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Match Reports
21st January 2023
Sfal U14 Trophy 2022/23
Kilmacow Waterford 0, New Oak Boys FC 10,
Saturday 21 January 2023
New Oak Boys AFC made a short trip to Kilmacow of Waterford. New Oak began the game strong with the majority of possession in the home sides half. New Oak found joy on both flanks with some fantastic individual displays in the first half an hour.
The Carlow side continued to show their quality with numerous attacks and a number of confident periods of possession in the opposition half. Kyle Kinsella opened the scoring after a brilliant run from the left wing. New Oak started the game with a midfield of Darragh Casey,
Kaelum Geoghan and Cormac Murphy who combined excellently to control the game, providing protection for the back 4 and playing through the opposing midfield.
The back 4 were unchallenged in the opening half hour but delivered a fine attacking display, beginning number of a attacks. Cathal Kennedy was quick off his line when called upon and showed his composure under pressure to maintain possession and allowing the team to rebuild the attack.
New Oak overcame a difficult phase during the game where Kilmacow presented a tough battle. The Paupish stuck to their game plan and were rewarded for their efforts with a number of goal opportunities which were taken confidently.
New Oak went from strength to strength in the game with Jack Travers coming on as a substitute to deliver an impressive all-round performance, an example of the strength in their squad. A very impressive display from New Oak, who showed a fantastic brand of football for all spectating. Every player from 1-16 played an important role in today’s win, with strong performances from everyone.
Goal Scorers: Kyle Kinsela (2), Kiegan Lawlor (2), Jack Travers, Cormac Murphy, Adonai Ngenkam, Kaelum Geoghan, Leigh Slattery.
Under 16 League 2022/23
St Patrick’s Boys AFC Red 5, v Ballymurphy Celtic AFC 2,
Saturday 21 January 2023 The Meadows Graiguecullen (St Pats Boys)
Both teams started well in conditions ideal for football, little to no wind and a break from the cold and rain. St Pats however started to impose themselves onto the opposition and forced two good early saves from the Ballymurphy goalkeeper.
The opening goal duly arrived on 15 mins, good intricate play in the central area with a final ball to Bobby Jordan who made no mistake from 18 yards, giving the goalkeeper no chance, with a rifled shot low into the bottom corner. The home side pressed on and created some more opportunities but were in the main thwarted by very good goalkeeping.
However, on 21mins St Pats got their second of the game, this time Brian Ferreira Dos Santos beat two men with flair and skill and had the composure to dispatch a shot high to the keeper’s right hand side. Ballymurphy, to their credit, did not let their heads go down and pulled a goal back through Jack Joyce when put through 1-on-1 with the goalkeeper and making no mistake.
That goal brought an almost instant response from St Pats, and more good play, this time in the wide area and a ball driven across goals was finished expertly by Brian Ferreira Dos Santos for his second of the game and a half time score of 3-1 to the home side.
The second half followed in the same way as that of the first with the home side in the ascendancy once again. Plenty of opportunities where being created once again, however the Ballymurphy goalkeeper, to his credit, was in inspiring form pulling off a number of quality saves. However on 51mins, St Pats got their fourth goal of the game and what a goal it was.
Philip Nykiel finding a little space in the midfield area and rifling a shot from 25 yards that looped into the top corner. Ballymurphy though ploughed on and were rewarded with the final score of the game with a consolation strike by Dylan Doyle. A good win for the home side and a battling performance by the away side with a fair result in the end.
Best on the day for St Pats where, Brian Ferreira Dos Santos, Conor Dunne and Bobby Jordan.
Best for Ballymurphy where Ciaran O’Neill, Dylan Doyle and Jack Joyce.
Under 16 League 2022/23
Killeshin AFC 0, v Bagenalstown AFC 5,
Saturday 21 January 2023 Scats Quakers Park, Killeshin
Fairly even match for the first 10 minutes. The visitors
went ahead with 2 goals before half time scored by Luis Chicot
and Ian Craddock. Half time 0-2 to Bagenalstown
After half time Killeshin came out fighting but it just wasn't enough. Bagenalstown went on to score a further 3 goals courtesy of Ian Craddock with his second of the game and their No.10 Luis Chicot
adding two further goals to the one he scored in the first half to complete his hat-trick. Final score was an emphatic 0-5 win for Bagenalstown.
Best for Bagenlastown were goalscorers Luis Chicot and Ian Craddock.
