KELLY'S EYE IN AS BLACKS TURN ST JOSEPHS BLUE!
CDJL
Match Reports
Under 16 League 2022/23
St Joseph's AFC Black 5, St Joseph's AFC Blue 3
Saturday 26 November 2022 McArdle Cross Tinryland (St Josephs)
The two Joeys teams u16s went head to head at home on Joeys pitch at Tinryland. Black vs Blue team played each other in bad conditions, which was a first for the club to have two teams play against one another.
Both teams wanted the win. It was the Black team who opened scoring on the 13th min when a ball was passed in by Ray to our striker Lorcan Kelly where he popped it into the back of the Blue net.
Then on 25th minute Black team came back to put them 2-0 up when Lorcan Kelly passed the ball to Ruairi Nolan and he scored his first goal. Then five minutes later on 30th min Luke Campion got his 1st goal putting Black 3-0 up. Two minutes later Lorcan Kelly scored his second goal and then proceeded to get his hat trick scoring his third goal five minutess later bringing the Black team to led 5-0 at half time.
The two teams came back out in the 2nd half and both teams went head to head again, but it was the Blue team who got their 1st goal through Walter Webb from a free kick. He slotted right into the right corner of the Black net. Charlie Keogh on 69th min scored to bring it to 5-2 scoring his 1st goal for the Blue team. Then 10minutes later Walter got his second goal bringing the scoreline to 5-3 at full time.
Well dome to both teams.
Scorers : Black : Lorcan Kelly, Luke Campion & Ruairi Nolan.
Blues : Walter Webb & Charlie Keogh.
Best for Black: Seamus Bible, Tommy Cooney & Ruairi Nolan.
Best for the blues: Leo Bramrock, Se Stafford & Kevin McGinn.
Under 16 League 2022/23
St Patrick's Boys AFC Green 2, Bagenalstown AFC 3
Saturday 26 November 2022 The Meadows Graiguecullen (St Pats Boys)
Good performance in the first half from Bagenalstown, not so much from St.Pats. Bagenalstown had plenty of chances in the half just kept missing the goals. It ended 0-0 in the first half.
Second half started and soon after Bagenalstown managed to get a goal. After the 1st goal, both sides were much better and the intensity of the game increased drastically. St.Pats managed to score 2 goals but were matched by Bagenalstown who also scored two. As the ref blew the whistle for full time the match ended 3-2 to Bagenalstown.
Under 14 League Division One 2022/2
Match of the Week 26/11/22
Referee Artur Bienko.
Hanover Harps AFC 4 - 0 Baltinglass Town AFC
In overcast conditions Hanover Harps entertained Baltinglass with a strong wind blowing straight across the pitch and a distinct threat of rain.
Hanover were the first to show when a long ball out of defence found Sean O’Brien and he crossed but it hit the side netting.
Report by Bob Howson.
A good run and cross by Axel O’Rock went across the six-yard box, but there was no Hanover player on hand to finish, so the chance went abegging.
Shortly after another good run by Axel O’Rock and he crossed into Timmy Adeleye but his shot went well over the bar.
Hanover’s Brian Louw made a great run and cross, which was mishandled by Baltinglass’s keeper – Jack Peter Nolan and eventually the ball was cleared.
There was then a period of scrappy play from both sides which was down to the conditions, which had actually worsened.
Then Hanover got back on song and a terrific run by Timmy Adeleye beating three defenders but he then shot straight at Jack Peter Nolan who saved easily.
Axel O’Rock made a good run and cross which rebounded off a Baltinglass defender and was latched on to by Timmy Adeleye and he finished into the corner of the net to break the deadlock on twenty minutes for 1-0 to Hanover.
Baltinglass had a period of pressure and they won a corner, but the wind took hold of the ball and it went over all the players and went out for a throw in on the far side.
Baltinglass’s Wilton O’Leary worked himself into a good position and shot and Hanover’s Peter Breen Parle pulled off a fine save to deny him.
Axel O’Rock made another great run where he beat two defenders and he crossed in and found Brian Louw and he put a bullet header into the net from six yards out to double the score to 2 – 0 on twenty five minutes.
