Thursday, 4th May 2017
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75 East Cork Soccer Notes Midleton F.C.
RESULTS Pop Keller senior cup Midleton 4-0 Kinsale Goalscorers : Ian O’Donoghue (2), James Le- ahy, Jake Hegarty A dominant performance
from the Magpies who were comfortable throughout the game. A fantastic strike from James Leahy and a amaz- ing dribble past five Kinsale players by Ian O’Donoghue to score were the highlights of the game. Another plus tonight was two more U-19 players gaining experience at senior level, well done Cil- lian O’Brien and Sean Mor- rissey. The result gives Mid- leton a Q-final date away to Riverstown. Next up for Midleton is another vital league game versus Passage at home next Wednesday. Junior Premier Div College Corinthians 1-2
Midleton Huge away for
morning result the this juniors
in Castletreasure, it was a winner takes all and who ever won would consoli- date themselves in the prem division for another year, Tariq Tynan got the two very important goals for
the magpies ,with massive performances on the day from Keelin Kenedy, Pedro Geary, Seamus Farrell and goalkeeper Liam Cotter. The lads can now play there final game Wednesday with no pressure with the weight of relegation lifted. A Huge applause must go to play- er manager Jason Murphy who took over this team at Christmas, juggling play- ing and managing duties which isn’t a easy thing for the good of the team and club, such a great clubman in true magpie colours has to be said, also the help of Liam Mc Mahon is also greatly appreciated ,it re- ally has been a great job in securing there top flight sta- tus for another year, so well done lads and well done to the team. Csl U14 Local Cup Qua-
ter final. Midleton 1-0 College
Cors Great result by the boys
this evening. Each and everyone of the lads con- tributed to a fantastic team performance. Well done to everyone in-
volved. CSL U-13A Lge Midleton 4-1 InchThe Boys had an impressive win
over Inch. Winning 4-1. Inch dominated the first half but the boys dug deep and pulled off an outstand- ing 2nd
half performance.
Ashton Hannaway dom- inating the midfield area with Evan Dawson Sean Williams and Sean Fraser. Goals from Oisin Worsen- craft Fionn Keohane (2) and Sean Fraser! Man of the Match the to Shane O’Riley CSL U16 Lge Passage 2 Midleton 2 A super comeback by the
U16 team Thursday night away to Passage on a very difficult playing surface. Midleton played really well in the first half, dominating the game and creating a lot of chances, and coping well with the long ball tactics of the opposition. Unfor- tunately,
they did not cap-
italise on this, with a lot of wayward shooting. As could almost be predicted, Passage scored 7 minutes into the second half. This came from yet another
hu...ge kick from the Passage keeper, which travelled the full length of the pitch, and in the scram- ble, Passage scored. Another Midleton error was pounced on 10 minutes later, giving Pasage a 2-0 lead. How- ever, Midleton never gave
up. Adam Meade scored a header from a corner with 10 minutes to go. Then, a super inswinging free was headed to the net by the al- ways excellent Abdul Back- inson. A tense five minutes of injury time didn’t result in any further scores. This was a super, fighting display by all the players. Every- one played really well, but special mention to keeper Michal Joachim who made three top class saves in the second half. Next up, Park United at league.
home in the
GIRLS HONOURED A Great night for Midle-
ton FC girls Charley Moore, Ciara and Eimear Lawlor who are part of the Cork U18 team were honored at half time of Cork City V Bray Wanderers
for their
great win in the U18 FAI Interleague National Final. U16girls Premier League Wilton 3 Midleton 2 Second last league game
on a lovely day. Very little between the sides, a de- fensive mix up let them in for the lead just before the break. The equaliser came only minutes into the second half with a fine strike from Shannon. They then pulled ahead with 2 questionable goals as offside was an issue. But to the girls credit they
continued to work and got one back from Shannon and nearly a second from a Lau- ren free. In the end another ...3-2 defeat but defean- ders Rachel, Lucy, Niamh, Lauren and the 2 Ashlings will have learned a lot and midfielders Emma, Roisin, Chi Chi, Andy, Zara, Holly, Aoife along with Shannon will know more about what is needed to compeat in the Cup Final. Team: Shauna Horgan,
Lauren Linehan, Ashling Harty, Ashling Murphy, Lucy Horgan, Andy Cuth- bert, Grace Cotter, Niamh Molloy , Aoife Mitchell, Zara Bowles, Holly Kenne- dy, Shannon Cremin(Capt), Emma Fitzpatrick, Roisin O’Brien, Rachel O’Sullivan, Chi Chi Ositadinma GIRLS CUP FINALS in TURNERS CROSS date for our girls is Saturday 13th May.
