Castle Rangers play host to St. Fiacc's FC at Youth Center Carlow at 11 am

This is the first game for both teams in this competition

New Oak Boys B have yet to win at home.
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St. Fiacc's FC are currently on a winning streak of 7 games.They have won 5 out of 7 away games.
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Village 1 0 St Fiaccs

Village FC recorded their first win of the season with a gritty performance against unbeaten league leaders St. Fiacc's FC at the Superbowl in Leighlinbridge on Saturday evening. St Fiacc's started the brighter of the two sides and pressed the Village goal with slick passages of play during the opening 20 minutes. However, they were frustrated time and again by stout defending and resolute goal keeping from the home side. Village settled into the game and their counterattacking drew two corners before half-time. St Fiaccs started the second half as they had the first, and although they came close with an effort that hit the crossbar, the failed to put away several changes that came their way. Village continued to counter-attack and were awarded a penalty 25 minutes in when Brendan O'Driscoll was taken down in the box. Liam Walsh converted it, narrowly beating the keeper who got a hand to the ball. St Fiaccs looked for an equaliser, bombarding the Village goal in the last ten minutes, but couldn't find a way through. Best for Village were Liam Walsh, Jamie Horan and Paul Dunne.

St Fiaccs 4 0 Fortbarrington

St Fiaccs started the game very quick and had the away side on the back foot from early in the game and created a few early chances but failed to make any of them count until on the 15th minute Brian O Rourke opened the scoring for the home side and it didn't take him long to find the net again for his second goal to put the home side 2 up, a well worked goal with great build up play from Michael McGrath and Alan Butler set up Dennis Nolan to round the keeper and tuck the ball for Fiaccs 3rd to leave it at half time three to nil. Into the second half and the away side tried to come back into the game but Fiaccs defended extremely well, and it was the home side who scored a 4th when a Brian O Rourke deflected shot looped over the keeper. Best for the home side in a good all-round performance was Michael McGrath, Brian O’ Rourke and Alan Butler.

Killeshin were out of the blocks quickest and should have been 1 up on 10 min when Mick McCartneys long range shot crossed the line and rebounded off the inner goal Stanton and the unsighted couldn't give the goal. 10 min later Shane Coakley thought he had given Killeshin the lead but it was rulled out for offside

Killeshin finally broke the deadlock on 20 min when Coakleys long range effort decived the keeper. HT 1-0

Coakley struck again 5 min into second half and goals quickly followed from Gary Brennan and Mick McCartney. Coakley got his hatrick to complete the 5-0 win.

Best for Killeshin, Mick McCartney, Tim O Brien and Ciaran Walsh.

Ballymurphy Celtic 1

St Fiacc’s 6

St Fiacc’s had the better of the early exchanges but it took them until 27 minutes to break the deadlock when Kate McDonald was on hand to score.

Ballymurphy were still in the game until the hour mark until three quick fire goals put the game to bed from Kate McDonald, Clara Hayden and Courtney Forbes. Ballymurphy pulled one back when they were awarded a penalty and Kate Drennan made no mistake. McDonald would go on to complete a second half hat trick to book their place in the hat.

Kate McDonald, Sara Kerfah and Sinead Hayden did well for Fiacc’s while best for Ballymurphy were Emma Cooper, Kate Drennan and Laura Murphy.