Just three minutes later Timmy Adeleye capitalised on a loose ball in the six-yard area and after a scramble he tapped home from close range to make the score 3-0 and score his own personal brace.
Brian Louw was having an outstanding game and seemed to be at the heart of everything that was good about Hanover and from 20 yards he shot just wide.
Hanover were dominating play but Baltinglass were working hard and showing their defensive skills and when they had the opportunity they were displaying their attacking skills.
Half-time came with Hanover having a commanding 3 – 0 lead.
Captain Hanover Harps - Sean O'Brien, Ref - Artur Bienko and Captain Baltinglass Town: Sean Byrne
Hanover had the benefit of the slope and the wind in their favour, however, a good run and cross by Baltinglass’s Josh Furlong showed that they hadn’t given up hope of getting back into this game.
A fierce shot by Brain Louw from twenty yards was pushed out for a corner by Jack Peter Nolan and from this it went out for another corner, but nothing came of them.
Hanover’s Sean O’Brien hit a post with a shot from distance with Baltinglass’s Jack Peter Nolan completely beaten.
Baltinglass’s Josh Barry Doyle took a free kick near halfway. however, Hanover’s Keeper - Peter Breen Parle made a fine save under severe pressure.
Hanover won a corner taken by Brian Louw and Alex Mazur rose like an eagle and headed home from close range to make the score 4 – 0.
Baltinglass were still trying hard, however, they couldn’t make any inroads into Hanover’s defence and the game ended with Hanover still in control.
Standing out for Baltinglass were Josh Furlong, Marcus Whittle, Josh Barry Doyle and Daniel Viskers, whilst best for Hanover were Brian Louw, Axel O’Rock, Timmy Adeleye and Sean O’Brien.
Player of the Match was Hanover Harp’s Brian Louw
MAN OF THE MATCH: BRIAN LOUW
Under 14 League Division One 2022/2
New Oak Boys AFC 3, Bagenalstown AFC 0
Saturday 26 November 2022 Burrin Rd Carlow (New Oak Boys)
A very competitive game in tough conditions down the Burren Road this afternoon between New Oak and Bagnalstown.
The away side had the better of the early exchanges dominating possession with Jack Monaghan pulling the strings in midfield. Bagnalstown kept the pressure, which resulted in a number of corners expertly whipped in by Alex Doyle but New Oak's Cian Hyland and Daniel Nolan put their bodies on the line to stop the attacks.
New Oak goalkeeper Cathal Kennedy kept his side in it with a number of great clearances. New Oak grew into the game with Kalem Geoghegan and Darragh Casey winning some crucial tackles.
Kiegan Lawlor had the best chance of the first half when he skipped by a couple of defenders before crashing the ball off the cross bar. Dathi Roche was dominant in the air for Bagnalstown and Ben Kelly went close with a couple of efforts but it ended 0-0 at half time.
The New Oak management made changes at half time and this paid dividends instantly when Kiegan Lawlor broke down the wing and crossed for the substitute Keelan Brennan to score with his first touch, when he tapped in at the back post, 1-0 New Oak.
This gave New Oak confidence and Cormac Murphy started to have more influence on the game, it was Murphy’s through ball to Kiegan Lawlor who cut in from the left wing to bend the ball past the Bagnalstown keeper into the corner of the net, brilliant finish 2-0 New Oak.
New Oak were solid from then on with Mia Farrell working hard to deny any space for the Bagnalstown midfield. The third and final goal came by way of a speculative effort from New Oak full back Jamie Doody, when Doody latched onto the ball from 40 yards out and hit it, the cross come shot deceived the Bagnalstown keeper and flew into the net. 3-0 New Oak.
Bagnalstown tried to play their way back into the game through Jake Slatarecki and Ben Kelly but the New Oak defender Cormac Lowry was solid in his position. The home team kept up the work rate to close out the game. Some really good football played by both teams in tough conditions.
Best for New Oak Cian Hyland, Cormac Lowry, Darragh Casey and Kiegan Lawlor.
Best for Bagnalstown Dathai Roche, Jack Monaghan, Alex Doyle and Ben Kelly
Under 14 League Division Two 2022/23
Killeshin AFC 6, Vale Wanderers AFC 0
Saturday 26 November 2022 Scats Quakers Park, Killeshin
Killeshin opened up the scoring with an exquisite shot from James McGrath that went into the top right corner in the 8th minute. James scored a wonderful header that was crossed in by Ciara Milton shortly after the 15th minute.