Best for Killeshin were Pa Fitzgerald, Pauraic Moran and Adam Farrell.
Under 16 League 2022/23
Hanover Harps AFC 5, v St Patrick’s Boys AFC Green 0,
Saturday 21 January 2023 The Plots (Hanover Harps)
The final scoreline doesn't tell the full story of a good battle between Hanover and St Pat's Green in The Plots on Saturday afternoon.
The visiting keeper made an excellent save in the first minute and that set the tone for the first half as Hanover struggled to make the breakthrough while Pat's were dangerous on the break. When the home team did breach the defensive line they were denied by the woodwork on a couple of occasions. Just on half time Sean Hayden put the home team in front, getting the final touch on a Bailee Cooney corner. Half-time score 1-0 to Hanover.
The second half began in the same manner and it took until after the hour to double the lead with a surging run and finish from Aaron Cunningham Burke. Pats were always in the game and the next goal was to prove crucial. Dermot Lawlor got it for Hanover, arriving at the back post to finish a good team move. The home team pushed on in the last 15 minutes and Ross Moran scored a terrific volley before Aaron Cunningham Burke made it 5-0 from the penalty spot. A hard-fought win for Hanover with a final score of 5-0.
Best for Hanover were Dara Nolan, Darragh Redmond, Eoin Ryan and Lander Fernandez.
A good team effort for St Pat's particularly their keeper.
Under 14 League Division One 2022/23
Baltinglass Town AFC 5, v Burrin Celtic AFC 5,
Saturday 21 January 2023 Parkmore Baltinglass
Baltinglass Town welcomed Burrin Celtic this morning in Parkmore. Baltinglass got off to a great start with a great run and goal from Tadgh Reardon in the first 10 minutes. A second from Baltinglass followed 5 minutes later with a penalty from Josh Barry Doyle.
Burrin weren't long getting into the game from here with a stunning goal from Darragh Nolan from outside the box. Burrin followed again with a quick second goal from Callum Butler. Burrin stayed strong putting Baltinglass under pressure with two more quick goals from Robbie Keller and Bobby Finn.
Baltinglass weren't ready to give up and quickly got back into the game bringing the game level just before half time thanks to a double from Josh Barry Doyle giving him a hattrick on the day.
Second half was a very tight affair with great chances on both sides, but some great saves from Burrin’s Shane McCaffrey and Baltinglas’s Jackpeter Nolan. Burrin got the first score in the second half with Robbie Keller getting a second for them. Baltinglass battled back strong and Tom Cullen chipped the keeper after a lovely ball down the line from Josh Furlong. Finishing up with a 5-5 draw. A great performance from both teams.
Best for Burrin Celtic were arragh Nolan, Callum Butler and Shane McCaffrey.
Best for Baltinglass Town were Seán Byrne, Marcus Whittle, Daniel Viskers and Ben Curran.
Under 14 League Division One 2022/23
Hanover Harps AFC 2, v Bagenalstown AFC 2,
Saturday 21 January 2023 The Plots (Hanover Harps)
A late start today for the Hanover v Bagenalstown game. Both teams started strong with plenty of shots but nothing on target. Half time score 0-0.
With 15 minutes gone in the second half Hanover’s Brian Louw hit the back of the net from a beautifully taken corner by Charlie McHugh. One minute later with another perfect pass from Charlie, Timmy Adeleye scored a cracker of a goal.
Bagenalstown however were not sitting back and replied with 2 goals from Alex Doyle. That finished the scoring with a scoreline of 2-2 and the two teams sharing the points.
Best for Hanover Harps were Charlie McHugh, Timmy Adeleye & Brian Louw.
Best for Bagenalstown were David Roche, Finland Nolan & Jake Lennon.
Under 14 League Division Two 2022/23
Parkville United AFC 3, v St Joseph’s AFC 1,
Saturday 21 January 2023 Hawkins Lane Tullow (Parkville United}
Both teams played out a very exciting game on Saturday morning. It was Parkville who started the strongest of the two and broke the deadlock through a fine finish by Parkville striker Adrian Plonka. The next 10 to 15 minutes St Joseph's piled on the pressure and were relentless with their approach trying to score but Parkville defended well and caught St Joseph's on the counter late in the half through a brilliant goal by Tawana Mudawapi.
The 2nd half was mostly St Joseph's as they showed great courage and weren't going to be beaten easy on the day and eventually pulled one back by a finish inside the box by Daniel Byrne. The game went back and forth until late on when Adrian Plonka once again dribbled through on goal to claim his second goal of the day and a beautiful finish which helped Parkville claim the 3 points. Final score Parkville 3-1 St Joseph’s.
