Calry and Carbury share spoils at MacSharry

In the Sligo Southern Hotel Super League Carbury FC were hoping to narrow the distance between themselves and MCR when they entertained Calry Bohs at Mac Sharry Park on Saturday night.

Hopes were even brighter when on 17 minutes Tyler Stallard opened the account for Carbury and Jason Lyons made it 2-0 on 32 minutes leaving Carbury well in control at the break.

Calry Bohs started with a more energetic mood and flung the doors wide on 50 minutes with a superb goal from Paddy Woulfe and on 66 minutes Bryan Lynch turned the game on its head with a superb equaliser.

Both sides continued to attack and indeed Bryan Lynch could have netted again but in the end it was a share of the spoils.

This was a fantastic turn around by Calry Bohs, but Carbury will view it as 2 points lost. Carbury now have the same number of games played as league leaders MCR, Carbury on 30 points are still 9 points behind the Green & Whites and by close of business tomorrow that could well be 12 points adrift.

League leaders MCR entertained Arrow Harps at Sean Fallon Park, Cranmore on Sunday morning. Unbeaten all season they were odds on favourite for this encounter and so it was with some clinical finishing and a rock-solid defence. Donagh Crowne opened the account for MCR on 25 minutes with goal number 2 on 40 minutes from the lethal boot of Bradley Fowley halftime 2-0. Arrow Harps were still well in the game and on 60 minutes were awarded a penalty that would have put a different look on the game. But as luck would have the opportunity was missed and on 70 minutes it was 3-0 with Adam Devaney on target. MCR on 90 minutes wrapped up the points when Kalium Burns completed a good day at the office for the Green and Whites final score 4-0.

Cartron United travelled to Coolaney United in what was a cracker of an encounter. Oisin Mannion on 24 minutes gave Cartron the lead which they kept intact until the 51st minutes when Ciaran Mc Murray hit the back of the Cartron net to level matters. Coolaney were now in top form giving nothing away and a draw looked written all over this but in the 96 minute Cartron United were awarded a penalty hotly disputed by the home side. Enda Mc Gowan stepped and promptly dispatched the penalty to the back of the net Coolaney Utd 1 Cartron Utd 2 result.

Real Tubber faced Strand Celtic at Mac Sharry Park on Friday, points to both sides at a premium and it was Strand who emerged winners with a brilliant hat trick from Leo Doherty and JJ Mc Gowan putting the Cherry on the top at the stroke of fulltime. Real Tubber responded once from the goal machine Raff Cretaro. This result sees dark horses Strand move into 6th place on the leader with ten games played and may well prove a major threat on the run in to those chasing silverware.

Aughanagh went 1-0 Up at Mac Sharry courtesy of James Bruen. St Johns Pulled 4 Back thanks to double strike from Conor Healy and a goal each from Malachy Spratt and Michael Doyle. Aughanagh hit back courtesy of Seamus Keane leaving It 4-2 At Half-time. Two Goals From Malachy Spratt and 1 From Conor Healy For St Johns In The Second Half Enough To Secure Their Win. Sean Bruen Replied with One goal for Aughanagh.

Manor Rangers welcomed the Boys from Ballisodare to the Bee Park Manorhamilton. Ballisodare opened fast and were a goal up on 4 minutes through Keith Cotter and on 30 minutes 2 – 0 when Stephen Fallon netted. Manor got right back into the game on the stroke of half time when Seamus Ryder was on target. Ten minutes into the second half and Rick Hunter was on the mark for Ballisodare it what proved to be the killer goal.

In the Sligo Pallets Premier League there was plenty of excitement and with league leaders Gurteen Celtic not playing there was an opportunity for the chasing pack to try and ramp up the pressure.

Ballymote Celtic were at home in Brother Walfrid Park against Dromahair. An Oisin Brennan goal game Ballymote a first half lead. Soon into the second half and it was 2 – 0 when Colm Duffy rifled home. Dromahair stormed back and 2 goals from Luke Tansey insuring a rip roaring finish. This game had everything and with two minutes remaining on the clock Ballymote Celtic were awarded a penalty up stepped leading scorer Cian Kilcoyne and from 12 yards made no mistake that leaves Ballymote Celtic in 2nd place on the leader board just 6 points behind Gurteen Celtic.