Vale created a few opportunities but were unfortunate to not finish any chances but they battled on and in the 30th minute the Killeshin goalkeeper Dylan Scully had to make a great save that was going into the bottom right corner. Cein McNamara scored just on the verge of half time with an accurate header.
Throughout the second half both sides created a variety of opportunities, With Killeshin's Mikey Regan scoring a lovely shot in the 55th minute and Killeshin's James McGrath scored two more great goals on the 40th and 65th minute with two great precise finishes. Vale created a few opportunities towards the end but the game resulted in a 6-0 win to Killeshin.
Best for Killeshin : James McGrath, Ciara Milton and Troy Farrell.
The best for Vale Wanderers were Ódhran Noctor, James Aughney and Diarmuid Redmond.
Under 14 League Division Two 2022/23
Hanover Harps AFC 0, St Anne's AFC 1
Saturday 26 November 2022 The Plots (Hanover Harps)
Hard day at the office for Hanover Harps who met St Anne's on a wet and windy morning in The Plots. It was a very tight affair with both teams battling hard to take control.
A very evenly matched game with chances few and far between. St Anne's put the ball in the back of the net after 26 minutes but it was disallowed for a foul on the Hanover keeper. Half time score 0-0.
In the second half Hanover came out strong but found it very hard to get through the solid St Anne's backline. With both teams still battling hard, a goal finally came in the 66th minute for St Anne's Ryan Morgan from a quick free kick which caught Hanover’s defence off guard. Final score 1-0 to St Anne's.
Best for Hanover were Harry O Donoghue, Nacho Montesinos and Eoghan Brady.
Best for St Anne's were Mark Hickey, Roan Brennan and Michael Hanrahan.
Under 14 League Division Two 2022/23
St Joseph's AFC 1, Nurney Villa AFC 3
Saturday 26 November 2022 McArdle Cross Tinryland (St Josephs)
St Joseph's welcomed Nurney to McArdle's cross today for this local derby, St Joseph's started the better and had the run of the chances, Daniel Byrne, and Donnacha Moran were full of running and were putting the Nurney defence under pressure.
Cillian Mc Ateer and Dán Kehoe were very tricky pushing forward from midfield, however Nurney goalkeeper Noah Doyle was on top form and kept them at bay - half time 0-0.
Second half saw Nurney improve and become more of a threat going forward, ten minutes in they were rewarded when Conor Salmon slotted home.
St Joseph's fought hard for the equilizer and Nurney caught them on the counter attack to make it 2-0 with Adam Janus finishing past the advancing keeper. Max Duignan pulled one back to set up a fantastic last ten minutes. Joeys had a second ruled out for offside and Nurney finished off the game when a Joeys defender turned the ball into his own goal from a corner - Final Score 1-3 to Nurney Villa.
Best for St Joseph's, Alex Mc Grath, Evan Farrell and Conall Doyle.
Best for Nurney, Noah Doyle(GK), Conal Dermody and Cian Merchant.
Under 12 League Division One 2022/23
St Patrick's Boys AFC 6 Parkville United AFC 1
Saturday 26 November 2022 The Meadows Graiguecullen (St Pats Boys)
Parkville travelled to St Pats on this windy Saturday afternoon. The game was only on for 90 seconds when Marcin Pawlak set up Jamie Deane to head home to make it 1-0.
Five minutes later Marcin Pawlak made it 2-0 with a fine goal. Jamie Deane then headed his second goal of the game to make it 3-0. Soon after Micky Hand made it 4-0 when he headed in a corner off a defender. Thomas Lawler then scored a great free kick to make it 5-0. Soon after Marcin Pawlak got his second to make it 6-0 at the break.
Parkville scored with the final kick of the game when Tadgh Nolan scored a fine goal.
Best for St Pats were Liam Moran, Ryan Doody, Darragh McEvoy & Thomas Lawler.
Best for Parkville were Tadgh Nolan, Phoenix Mullins & Maria Healy.