Top players for Parkville were Adrian Plonka, Phoenix Mullins and Tawana Mudawapi.
Top players from St Joseph’s were Alex McGrath, Evan Farrell and Jack McDonald.
Under 14 League Division Two 2022/23
St Anne’s AFC 3, v Hanover Harps AFC 1,
Saturday 21 January 2023 Ballylinan (St Anne’s)
St Anne's welcomed Hanover this morning in what we knew was going to be a tight match. Both teams were evenly matched. Hanover came out the better side in the first half, it took Anne's a good while to settle on the ball and once they did they started to create a few chances which brought the best out of Hanover's keeper who carried out some great saves.
Hanover went on the break and narrowly missed scoring putting it wide. St Anne's took a short kick out which backfired and Hanover’s Owen Fitzharris was quick to react and punished St Anne's. Anne's heads dropped and Hanover went on the attack again with a ball over the top which forced Anne's keeper Conor Brennan to pull off the save of the match. First half ended 1-0l to Hanover.
Anne's came out in the second half fighting and Orran Langton was winning all the battles in the midfield. Tiarnan O'Donoghue went on a run down the right wing and scored bringing Anne's back level and Anne's were back in the game. Tiarnan O'Donoghue made another run along the wing and put a great cross in Hanover’s box which was met superbly by the head of Roan Brennan.
Hanover changed things up and went 3 in defence and pushed more players up the field and they created a few chances but Anne's defence held strong and fed the ball to Roan Brennan who played a lovely through ball to Will McGrath who made no mistake in putting the ball in the back of the net and secured Anne's 3-1win.
Anne's Goal Scorers: Tiarnan O'Donoghue, Roan Brennan, Will McGrath.
Best Performances: Orran Langton, Will McGrath and Jamie Julian
Hanovers Goal Scorer: Owen Fitzharris.
Best Performances: Antonio Esposito, Senan Sheehan and Shay O'Grady
Under 12 League Division One 2022/23
St Patrick’s Boys AFC 1, v New Oak BoysAFC 1,
Saturday 21 January 2023 The Meadows Graiguecullen (St Pats Boys)
A close faught game at the start both teams playing well. New Oak got on top creating a few good chances, with great defending by Dylan Doody keeping St Pats in the game 0-0 at half time.
New Oak still creating chances St Pats improved creating more chances with both keepers pulling off some great saves. New Oak scored the first goal with a great move. St Pats started creating more chances. A superb free kick by Leigh Haughney levelled the game. Either one of these two teams could have won the game but a draw was a fair result. Final Score St Pats 1-1 New Oak.
Stand out players were Billy Redmond, Temi Adetoro, Leigh Haughney Podge Brennan.
Under 12 League Division One 2022/23
Nurney Villa AFC 2, v Ballymurphy Celtic AFC 2,
Saturday 21 January 2023 Augha Road Nurney
Nurney Villa and Ballymurphy Celtic finished 2-2 in Nurney in this Carlow league U12 division 1 game. Both teams had their spells of dominance. Nurney had a good start and brought the game to Ballymurphy for the first 20 minutes. Nurney broke through a number of times before a through ball saw Oliver Hughes calmly slot home to give the home side the lead. Ballymurphy responded with some sustained pressure on the Nurney goal. After a number of corners Ballymurphy's Noah Fitzpatrick's looping shot ended up in the Nurney goal, It was 1-1 at half time.
In the second half both sides had their moments. Ballymurphy stole a march for the early period of the second half. Some sustained pressure on the Nurney goal resulted in some goal attempts and corners.
Ballymurphy went ahead when Cian Moylan converted a penalty high into the net. Nurney were not going to let it go easily and went back on the attack. Nurney won a penalty of their own which Finn Lawler converted with a strong finish also to the roof of the net. A draw was a fair result on the day. Final Score 2-2.
Best for Nurney Villa were Finn Lawler, Oliver Hughes and Declan Kearney.
Best for Ballymurphy Celtic were Cillian Doyle,John Joyce and Joshua Salway.
Under 12 League Division Two 2022/23
Killeshin AFC 1, v Slaney Rovers AFC 4,
Saturday 21 January 2023 Scats Quakers Park, Killeshin
The weather began to turn on Killeshin as the game got underway. Brilliant football by both teams with end-to-end action for the whole game. It was evenly matched in the first half with Slaney getting two goals. Slaney had good breaks in their attack with great saves by Patrick Sheppard. Half Time 0-2 to Slaney.