Glenview Stars continue their great run playing out a twelve-goal thriller with Ballygawley Celtic. Cathal Davey was Man of the Match for Ballygawley Celtic hitting all 4 goals. But Stars went 4 better Clive Brennan notching a hat trick Jake Drew scoring twice and a goal each from Conor Rushe with a top-drawer finish Graham Reilly  and Lucas Sosa this results sees Stars 3rd on the leader board and on this form will prove extremely difficult for any team.

Carrick Town welcomed Benbulben FC to the showgrounds Carrick on Shannon. Benbulben with a goal each from Fola Ayorinde, Oisin Gilmartin and Dion Mc Caffrey earned a very valuable with Town responding with goals from Shane Beirne, David Regan, and Kyle Flynn.

Kilglass Enniscrone Utd were at home in Michael Mc Gowan Park Enniscrone, to Strand Celtic Reserves. Oisin Arthur netted for Kilglass Enniscrone Utd after 4 minutes. 2-0 on 30 minutes when Cian Boland netted that seen the first half out. Matthew Langan on 60 minutes 3 – 0 and things looked dire for Strand until in the 68-minute Jarlath Tiernan pulled a goal back and 7 minutes later Ryan Lynch hit a screamer leaving it 3-2 and all to play for. Strand fired everything at Kilglass Enniscrone Utd, but they held firm and 5 minutes from time Brandon Fitzgerald put the game to bed with a glorious finish that lifts the seasiders away from the bottom while Benbulben are well within striking distance of the top contenders.

Disciplinary: Dillon Mc Dermott Aughanagh Celtic suspended for next 3 local league games fined €30 and cautioned as o his future conduct.

Sunday 29/01/23 Sligo Pallets Premier League Ballygawley Celtic v Glenview Stars. James Markey Ballygawley Celtic Red Card followed by foul and abusive language to the Match Official. Suspended for 3 matches from all local domestic league games fined €30 and severely cautioned as to his future conduct.

Sunday 29/01/23 Sligo Southern Hotel Super League Coolaney Utd v Cartron Utd. Mark Stenson Coolaney Utd Technical Team Red Card for abusive language to the Match Official. Suspended 1 Match from all local domestic league games fined €30 and severely cautioned as to his future conduct.

Ivor Parkes Painters & Decorators Boys U17 All games at Mac Sharry Park unless stated otherwise.

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Monday night 23rd Merville Utd ran up a cricket score against Strand Celtic B hitting 15 goals without reply. Hat tricks here for Ronan Kiely, Daniel Gilligan, Conor Murray, and Paul Mc Anteer with a goal each from Lee Mc Goldrick Aaron Scanlon and Cathal Kelly. Wrapping up affairs for a rampant Merville Utd.

Monday night 23rd Ballymote Celtic continue their surge with a hat trick from Emmanuel Oyewusi and a double from Adam Benson taking all three points away Strand Celtic A. They scored twice thanks to a goal each from Matthew Mulholland and Patrick Murphy.

Tuesday Night 24th Arrow Harps played Carrick Town in a thrilling game and putting a dent in the Towns aspirations for silverware this season with Harps winning 3 – 1 George Collins, Matthew, and Leo Scanlon all on Target for Harps. The Town replied with one goal from Przemek Zaremba

Wednesday night 26th Abbey Utd received a walk over from Coolaney Utd

Thursday night 27th St Johns FC won by the odd goal in three against Gurteen Celtic. Jack Elliot scoring once and Jayden Reynolds blasting home a glorious double. While Conor Walsh and Noah Philips were both on Target for Gurteen Celtic

Friday 27th Ballisodare Utd received a walk over form Calry Bohs.

