Clubs:
New oak win back to back shield titles after beating Crettyard 4 goals to 2 in a cracking game of football on Thursday night with both sides playing brilliant soccer in a thrilling game worthy of any final
more..Match Preview
7th placed Parkville United play host to 6th placed Vale Wanderers at Hawkins Lane Tullow (Parkville United) at 11 am
Parkville United come from a 1-6 loss at home against New Oak Boys.
Form: L L W L L L L W D L L W D W Home Form: L L L L W D
Vale Wanderers's last game was a comprehensive 5-1 win at home against Kilree Celtic. They are currently on a winning streak of 5 games.
Form: W W W W W L W L L L D L Away Form: W W L L L D
Prediction: DRAW
After their win on Sunday Bagenalstown who are currently unbeaten after their 14 games were crowned champions and league secretary Brian O' Reilly was on hand to present the trophy to team captain Andrew Kane
more..Danny DOYLE displays great form with two goals as Bagenalstown AFC take all points from Mill Celtic.League leaders
Bagenalstown AFC won 4-1 against their visitors, 9th placed
Mill Celtic at McGrath Park Bagenalstown at 11 am
Bagenalstown AFC has yet to be beaten in this competition, having won 14 out of its last 15 games.
Form: W W W W W W W W W W W W W D W
Mill Celtic have yet to win away from home.
Form: L L W D L L L L L D D L L D L
Danny DOYLE moves to top scorer in this competition after scoring twice in this game taking the player's total scores to 31 goals.
Scorers: (Bagenalstown AFC) Danny DOYLE (2),Andrew Kane,Alan Corcoran
(Mill Celtic) Eric MACKEY Match Preview
9th placed Mill Celtic play host to 3rd placed Dolmen Celtic at Ballitore(Mill Celtic) at 11 am
Mill Celtic's last fixture played was a comprehensive 4-0 loss away against Crettyard United B.
Form: L L W D L L L L L D D L L D L Home Form: W L L D L D L
Dolmen Celtic's last result was a unlucky 2-3 loss at home against Slaney Rovers.
Form: L W L W D W W L L D W L W D Away Form: L D W L W W D
Prediction: Away Win for Dolmen Celtic
This years KCLR shield final takes place on Thursday the 16th March at 7:30pm in St Pats Boys grounds
more..After their win on Sunday Bagenalstown who are currently unbeaten after their 14 games were crowned champions and league secretary Brian O' Reilly was on hand to present the trophy to team captain Andrew Kane
more..Joshua Kearney scores brace as Castle Rangers draw with Nurney Villa.8th placed
Castle Rangers were held to a 2-2 draw by 6th placed
Nurney Villa at Youth Center Carlow at 11 am
Castle Rangers
Form: D D L L L L L L W L L L L W
Nurney Villa
Form: D L L W L L W D L W L W L L
Scorers: (Castle Rangers) Shane Coakley,Bryan Condron
(Nurney Villa) Joshua Kearney (2) Match Preview
2nd placed Slaney Rovers play host to 6th placed Round Tower Rovers at Rathvilly behind graveyard (Slaney Rovers at 11 am
Slaney Rovers's last result was a narrow 2-3 win away against Dolmen Celtic. They are currently on a winning streak of 4 games.They They have won 6 out of 7 home games.
Form: W W W W L W W L W L W W D W W Home Form: W W W L W W W
Round Tower Rovers's last game was a poor 0-3 loss at home against Bagenalstown AFC.
Form: L L D L L D W W W W L L D W Away Form: L L L W L W
Prediction: Home Win for Slaney Rovers
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St Pats Ladies
The new ladies season kicked off on Friday the 3rd March with all six teams playing in three very competitive games.
Nurney ran out winners against St Pats in the first game which was very tight and only a last minute goal decided the game. Hanover and Crettyard with the more experience saw off the two ballymurphy sides in two more very close encounters.
Sean SMITHERS shows class scoring twice as Vale Wanderers despatch Kilree Celtic.6th placed
Vale Wanderers won 5-1 against their visitors, 4th placed
Kilree Celtic at Superbowl Leighlinbridge (Vale Wanderers) at 11 am
Vale Wanderers are currently on a winning streak of 5 games.
Form: W W W W W L W L L L D L
Kilree Celtic
Form: L W W W L L W W L W W L W L
Scorers: (Vale Wanderers) Sean SMITHERS (2),Charlie Nolan,Glen HALLIGAN,Patrick MCDONNELL
(Kilree Celtic) Mark MCDONALD Match Preview
Nurney Villa play host to New Oak Boys B at Augha Road Nurney at 11 am
This is the first game for both teams in this competition
Gavin Glover from JF Sports presents Hanover with the league trophy
more..Brace of goals for Owen COLEMAN as Slaney Rovers despatch Dolmen Celtic.3rd placed
Dolmen Celtic were marginally beaten at home by 2nd placed
Slaney Rovers at Gaelscoil Complex, Ashgrove Tullow Rd Carlow at 11 am
Dolmen Celtic
Form: L W L W D W W L L D W L W D
Slaney Rovers are currently on a winning streak of 4 games.
