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Killeshin's title chances in the balance
KILLESHIN'S CHANCES of some honours are hanging by a thread following their defeat by New Oak at home. The boys started the better and fifteen minutes into the first half Gary Walsh forced a super save from the Killeshin 'keeper, Michael Byrne.
Crettyard edge local derby to stay second
IN WHAT is always a keenly awaited local derby Ridge took the game to Crettyard with Liam Dunne's speedy advance on the visitor's goal being brought to an illegal halt on the edge of the area. John Sheehan expertly arrowed the free goal wards with John Graham glued to his line and grateful for the ball to clip the top of the bar on five minutes.
New Oak second string win against Balto boys
FASHIONED AS hard style masters, the New Oak second string knew this would be the sternest of tests against a well-organised Baltinglass outfit whose keeper Paddy Cronin was in sparkling form throughout. New Oak's efforts at peeling the Baltinglass defensive sector open saw Tom Collins set up Colin Nolan shot which was deflected into space by the Baltinglass keeper who made another save when Stephen Hennessy followed up on eleven minutes.
Nurney hit six to stay top
WITH TEN goals and five red cards, this game would seem to have everything, while in truth it was a pretty disappointing affair, both sides doing their best to lose. Villa took a four minute lead when John Miley took advantage of a goalkeeping error to net. Fiacc's recovered well and were back on level terms on eleven minutes. Nicky Brannigan put over a cross which Jamie Parr volleyed home. Nurney regained the lead on 28 minutes, Richard Kearney released Sean Kinsella in space and Kinsella lobbed the Saints keeper from the edge of the area.
Wolfhill gain valuable point in relegation battle
IN AN uninspiring, dull game, Wolfhill gained a valuable point against table toppers New Oak to keep them out of the relegation zone.
Shamrocks brought down to earth by Tullow keeper
IN THEIR first defeat in eleven games, their second of the season, Shamrocks were brought back down to earth by Tullow Town on Sunday afternoon.
Rovers victorious after end-to-end encounter
ST. JOSEPH'S 1 DERRY ROVERS 3: ATTACKING RIGHT from the start St. Josephs alarmed a strangely hesitant Derry defence which failed to attend to Colin Doran who got on the end of a Glen Doyle pass to beat the advancing keeper on five minutes.
Fiacc's take huge step towards title honours
FIACC'S TOOK a huge step towards League honours with victory over Rovers in Graiguecullen. The Saints lead 3-1 at half time, their goals coming from Conor Byrne, Dale Byrne and Lee Timmins to single reply from Derry Rovers, Paul Nolan the scorer.
Baltinglass take points off Hacketstown in local derby
Baltinglass Town Boys 4 Hacketstown United 0: THIS EAGERLY awaited local derby encounter saw Baltinglass press the visitors defence into a number of early errors with a great Derek Nolan run earning a penalty.
Slaney make long journey worthwhile
Ballymurphy Celtic 1 Slaney Rovers 2: ROVERS MADE the long journey to Ballymurphy worthwhile as they returned to Rathvilly with all three points. Rovers opened well and following six minutes of play they were rewarded a penalty, but Dominic Byrnes spot kick was saved by the Celtic goalkeeper, Willie Hickey.
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- Wolfhill back on top
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- Ridge score late winner while Crettyard win comfortably
- Narrow win for Shamrocks while Derry drop points
- Big win for much-improved New Oak
- Brightening up your life with a bit of sport
- Crettyard's cup run comes to an end in Kilmallock
- Anne's too good for Burrin Celtic
- Jones nets late equaliser for Harps
- Nurney hold their nerve to advance on penalties
- Byrne in sparkling form as Slaney Rovers defeat Castle to reach semis
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- New Oak on top form
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- Wolfhill Athletic edge out Stretford in a seven-goal thriller
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- Deadlock between old rivals Wolfhill and New Oak Boys
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