Slaney began to dominate in the second half and went on to score two more goals, but Killeshin did manage to break their defence a few times and did find the net on one occasion
Final result Killeshin 1 - Slaney Rovers 4
Scorers:
Slaney Rovers - Callum McKale, Timmy Jackson.
Killeshin AFC - Evan Brennan
Under 12 League Division Two 2022/23
Crettyard United AFC 5, v St Anne’s AFC 0,
Saturday 21 January 2023 Crettyard United
Crettyard and St Anne's played out a very entertaining game in hard conditions. Crettyard started fast and Darragh Curran scored after 3 minutes to give them the lead. Eoin Dowling then added a 2nd and Finn Kelly a 3rd before Adam Rowan got his first of the game.
St Anne's didn't drop their heads and pushed really hard to score and were unlucky not to. Then Crettyard broke clear with the ball and won a free kick outside the box. Adam Rowan stepped up and scored it into the top corner with a wonderful strike. Half time came with Crettyard well in command.
The second have was played at a fast pace again by both teams and there was lots of chances at both ends. Noah Taylor was doing great work on the wing, but Crettyard ran out comfortable 5-0 winners.
Best for Crettyard were Dan Curran, Harry Eagan, and Aidan Rowan in the goals.
St Anne's had great players all around the pitch and never gave up.
Under 12 League Division Three 2022/23
Killeshin AFC 5, v St Anne’s AFC 1,
Saturday 21 January 2023 Scats Quakers Park, Killeshin
Both teams brought great energy to the game with a lot of action on the middle of the field. Killeshin got onto the scoreboard first bursting through the St Anne's defence. As the game progressed Killeshin were the more dominant team, but Jack Karl from St Anne's pulled one back for the away team.
Besdt for Killeshin were Sean Townsend, Brian Mooney, Fionn Farrell, Rory O'Doherty, Darragh Buggy and Cathal English.
Best for St Annes’s: Jack Karl.
Under 12 League Division Three 2022/23
Vale Wanderers AFC 5, v St Patrick’s Boys AFC 0,
Saturday 21 January 2023 Superbowl Leighlinbridge (Vale Wanderers)
The game got off to a frantic start with Rhys O Toole grabbing a goal after just 2 minutes. Vale were imposing themselves on the game and Jake Brennan was next to pounce after some great work by Conor Corcoran and Rhys O Toole.
Ethan chambers was taken down for a penalty and he slotted home from the spot. Jake Brennan grabbed his second shortly after and Ethan chambers also grabbed his second after a nice pass from Frankie Doyle. Vale were leading 5:0 at half time.
St Pats came out a lot better in the second half and Adam Duggan in the goal for Pats made some great saves. Vales strong performance earned them their deserved win.
Best for St Pats: Adam Duggan, Mia Dooley and Joseph Bello.
Best for Vale: Jake Brennan, Rhys O Toole and Ethan Chambers
Under 13/14 Girls League 2022/23
Ballymurphy Celtic AFC 1, v New Oak Boys AFC Pink 5,
Saturday 21 January 2023 Ballymurphy
This was a very good game with two very determined teams. Ballymurphy started the better and forced a couple of chances through Orla Coleman and Graiine Grennan.
New Oak gradually built their way into the game and took the lead on 14 mins. New Oak increased the lead on 22 mins and another great goal on 28 mins made it 0-3 at Half Time.
Ballymurphy started well again in the second half and pulled a deserved goal back on 45 mins when Addison Duggan broke up the play in midfield and set Grainne Grennan free who shot low and hard only for the New Oak keeper to make a great save, however Ava Doyle was on hand to volley the ball home after her first game back since September following a bad injury.
New Oak turned the screw again and grabbed a 4th and a 5th in quick succession on 56th and 57th minutes. Ballymurphy continued to keep plugging away and were unlucky not to get a second through Caoimhe Cummins while at the other end Therese Kennedy made two fine saves to keep the score at 1-5.
Best for Ballymurphy were Orla Coleman, Leah Savage Kelly and Grainne O Shea.
Best for New Oak were Aoibhe Murphy Halligan, Saoirse Mauplin, Bronagh Myers and Lucy Grogan.
