holycross v Killorglin 2pm

Moneygall B v Kilfrush Crusaders 2pm

Amy Tierney shows class with 4 goal display as Aisling Annacotty despatch Murroe.
Aisling Annacotty comprehensively won 6-1 against their visitors, Murroe at Annacotty at 4 pm

Both teams have already played a single game.

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Herbertstown play host to Cappamore Celtic at Anthony Baggott Park at 2:30 pm

Both teams have already played a single game.

LCDUL are looking for expressions of interest for coaches for our U11 and U12 ETP squads

If you are interested can you please request an application from from the league secretary lcdulsecretary@gmail.com

Closing date for applications is 10.09.2018

Ben Ross scores brace as Holycross B draw with Murroe B.
Holycross B were held to a 2-2 draw by League leaders Murroe B at Holycross at 6:15 pm

Holycross B has yet to be beaten in this competition, having won 1 out of its last 2 games.
Form: W D

Murroe B has yet to be beaten in this competition, having won 2 out of its last 3 games.
Form: D W W

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Kilfrush Crusaders play host to Cullen at Elton Sportsfield at 4 pm

Both teams have already played a single game.

Limerick County Team draws in Boys Skechers National Cup

Draws for Limerick County Teams involved in Boys Skechers National Cup.

U12 Skechers Cup

Round 2

Charleville v Murroe

Regional v Holycross

U13 Skechers Cup

Round 1

Abbeyfeale v Charleville (Winners away to Pike Rovers in Round 2)

Summerville v Murroe (Winners away to Holycross in Round 2)

Galbally v Caherdavin (Winners away to Lough Derg in Round 2)

U14 Skechers Cup

Round 1

Lisnagry v Murroe (Winners away to Shelbourne in Round 2)

Round 2

Kilfrush Crusaders v Newport

Cappamore v Nenagh

Holycross v Iveragh Utd

Aisling Annacotty B v Charleville

U15 Skechers Cup

Round 2

Holycross v Killorglin

Murroe v Ballyhar

Galbally v Newmarket Celtic

Charleville v Shannon Town

Moneygall B v Kilfrush Crusaders

U16 Skechers Cup

Round 1

Cappamore v Charleville (Winners at home to Nenagh or Mungret Reg in Round 2)

Killavilla v Holycross (Winners away to Tulla Utd or Ennis Town A in Round 2)

Review of Weekend 8/9 September 2018

The U15 Premier League kicked off last weekend with 4 games down for decision. Kilfrush Crusaders hosted Cullen but it was the visitors who came away with the points in a 3-0 win courtesy of goals from Caleb Hickey and a brace from Cian Ryan. Herbertstown & Holycross drew nil all in Herbertstown while Charleville and Knockainey both had 6-1 wins against Kilmallock & Castle Rovers respectively. Stephen Walsh with 2 amongst the goals for Charleville while no goalscorers available for Knockainey. The U13 Premier saw Kilfrush Crusaders open with a big win away to Holycross when the beat the hosts by 6 goals to 1. Josh Sheey, Jake McNamara, Mikey O Keefe, Darren Frewen & 2 goals from James O Sullivan the goalscorers for Kilfrush. Charleville travelled. to newly promoted Cappamore and after a good opening by Cappamore it was Charleville who settled down better after that and they came away with a 5-0 victory. DJ Collins, Cody Kok, Robert Carroll, Tony Fernandes and Stephen Minihane with the goals. Cullen had another good start to their season winning by 5 goasl to 2 at home to Herbertstown. Alex Fox carrying on his good work from last year with 2 goals. Evan Carrie, Stephen Carey & Paddy Downey with the others. Sean Partridge & Aaron Kearney with the replies for Herbertstown. U13 Division 1 saw 2 close games with Croom & Galbally sharing 6 goals while Knockainey & Castle Utd drew 2-2. Rory Reale & Kevin Lynch for Knockainey & Patrick Mooney & Sean O Dwyer for Castle utd. Last Sunday also saw the restart of the Girls section and in the U14 Premier Regional proves too strong for Holycross. In the U14 Div 1A Murroe got the better of Aisling Annacotty by 4 goals to 2. U14 Div 1B Regional B were 1-0 winners away to Mungret while Castle Utd & Limerick Belles share 4 goals for a 2-2 draw. Aine O Leary with both goals for Castle. U12 Div 1B and Herbertstown proved too strong for Aisling Annacotyy B by 5 goals to nil. While last but not least Regional C were 3-09 winners away to Charleville B.

Aisling Annacotty take spoils against Regional United.
Aisling Annacotty marginally won 1-0 against their visitors, Regional United at Annacotty at 5:30 pm

Both teams have already played a single game.

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Knockainey play host to Murroe at Killyballyowen at 4 pm

Knockainey has yet to be beaten in this competition, having won 0 out of its last 1 games.
Form: D    Home Form: D

This is Murroe's first game

Mid West Region Qualifying Blitz

The Mid West Region Qualifying Blitz to select teams for the Girls U.12 National Cup blitz in Dublin will take place in Rathkeale AFC on 15th September [The National Finals blitz are on 6th October in Dublin].

Each league can send two teams only to the Mid West Region blitz. It is planned to have a league qualifying blitz to select our two league entries.

If your club is interested in playing in the league qualifying blitz please contact league coordinator Pat Dunne 086-8338071; email peckerdunne13@gmail.com no later than Friday 24th August.

It is planned to hold the league blitz on 2nd September.

Tom Dunworth scores three times as Knockainey claim victory against Castle United.
5th placed Knockainey won 5-1 against their visitors, 8th placed Castle United at Killyballyowen at 12:30 pm

Knockainey
Form: W L W L

Castle United
Form: W L L L

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Cullen play host to Herbertstown at Aisling Park at 4:30 pm

Cullen has yet to be beaten in this competition, having won every game.
Form: W W    Home Form:

Herbertstown has yet to be beaten in this competition, having won 0 out of its last 1 games.
Form: D    Away Form:

Charleville AFC holding a Safeguard 1 Course

Charleville AFC are holding a Safeguard 1 Course on Monday 27tht August at Charleville Park Hotel. It is available to book on the FAI Website.

Alex Fox scores brace as Cullen take spoils against Herbertstown.
Cullen won 5-2 against their visitors, Herbertstown at Aisling Park at 12:30 pm

Both teams have already played a single game.