Under 12 League Division One 2022/23
Ballymurphy Celtic 2, New Oak Boys AFC 1
Saturday 26 November 2022 Ballymurphy
The two teams served up an outstanding game, Bally played against a very strong wind in the 1st half and an unbelievable defensive display from the goalkeeper and three backs after some heavy pressure from New Oak who had help due to the heavy wind. But due to Ballymurphy’s strong character they took the lead 25 mins thanks to a great Noah Fitzpatrick goal, 1-0 at the break.
Bally showed no slowing down as the whistle blew for the start of 2nd half and even though the wind had died down, a good New Oak side had no answer to the pressure put on by Bally. It was attack after attack but then against the run of play New Oak equalised
It was a nail in the heart to take but the penny dropped with the Bally lads, who really went into 5th gear in the final 10mins, it was two and fro and Callum Kelly brought off 3 great saves in succession, a display that his goalkeeping coach Shay Ivers will be proud of.
It came down to the resilient Bally tearing down the wing with Rory Murphy and Finn Scully tearing the New Oak defence to shreds and a pass in to the brilliant Noah Fitz to put past the New Oak keeper to win the game for Bally in the last few mins. A richly deserved win.
The nine starting players and two subs were magnificent and it’s a game I think that would be impossible to single out any one Bally player but a huge mention has to go to Joe Walsh at centre back who stood strong along with John Joyce and Ardagh O Shea.
It was a great team performance from a gallant New Oak side.
Under 12 League Division Two 2022/23
St Fiacc's AFC 3, Killeshin AFC 1
Saturday 26 November 2022 St Patricks College via George bernard shaw
In very difficult wet and windy conditions it was a very competitive first 15 minutes with both teams having some really good chances. St Fiaccs opened the scoring with great build up play between Callum Farrell and Tommy Keating putting a ball through for Dylan Doyle to slot home on 17 min. Two minutes later Filipe got the second for St Fiaccs on the 19th minute. Just before half time Tommy Keating linked up with Dylan Doyle again for Dylan's second of the game with an impressive finish. Half time 3-0.
Second half was a much more competitive half with Killeshin starting off the stronger of the two sides and in the 47th minute they pulled one back to make it 3-1. St Fiaccs battled hard and with Jack Scully making some great saves they seen the game through till the end. A very competitive game considering the conditions that both teams were up against. Finl score 3-1 to St Fiaccs.
Best for St Fiaccs: Tommy Keating , Jack Scully and Dylan Doyle.
A good all round team performance from Killeshin
Under 12 League Division Two 2022/23
Burrin Celtic AFC 0, Slaney Rovers AFC 5
Saturday 26 November 2022 The Valley Ballon (Burrin Celtic)
Burrin Celtic were hosting Slaney Rovers in The Valley this week. Slaney started very strong and with a really strong wind took the initiative scoring three early goals. While Slaney remained on top for the majority of the game Burrin Celtic would not lie down and put in a sterling second half performance, despite it being a comfortable victory for Celtic, they could hold their heads high at the end and never at any stage gave up.
Best for Burrin; Callum Maloney, Jesse O'Neill, Padraig Holden
Under 12 League Division Three 2022/23
St Patrick's Boys AFC 3, Hanover Harps AFC 4
Saturday 26 November 2022 Superbowl Leighlinbridge (Vale Wanderers)
St Pats got off to a quick start with Abdrahman Mbamba scoring the opening goal within the first 5 minutes. Hanover settled into the game after that and made it 1-1 just before half time.
The second half was evenly balanced with both teams exchanging goals to make it 3-3. Hanover then made it 4-3 with 10 minutes to go and held out for the 3-4 win.
Joseph Bello and Abdallah Mbamba got the second half goals for St Pats.
Best for St Pats was Adam Keegan and Joseph Bello.
Under 12 League Division Three 2022/23
Ballymurphy Celtic 2, Vale Wanderers AFC 2
Saturday 26 November 2022 Ballymurphy
A miserable afternoon in Ballymurphy saw Celtic drop their first points of the season.
Ballymurphy had a slow tired start, was the toy show the night before to blame? The wind? The horizontal rain? Or was it the strong Vale side who started from the first whistle?
