5/6th April 2008

AUL Div3 Sat : Peter Finn continued his good run when his team hit 6 past Ninth Lock in their league encounter.  Gary Masterson and Philip Germaine each scored twice, while Kevin Darcy and Odie Fanning helped themselves to a goal. They continue their campaign with another game on Monday, as their league run-in continues apace.  6-2.

LSL Div1D Sat :

AUL Div1 Sun :  Eddie O'Callaghan's side maintained their incredible run with yet another victory. They defeated Dingle Utd away on the Navan Road. Steve O'Callaghan scored on 30 mins, which was the difference at half-time. In truth, the margin should have increased in the second half.  Celtic keeper Garga n'Tway and his defence put in a very strong performance to ensure victory was secured.  1-0.

NDSL 7s:

NDSL 8As: 2 goals from Liam Kelly and Luke Finnegan gave Celtic a 2-0 home win over Balscadden. 2-0.

NDSL 8B:

DDSL 8E1s: Celtic ran out 2-1 winners over Confey in a wind-swept Porterstown. Playing against a strong wind in the first half, Celtic held Confey scoreless, with some good saves from Naoise McAloon. Confey scored against the run of play, but Celtic kept plugging away, and equalised through Matthew Nugent. They threw everything at the Confey goal, with Jordan Manning scoring the winner from the tightest of angles to keep Celtic's unbeaten run going. A great team performance, everyone doing their part.  2-1

NDSL 9As: Celtic complete double over seaside rivals, Portmarnock, with 5-0 rout. more>>

NDSL 9C:  Liam Doyle was delighted with his team's performance in their Jimmy Higgins Shield semi-final game against Cloughertown in Porterstown.  Celtic led 1-0 at half time through man of the match, Cian Galvin.  Cian added to his first half goal in the second half, and with Daniel Ferrera hitting the net also, Celtic ran out comfortable winners in the end 3-0.  The team welcomed back Graham Doyle after a 6 month absence and made a valuable contribution.  3-0 Cup win.

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NDSL 11Prem: Heartbreak for Celtic as they exited the Haughey Cup at home to Ashbourne Utd at the semi-final stage.  Celtic thought they had equalised, but controversially the ball was ruled to not have crossed the line by the ref, who was in fairness well  placed to see it. 1-2

NDSL 11C: Celtic had a cracking home win over Santos on an April morning that saw snow on the ground at 7.30am - maybe it's a good augury for the summer ahead.  Gary McCabe had put Celtic ahead early on, but Santos were always a threat.  Celtic managed to hold on, and they even snatched a second late on through Andrew Treadwell.  Man of the match was Scott Browne for his incessant running.  The margin could have been greater if Celtic had taken the chances.  Gary McCabe could have increased his tally but for an excellent stop by the keeper. Ryan O'Neill and Luke Martin, who tormented the Santos defence in the second half, also went close.  2-0. click for pics

DDSL 11D:

NDSL 11E: Celtic put Ratoath to the sword with a 5-0 win away to their Co Meath rivals. David Kelly hit a brace, while Paul Lynch, Kasper Kuzma, and Aidan Doherty, got one each. Playing against the wind in the first half, Celtic led 1-0 at half time.  They turned up the heat in the second half with the wind advantage and dominated proceedings.  They ran out comfortable winners in the end. Kasper Kuzma was made man of the match.  5-0.

DDSL 12Major:

NDSL 12Prem: Celtic went down 1-0 to the league leaders, Skerries Town. 0-1

NDSL 12B:

NDSL 12C: Celtic were terribly unlucky to  go down by the odd goal to a very physical looking Raheny Utd.  1-2.  click for pics

NDSL 12E:  Celtic maintain top spot in the league with a tremendous victory away to Swords Celtic in a flurry of goals, as snow fell around the country.  6-5   read more>>

NDSL 13Prem:  Sad bereavement in Neville family meant that game v Artane Beaumont is postponed till 17th April.  Our thoughts and prayers are with Mick and his family.

DDSL 13A :

NDSL 13A :   A draw a fair result for John Roe's troops in their rearranged away tie with Lusk Utd. 1-1.    read more>>

NDSL 13C: Nial McCabe and Aidan Black put Celtic 2-0 up at half time against league leaders St Francis Moatview on a raw morning in Porterstown.  Tim Moran took off some excellent saves to maintain the margin.  The second half was a petulant affair, and it ended early after Moatview had been reduced to 9 players when their goalkeeper was sent to the line. Their manager then decided to call an end to proceedings and asked for the abandonment of the game. 2-0 Celtic.  click for team bonding post-match

NDSL 13D: Celtic went down 4-0 to high-flying Kilbarrack.

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DDSL 15B: Celtic went down 3-1 to Tolka Rovers at home in Porterstown. 

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NDSL 15B

DDSL 16A1: Narrow defeat for Celtic at home in Porterstown to Ballybrack, who were on a high after their semi-final victory the previous week.  Johnny Cooper was Celtic's marksman. 1-2.  click for pics

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