Sligo Southern Hotel Super League Sunday 29th Jan

Real Tubber   1 - 4 Strand Celtic

Carbury FC  2 - 2 Calry Bohs

St Johns FC  7 - 3 Aughanagh Celtic

Manor Rangers 1 - 3 Ballisodare Utd

Coolaney Utd 1 - 2 Cartron Utd

MCR FC 4 - 0 Arrow Harps

Sligo Pallets Premier League

Kilglass Inishscrone 4 - 2 Strand Celtic Res

Ballygawley Celtic 4 - 8 Glenview Stars

Carrick Town 3 - 3 Benbulben FC

Ballymote Celtic 3 - 2 Dromahair FC

FAI Cup 4th Round U18 Sunday 29th Jan

Arrow Harps  3 – 4 Termonfeckin FC

FAI Cup 4tRound U17 Sunday 29th Jan

Tramore FC 2 - 1 Strand Celtic

Provisional Sligo Leitrim DSL Fixtures

W/E Sunday 05.02.23 KO 11am Unless otherwise stated

Connacht FA Junior Cup Men’s 4th Round Sunday KO 2pm

Oughterard FC v Cartron Utd  

Calry Bohs v Arrow Harps P. Kilcoyne

Manorhamilton Rangers v Colga FC A P. McLoughlin

NUIG v St Johns FC  

MCR FC v Cloonfad Utd O. McLoughlin

Salthill Devon A v Carbury FC  

Calry Bohs v Arrow Harps KO 11am Hazelwood

Connacht FA Junior Shield Men’s 2nd Round Sunday KO 2pm

Ballymote Celtic v Castlebar Celtic B S. McGarry

Connacht FA Junior Shield Men’s 2nd Round KO 4pm Sat 4th February

Benbulben FC v Loughrea Rams B S. Fallon

Benbulben FC v Loughrea Rams B at home On Saturday KO 4pm in Mac Sharry Park

Connacht Shield U18 Boys 1st Round. Sunday KO 2pm

Calry Bohs W/O Ballinasloe Town

Westport Utd B v Gurteen Celtic 

St Bernard’s FC v Abbey Utd

Calry Bohs received walkover from Ballinasloe Town

All games decided on the day, if still a draw after full time plus one period of extra time (10 minutes e/w) FIFA Rules on Penalty’s to apply. Any club/Team forfeiting a fixture will be removed from the Competition and disciplinary action will follow. All games must be played on or before Sunday 5th February 2023

Sligo Southern Hotel Super League Friday 3rd Feb KO 7.45 pm

Fri Ballisodare Utd  v Cliffoney Celtic T. Butler 8.15pm

Sligo Southern Hotel Super League Sunday 5th Feb KO 11.am

Sun Coolaney Utd  v Real Tubber R. Zoschke 11am

Sligo Pallets Premier League Sunday 5th Feb KO 11.am

Sun Kilglass Enniscrone v Chaffpool Utd M. Farrell 11am

Sun Dromahair FC v Calry Bohs B J. Griffin 11am

Sun Glenview Stars v Gurteen Celtic G. Gilmartin 11am

Sun Valley Rovers v Strand Celtic Res Eric Rainey 11am

Sun Carrick Town v Ballygawley Celtic C. Gunning 11am

All results by 1.30pm after game to 087 1087771 Home team responsible for calling in match result with all scorers. ``Home Team responsible to provide at least Four (4) Match Balls for all Home fixtures. All Cup & Shield games decided on the day if still a draw after 90 minutes plus one period of E/T (10mins E/W) FIFA Rules on penalties to decide.

Any Team using Mac Sharry Park must have proper footwear. Match Officials and Players only on the pitch No Bicycles etc on the pitch at any time. Any typographical errors or oversights pertaining to fixture(s) Leagues, Venues etc Onus on clubs always to check same well in advance with league secretary. Under no circumstances will any appeal(s) be entertained relating to above.

Rugantinos Rockwood Parade U18 Boys

 Sligo Leitrim DSL U18 Boys Monday 30th Jan – Thursday 2nd February 2023 Update

Rugantinos Rockwood Parade U18 Boys KO 7pm UOS

30.01.22 Mon Calry Bohs v St Johns FC J. Mc Morrow 7pm

31.01.22 Tues Boyle Celtic v Arrow Harps C Kilcoyne 8.15pm

01.02.23 Wed Dromore Villa v Gurteen Celtic M. Harte 8pm

02.02.23 Thur Strand Celtic FC v Benbulben FC M. Irwin 7.15pm

Strand Celtic v Benbulben FC 7.15pm Strandhill

Sligo Leitrim DSL U18 Girls Thursday 2nd Sunday 5th February 2023 

Fixtures Naturelles Hair Studio U18 Girls KO As Shown 

Thur Yeats Utd v Strand Celtic FC  8.15pm

Fri Dromahair FC  TBC Carrick Town  7pm

Sun Manor Rangers v Ballymote Celtic 11am

Dromahair FC at home to Carrick Town Astro Dromahair

Both Yeats Utd and Manor Rangers fixtures in Mac Sharry Park.