Vale were very dominant for the first 10 minutes. Winning every 50/50 ball. On 12 minutes Ethan Chambers found himself in space. He smashed a shot from just outside the box, the ball slipped through the goalkeeper’s wet gloves.1-0 Vale. Finally Ballymurphy got going and seen their best spell of the game. On 18 minutes Danny Jordan picked up the ball in the center of the park, some clever footwork and a lovely through ball sent Sam Traynor away. Sam left two defenders in his wake before curling a lovely little shot to make it 1-1. Four minutes later Ruairi O'Brien put Bally ahead when he went on a solo run down the right wing and his goal bound shot took a slight deflection and went past the Vale keeper. Bobby Ivers in goal ensured Bally finished the half ahead when he bravely saved at the feet of an onrushing striker. It finished 2 - 1 to Ballymurphy at halftime.
In the second half Vale, playing with the wind, really turned up the pressure and Ballymurphy seldom troubled the Vale goal. The trio of Frankie Doyle, Ethan Chambers and Conor Ryan in Vales midfield linked up really well. Vale created chance after chance but the Bally boys stood their ground. With two in the first half and two in the second half has seen Zenon Jordan master the art of the last-ditch tackle. Cillian Foley cleared ball after ball, never putting a foot wrong all game. Eventually Vale, with a bit of luck, scored the equaliser on 45 minutes. Ruairi Farrell pounced on a loose ball and found himself 1-on-1 with Bobby Ivers. Bobby got a foot to the low shot but the ball trickled over the line. 2-2 the final result.
Best for Ballymurphy: Zenon Jordan, Bobby Ivers, Cillian Foley.
Best for Vale: Frankie Doyle, Ethan Chambers, Conor Ryan.
Under 16 Girls League 2022/23
Burrin Celtic AFC 0, St Patrick's Boys AFC 3
Saturday 26 November 2022 The Valley Ballon (Burrin Celtic)
Burrin Celtic welcomed St Patricks to The Valley on Saturday in this under 16 girls league game.
With a very strong wind blowing right down the pitch it was Burrin who won the toss and decided to play with the wind and it really was a huge factor in the game with St Patrick’s finding it very difficult to get out of their own half in the early stages
. Burrin’s midfield of Leah Mannion, Molly Maher and Sami Salter were winning most of the balls in the center. St Patrick’s were first to score with great movement down Burrin’s right wing and a great delivery from Molly Cowman for St Patrick’s found Summer Doorley on the back post to put them 1-0 in the lead.
Burrin almost hit back straight away but Shannon Greene's shot just crept wide. St Patrick’s made it 2-0 just before half time with a brilliant free kick from Emily Kelly.
The second half saw St Patricks enjoying the wind at their backs and it was Burrins turn to fight against the strong wind, Sarah Duffy and Eimear Nolan were putting in a massive effort in the Burrin defence to keep St Pats out, Leah Fitzpatrick was coming more into the game for Burrin and made some huge runs at the St Patrick’s defence.
St Patricks made it 3-0 late on when a defensive header found its way in to the Burrin goal. Final result 3-0nwin for St Ptrick’s Boys.
Best for Burrin were Sarah Duffy, Leah Mannion and Leah Fitzpatrick.
Best for St Patrick’s were Summer Doorley, Kate Culleton and Grace Walker.
Under 13/14 Girls League 2022/23
New Oak Boys AFC Pink 4, Nurney Villa AFC 2
Saturday 26 November 2022 Burrin Rd Carlow (New Oak Boys)
It was the first meeting of both these teams this season in very wet conditions. Both teams started brightly and it was New Oak who broke through after 10 mins with Realtin Ryan’s finish. On 19 mins New Oak were awarded a penalty which the Nurney keeper saved majestically. Nurney battled hard to get back into it and they did when they scored twice in the space of two mins with goals from Natalia Deka & Rebecca Birmingham to leave Nurney on top 1-2 at half time.
New Oak started the second half strong and after some fantastic defending from Nurney they finally found the net after a cracking strike from Aoibhe Halligan Murphy to bring it back to 2-2. New Oak pressed high up the pitch in the last ten minutes and Aoibhe Halligan Murphy & Lucy Grogan both found the net to finish it 4-2 to New Oak Girls Pink.