Form: W W W W L W W L W L W W D W W
Scorers: (Dolmen Celtic) James WILLIAMSON,Keelan LACEY
(Slaney Rovers) Owen COLEMAN (2), Fergal DONEGAN Hanover claim title in Nurney
Nurney Villa 1 Hanover Harps 9
Hanover traveled to Nurney on Saturday afternoon knowing anything other than defeat and they would be crowned champions. They didn"t let the occassion get to them and settled well. Ben Deacon latched onto a long clearance and with composure gave Hanover an early lead. Ten minutes later Alex Clifford doubled the lead from distance and the away side were in control of things now. Mathew Callinan, Harry Brown and top scorer Scott Dunne all added to the score before the break for a comfortable lead. Nurney had an excellent start to the second half and reduced the arrears after a goalmouth scramble fell kindly for Eamon Lalor. Shortly after a long range effort was parried by the Nurney keeper but the alert Callum Carlin was on hand to tuck it away. Carlin was on hand again shortly after when he picked the ball up just outside the box and found the net. Hanover were awarded a penalty on 75 and Scotty Dunne stepped up to make it eight. Mark O Brien would round off the scoring for the champions who put in a solid team performance while Eamon Lalor, Lee Maher and Denis Nolan performed well
After their win on Sunday Bagenalstown who are currently unbeaten after their 14 games were crowned champions and league secretary Brian O' Reilly was on hand to present the trophy to team captain Andrew Kane
more..Cody Mulhall shows class with hat trick as New Oak Boys despatch Crettyard United.2nd placed
New Oak Boys won 4-2 against their visitors, League leaders
Crettyard United at The Meadows Graiguecullen (St Pats Boys) at 7:30 pm
New Oak Boys are currently on a winning streak of 4 games.They have yet to be beaten at home.
Form: W W W W L W W W
Crettyard United have won 5 out of 6 away games.
Form: W W L W W W W W
Scorers: (New Oak Boys) Dylan KEIGHTLEY,Cody Mulhall (3)
(Crettyard United) Christopher Chanders, Michael BYRNE Match Preview
Killeshin FC B play host to Baltinglass Town at Scats Quakers Park, Killeshin at 11 am
This is the first game for both teams in this competition
A very well done to New oak boys players, and staff who put on a brilliant display both on and off the field as League of Ireland side came Bray came to town.
New oak who made every effort to keep the game at home were rewarded with a great turnout and the big crowd saw their team but on a great performance frustrating the Bray side for long periods of the game.
Gearoid CUDDIHY scores hat trick as Crettyard United A take spoils against Vale Wanderers B.Crettyard United A comprehensively won 10-1 against their visitors, Vale Wanderers B at Killeen Sports Field, Crettyard at 11 am
This is the first game for both teams in this competition
Scorers: (Crettyard United A) Gearoid CUDDIHY (3),Ryan Byrne (2),Christopher Chanders (2),Mikey Walsh,Anthony FITZPATRICK,David Murphy
(Vale Wanderers B) Paul Fitzgerald Match Preview
Trim Celtic play host to New Oak Boys at Trim Celtic Home Ground at 2 pm
This is the first game for both teams in this competition
Two Carlow gentlemen honored at a ceremony
Carlow duo receive FAI Centenary Medals to reward years of service to soccer in county
By Harry Shorthose
Hanover Harps are defeated by New Oak Boys A.Hanover Harps were beaten at home by New Oak Boys A at The Plots (Hanover Harps) at 11 am
This is the first game for both teams in this competition
Scorers: (Hanover Harps) Cian Ray
(New Oak Boys A) David O'SHEA, Roy Byrne, Cody Mulhall Established in 1986 the league has grown from strength to strength and now boasts a competitive league with ambitious and prestigious clubs.
MISSION
It is the mission of the Executive Committee to dedicate its administrative services to improving the competitive position of our Clubs in all competitions. We seek to create and foster a challenging and stimulating environment in which our players can achieve their full potential through developing their skills and sustaining successful relationships with our Clubs, their communities, parishes and businesses.
It is the objective of the Committee to develop the game within its administrative area to a point where leaders within the communities and players will strongly identify with their club and their League administrative body and its potential role in harmony with other voluntary sports organisations.
Match reports on all Men’s junior games and Ladies from both teams to reports@carlowsoccer.ie before 5pm on Sunday.
Youths match reports from both teams to reports@carlowsoccer.ie before 8pm on Saturday.
Seniors (O35s) match reports from both teams to reports@carlowsoccer.ie before 9.30pm on Saturday.
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