U12 girls V Lakewood in
Kay McGrath cup Final. KICK OFF 11 am U16 girls V Carrigaline in
Singletons SuperValu Cup Final
KICK OFF 2.30pm... Admission €5 adults €2
children Come out and support
your club and both teams CORK SCHOOLBOYS FIXTURES Thur 4th
May SKECHERS U14 CUP
SEMI - FINAL Kick off 19:00 Carri-
galine United v Midleton Ballea Astro MAGPIE SOCCER
LOTTO RESULTS 27/04/17No jackpot win- ner. No Drawn 10, 12, 17, 21
Next Week’s Lotto Jack- deeply
pot €20,000Lucky Dip Winners of €20 are Nua- la Barrett, Eileen Cooney, Cormac Ahern, Mary Da- vidson, Steve Wilson, Lily Kelly, Shakira and Lily, Margaret Broderick, Mary DEEPEST SYMPATHY All at Midleton F.C. are saddened to
hear
of the passing of Joseph Dempsey today. Joseph is the father Tony Dempsey, club coach of our School- boys U11 team. Our deep- est sympathies, thoughts and prayers are with you Tony and your family at this time. May he Rest In Peace
BIRTHDAY PARTIES Looking for a place to
hold your child’s birthday party? We have a great package here at Midleton FC. Included is: Use of as- tro for two hours, bibs and balls for the kids, tea/coffee for the adults, jugs of dilute for the kids, table coverings, cups, plates, napkins all ar-
CONGRATULATIONS
to Midleton U12 and Mid- leton U14 teams winners of the SFAI Regional Cups t at the weekend SFAI SKECHERS RE-
GIONAL CUP FINALs Damian Delaney scoring
Midleton U12 goals in their 2 vs 1 win over Ringmahon Rangers. Christopher O’Connor
scored the winner in extra time for Midleton U14 team to win SFAI Regional cup final.
What a double for both
Midleton’s U12 and U14 teams. Congrats to all the managers and players in- volved
ranged. The two options are all of the above, with party held in old clubhouse for €70 or all of the above with party held in new clubhouse for €100. To book your par- ty Please contact Club office at 0214631443 or Club mo- bile 0861281373 Match Result U-11a 2nd
round Eddie
Healy Cup Midleton 4-0 Kinsale Goal scorers : Fionn Kelly 3,Calum O’Brien Great result boys. We are now into the 3rd
round of
the cup. What a weekend for the
club.
Youghal United A.F.C. by WIL VARNEY
YOUGHAL UNITED AGM
• CSL Cup Match Midleton U11A 4 v 0 Kinsale
• Midleton U12 Team 2 V 1 Ringhmahon SFAI Regional Cup Final.
26 May 2017 at 8pm Cumann Na Daoine All members encouraged
to attend
MUNSTER SENIOR LEAGUE JUNIOR DIVISION 1 Youghal United 2 - 0
Rockmount Youghal
entertained
• Midleton U14 Team bring home the SFAI Regional Cup
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Rockmount on Friday night in a hugely important league match, on a beauti- fully prepared Ardrath Park pitch, and the lads came away from the game with a fantastic. This result puts them in touching distance of the league title. After playing
away to
Blarney and getting anoth- er great 0-1 result only for- ty-eight hours beforehand, Rockmount looked that bit sharper in the first fifteen minutes of this game. The Youghal lads took a bit of time to get
their passing
game going, and it was Rockmount who the first big chance of the game. A ball in behind the
Youghal defence found a Rockmount player who got one on one with Youghal’s keeper Kevin Andersen, who made a great save to keep it at 0-0. This seemed to be the warning that the lads needed as they came into the game a lot more. In what was a very tough but fair game, Youghal started to create some chances of their own but the final ball just wasn’t finding a Youghal jersey. Youghal went close to-
wards the end of the half when they were awarded a free kick about twenty-five yards out in a central po- sition. Ross McCarthy stepped up and a brilliant effort brought a great save out of the Rockmount keep- er down low to his right. Youghal started the brighter in the second half and ten minutes in, great work from Cian Daly as he took on the Rockmount
defence saw
Youghal awarded a penalty, as Cian was taken down just inside the penalty area. Ross McCarthy stepped
up and cool as you like slot- ted it into the back of the net giving their keeper no chance. This set Youghal on their way and seemed to calm the nerves a bit, as they regained a lot more possession throughout remainder
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