Fantastic individual performances from all the New Oak girls.
While best for Nurney were Hannah Murphy, Holly Murphy & Carly Doyle.
Under 13/14 Girls League 2022/23
New Oak Boys AFC Green 4, Ballymurphy Celtic 1
Saturday 26 November 2022 Burrin Rd Carlow (New Oak Boys)
A great game in New Oak this morning as New Oak Green hosted Ballymurphy. The game was played in great spirits by these two very young teams. Both teams started brightly in some blustery conditions with New Oak taking the lead in the 10th minute through Emily Carpenter. They then doubled their lead after 20 mins with a wonderful long-range effort from Aoibhinn Keogh. Ballymurphy pushed very hard but were denied by two wonderful saves from Eryn Ray in the New Oak goal. Ballymurphy pulled one back 5 mins before half time with a great strike from Grainne Greenan. H-T 2-1.
New Oak kept their foot on the gas in the second half and added two more goals through Luana Whelan and Aoibhinn Keogh. Ballymurphy never gave up and this young team will have better days.
The match ended 4-1 to New Oak with Eryn Ray, Niamh Nolan and Kate Murphy standing out.
Best for Ballymurphy were Aoibheann o' Brien, Orla Coleman and Adison Duggan.
Girls U14 SFAI Cup 2022/23
Clonmel 1, St Fiacc's AFC 5
Saturday 26 November 2022
St Fiaccs u14 girls continued their good run in this SFAI competition with a convincing result against Clonmel. St Fiaccs took the lead against the run of play and against a very strong wind when Hannah Matthews sent a rocket of a shot into the net from a corner kick. Clonmel battled back and equalised a few minutes later. St Fiaccs battled well for the remainder of the half and went in level 1-1.
With the wind to help Fiaccs took control of the game when Katelyn Moran sent a shot from well outside the box to the back of the net. Clonmel tried to fight back but a brilliant counter attack saw Ashlee Smith increase the lead after some excellent work from Ali O Connor and Leah Cummins Nelson which saw the ball worked out from the Fiaccs backline. Hanna Kerfah added to the score line with another shot from outside the area and Ashlee Smith completed the scoring with her second of the game. Again Clonmel battled back and only for two brilliant saves from Nicole Osborne the score line could have been closer. Final score was 1-5 to St Fiaccs.
Best for St Fiaccs were Leah Cummins Nelson, Hannah Matthews and Jasmine Doyle.
CDJL Results Schedule 26/11/2022
Courtown Hibs 2 3 St Patrick's Boys AFC Red
Crettyard United AFC 5 1 Clonmel Celtic
Hanover Harps AFC 3 0 Dungarva
Cahir park 5 2 Killeshin AFC
Clerihan 5 0 Nurney Villa AFC
St Joseph's AFC Black 5 3 St Joseph's AFC Blue
St Patrick's Boys AFC Green 2 3 Bagenalstown AFC
Under 14 League Division One 2022/23
Hanover Harps AFC 4 0 Baltinglass Town AFC
New Oak Boys AFC 3 0 Bagenalstown AFC
Under 14 League Division Two 2022/23
Killeshin AFC 6 0 Vale Wanderers AFC
Hanover Harps AFC 0 1 St Anne's AFC
St Joseph's AFC 1 3 Nurney Villa AFC
St Patrick's Boys AFC 6 1 Parkville United AFC
Under 12 League Division One 2022/23
Burrin Celtic AFC 0 3 Hanover Harps AFC
St Patrick's Boys AFC 0 2 Parkville United AFC
Ballymurphy Celtic 2 1 New Oak Boys AFC
Under 12 League Division Two 2022/23
St Fiacc's AFC 3 1 Killeshin AFC