Under 13/14 Girls League 2022/23
Burrin Celtic AFC 2, v St Fiaccs AFC 1,
Saturday 21 January 2023 The Valley Ballon (Burrin Celtic)
A contender for game of the season in Ballon this morning saw two outstanding teams playing to a very high level. The first half was a tight affair with chances few and far between as the midfield battle between Burrin’s Una McFarland and Fiaccs Hannah Kerfah was a joy to watch, then a great chance falling to Fiacc’s Ashlee Smith but Abby Keppel in the Burrin goal made an outstanding save to keep the score nil/nil at half time.
The second half saw Burrin start strong with Eimear Bolger leading the line and her hold up play caused problems for the Fiaccs defence. Midway through the half the ball fell to Lucy Kinsella on the edge of the 18 yard box, she took the ball on her right foot on to her left and drilled the ball into the goal to give Burrin a well-deserved 1-0 lead.
Fiaccs showed their fighting spirit and came back strongly with Ali O Connor showing her quality and their play saw a ball over the top and Hannah Kerfah hit a looping shot over the on rushing keeper to make it 1-1. Kate Kearns was marshalling her defence brilliantly for Burrin and Anna Cullen fighting for every ball for Burrin to get back into the lead.
With ten minutes left Eimear Bolger and Lucy Kinsella combined to feed Keelie Doyle and she raced through to make it 2-1 to Burrin. A few minutes later another Burrin break saw Sophia Slattery just shoot wide after some great play around the Fiacc’s box. Final score Burrin Celtic 2-1 St Fiaccs.
A great game played by both sides and well refereed by Artur Bienko and everyone supporting saw the level of girls soccer in Carlow is at a very high level.
Best for Burrin - Aoife Bergin, Caoimhe Dempsey, Eimear Bolger, Lucy Kinsella and Una McFarland.
Best for Fiaccs were Ashlee Smith, Hannah Kerfah and Ali O’ Connor.
Best of luck to both teams in SFAI cup next week!
Under 13/14 Girls League 2022/23
Nurney Villa AFC 4, v Killeshin AFC 5,
Saturday 21 January 2023 Augha Road Nurney
The away side opened the scoring before an Ide Nolan goal saw Nurney equalise within minutes. The remainder of the first half was an even affair, with Nurney failing to trouble the Killeshin goalie despite having parity in midfield, whilst the visitors had more luck and managed to find the net 3 more times to see them leading by 4 goals to 1 at the break.
The second half saw Nurney take command and Natalia Deka scored a brace to see Nurney bring the margin down to the minimum.
Killeshin scored their fifth and seemed to be safe but Natalia once again found the net for her hat trick to leave Killeshin nervous for the final few minutes with Nurney pressing for a goal that would give them a share of the points.
The away defence held firm however and a very enjoyable game saw Killeshin take all three points.
Apart from their goalscorers, best for Nurney in a battling performance were Natasha Byrne, Elisa Nolan and Alice Carroll.
Kilmacow waterford 0 10 New Oak Boys AFC
Vale Wanderers AFC 5 0 St Joseph's AFC Blue
St Patrick's Boys AFC Red 5 2 Ballymurphy Celtic
Killeshin AFC 0 5 Bagenalstown AFC
Crettyard United AFC 5 3 St Joseph's AFC Black
Hanover Harps AFC 5 0 St Patrick's Boys AFC Green
Under 14 League Division One 2022/23
Baltinglass Town AFC 5 5 Burrin Celtic AFC
Hanover Harps AFC 2 2 Bagenalstown AFC
Under 14 League Division Two 2022/23
Parkville United AFC 3 1 St Joseph's AFC
St Anne's AFC 3 1 Hanover Harps AFC
Nurney Villa AFC 2 5 St Patrick's Boys AFC
Under 12 League Division One 2022/23