Burrin Celtic AFC 0 6 Slaney Rovers AFC
Under 12 League Division Three 2022/23
Killeshin AFC 0 2 Parkville United AFC
St Patrick's Boys AFC 3 4 Hanover Harps AFC
Ballymurphy Celtic 2 2 Vale Wanderers AFC
Burrin Celtic AFC 0 3 St Patrick's Boys AFC
Under 13/14 Girls League 2022/23
New Oak Boys AFC Pink 4 2 Nurney Villa AFC
New Oak Boys AFC Green 4 1 Ballymurphy Celtic
Clonmel 1 5 St Fiacc's AFC
Tramore 0 2 Burrin Celtic AFC
Killeshin AFC 2 5 Callan Utd
CDJL
Fixture Schedule 03/12/2022
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Saturday 3 December 2022
SFAI U15 Cup 2022/23:
Bagenalstown AFC v Lions(Kilkenny), 2pm, Referee: Paul Hunston
SFAI U15 Trophy 2022/23:
St Patrick's Boys AFC-2 v Peake Villa Boys, 1pm, Referee: Pat Moran
St Patrick's Boys AFC v St Michaels/Shamrock Rovers(wexford), 11.30am, Referee: Pat Moran
Under 15 League Division 1 2022/23:
Burrin Celtic AFC v Crettyard United AFC, 10am, Referee: Phil Neenan
St Joseph's AFC v Hanover Harps AFC, 10am, Referee: Martin Murphy
Under 15 League Division 2 2022/23:
Ballymurphy Celtic v Vale Wanderers AFC, 12.30pm, Referee: Artur Bienko
Parkville United AFC v New Oak Boys AFC, 12.30pm, Referee: David Donegan
St Anne's AFC v Slaney Rovers AFC, 1.30pm, Referee: Martin Murphy
Under 13 League Division One 2022/23:
Baltinglass Town AFC v New Oak Boys AFC, 10am, Referee: Joe Byrne
Ballymurphy Celtic v Killeshin AFC, 11am, Referee: Artur Bienko
Burrin Celtic AFC v Parkville United AFC, 11.30am, Referee: Phil Neenan
Vale Wanderers AFC v Hanover Harps AFC, 12.15pm, Referee: Paul Hunston
Under 13 League Division Two 2022/23:
Hanover Harps AFC v St Joseph's AFC, 10am, Referee: Chris Coleman
Parkville United AFC v New Oak Boys AFC, 11.15am, Referee: David Donegan
Nurney Villa AFC v Killeshin AFC, 11.15am, Referee: Keeva Collins
Slaney Rovers AFC v St Patrick's Boys AFC, 11.45am, Referee: Joe Byrne
St Anne's AFC v Vale Wanderers AFC, 2.45pm, Referee: Martin Murphy
Under 16 Girls League 2022/23:
St Fiacc's AFC v Ballymurphy Celtic, 10am, Referee: Ken Donegan
Under 12 Girls League 2022/23:
Vale Wanderers AFC v Killeshin AFC, 11am, Referee: Paul Hunston
St Fiacc's AFC v Ballymurphy Celtic, 11.45am, Referee: Ken Donegan
Under 11 Non Competitve 2022/23:
Parkville United AFC v Bagenalstown AFC, 10am, Referee: David Donegan
Nurney Villa AFC v Burrin Celtic AFC White, 10am, Referee: Keeva Collins
Killeshin AFC v St Patrick's Boys AFC, 10am, Referee: Pat Moran
Hanover Harps AFC Black v Slaney Rovers AFC Green, 11.15am, Referee: Chris Coleman
St Joseph's AFC v Dolmen Celtic, 11.30am, Referee: Martin Murphy
Hanover Harps AFC Green v New Oak Boys AFC Green, 12.30pm, Referee: Chris Coleman
Burrin Celtic AFC Green v New Oak Boys AFC White, 12.45pm, Referee: Phil Neenan
St Fiacc's AFC v Crettyard United AFC, 1pm, Referee: Ken Donegan
Under 9 Non Competitive 2022/23:
St Fiacc's AFC v Hanover Harps AFC Black,
Ballymurphy Celtic v Parkville United AFC,
Baltinglass Town AFC v Hanover Harps AFC Green,
Crettyard United AFC v Nurney Villa AFC,
Dolmen Celtic v Vale Wanderers AFC Black,
Kilree Celtic v Slaney Rovers AFC-2,
New Oak Boys AFC v Slaney Rovers AFC,
St Anne's AFC v Vale Wanderers AFC Green,
Bagenalstown AFC v Burrin Celtic AFC,
Killeshin AFC v St Joseph's AFC,