Parkville United AFC 2 0 Hanover Harps AFC
St Patrick's Boys AFC 1 1 New Oak Boys AFC
Nurney Villa AFC 2 2 Ballymurphy Celtic
Under 12 League Division Two 2022/23
Burrin Celtic AFC 0 3 St Fiacc's AFC
Killeshin AFC 1 4 Slaney Rovers AFC
Crettyard United AFC 5 0 St Anne's AFC
Under 12 League Division Three 2022/23
Ballymurphy Celtic 5 0 Hanover Harps AFC
Killeshin AFC 5 1 St Anne's AFC
Vale Wanderers AFC 5 0 St Patrick's Boys AFC
Parkville United AFC 1 0 Kilree Celtic
Under 13/14 Girls League 2022/23
Ballymurphy Celtic 1 5 New Oak Boys AFC Pink
Burrin Celtic AFC 2 1 St Fiacc's AFC
Nurney Villa AFC 4 5 Killeshin AFC
Fixture Schedule 28/01/2023
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Saturday 28 January 2023
SFAI U15 Trophy 2022/23:
St Patrick's Boys AFC v Bridge united, 11.30am, Referee: David Donegan
St Patrick's Boys AFC-2 v Gorey Rangers, 1pm, Referee: David Donegan
Southend v Hanover Harps AFC,
SFAI U13 Trophy 2022/23:
Burrin Celtic AFC v Tramore, 12.30pm, Referee: Joe Byrne
Under 15 League Division 1 2022/23:
Bagenalstown AFC v St Joseph's AFC, 1.30pm, Referee: Paul Hunston
Under 15 League Division 2 2022/23:
New Oak Boys AFC v St Anne's AFC, 10am, Referee: Luke Nolan
Slaney Rovers AFC v Vale Wanderers AFC, 12.30pm, Referee: Martin Murphy
Under 13 League Division One 2022/23:
Killeshin AFC v Vale Wanderers AFC, 10am, Referee: Keeva Collins
Baltinglass Town AFC v New Oak Boys AFC, 10am, Referee: Martin Murphy
Ballymurphy Celtic v Parkville United AFC, 11am, Referee: Chris Coleman
Crettyard United AFC v Hanover Harps AFC, 11am, Referee: Pat Moran
Under 13 League Division Two 2022/23:
Vale Wanderers AFC v Parkville United AFC, 10am, Referee: Paul Hunston
St Patrick's Boys AFC v Hanover Harps AFC, 10am, Referee: David Donegan
Slaney Rovers AFC v Nurney Villa AFC, 11.15am, Referee: Martin Murphy
Killeshin AFC v St Anne's AFC, 11.15am, Referee: Keeva Collins
Under 16 Girls League 2022/23:
Vale Wanderers AFC v Killeshin AFC, 11.15am, Referee: Paul Hunston
Ballymurphy Celtic v Nurney Villa AFC, 12.15pm, Referee: Chris Coleman
Under 12 Girls League 2022/23:
Burrin Celtic AFC v Ballymurphy Celtic, 11am, Referee: Joe Byrne
Killeshin AFC v Vale Wanderers AFC, 12.30pm, Referee: Keeva Collins
Girls U16 SFAI Cup 2022/23:
Gorey Rangers v Burrin Celtic AFC, , Referee: Local
Girls U14 SFAI Cup 2022/23:
Burrin Celtic AFC v Knocknacarra, 2pm, Referee: Joe Byrne
St Fiacc's AFC v Ballingarry, 1pm, Referee: Artur Bienko
Under 11 Non Competitve 2022/23:
Nurney Villa AFC v St Patrick's Boys AFC, 11am, Referee: Club ref
Hanover Harps AFC Black v Slaney Rovers AFC Black, 11am, Referee: Club ref
Dolmen Celtic v Parkville United AFC, 11am, Referee: Club ref
Bagenalstown AFC v Killeshin AFC, 11am, Referee: Club ref
New Oak Boys AFC Green v Slaney Rovers AFC Green, 11.15am, Referee: Luke Nolan
St Fiacc's AFC v Burrin Celtic AFC Green, 11.30am, Referee: Artur Bienko
Crettyard United AFC v Hanover Harps AFC Green, 12.15pm, Referee: Pat Moran
New Oak Boys AFC White v St Joseph's AFC, 12.30pm, Referee: Luke Nolan
Vale Wanderers AFC v Burrin Celtic AFC White, 1pm, Referee: Club ref
Under 9 Non Competitive 2022/23:
St Fiacc's AFC v Killeshin AFC, 10am
St Anne's AFC v Hanover Harps AFC Green, 11am
Parkville United AFC v St Joseph's AFC, 11am
Kilree Celtic v Burrin Celtic AFC, 11am
Hanover Harps AFC Black v New Oak Boys AFC, 12pm
Baltinglass Town AFC v Slaney Rovers AFC, 12pm
Bagenalstown AFC v Vale Wanderers AFC Green, 12pm
Nurney Villa AFC v Slaney Rovers AFC-2, 12.15pm
Dolmen Celtic v Ballymurphy Celtic, 12.30pm