25th/26th April 2009 

AUL Div2A Sat : Double-chasing Celtic remain on course.  After a share of the points agains league leaders Ballycragh during the week, Peter Finn's crew battled their way into the semi-final of the Cullen Cup with a brace from James Haughton.  This was their second victory over Greenfield Park Boys in 2 weeks.  2-0

LSL Maj1D Sat : Celtic are poised for yet another league championship.  They put 3 past St Judes on Saturday without reply.  If they win next Thursday week against Tymon Celtic, they will take the league title for the second year running. We need all the support we can muster for this game.  3-0

AUL Senior Sun :  Celtic were in cruise control in the end.  They had a narrow advantage at half time 2-1 and the game was still in the balance.  Some changes brought a change in fortunes and they ended with a comfortable 6-1 win.  6-1

AUL Div3 Sun :  Latest:  At half time Celtic were on level terms.  They had fallen behind to a Crumlin goal, but a stunning shot from Aaron McAdam brought parity at half time.

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DDSL 8A: Castleknock eased to victory over Killester in the first match back after Easter.  They took a 2-0 lead into the break after goals from Gavin Harney and Mark Cole.  The second half produced one more goal from David Petticrew which wrapped up a comfortable win.  3-0

NDSL 8B

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NDSL 11Prem: Sean Dooley's team had the tables turned on them in Porterstown.  Having defeated Clontarf FC 1-0 on Friday night away from home, the result was reversed when Clontarf won 3-2 in Porterstown.  They were undone by 2 soft goals.  Demi Dare added to his impressive tally with another couple of goals.  0-1

DDSL 11B: In a tricky fixture, Celtic put in an excellent performance and led 1-0 at half time, thanks to a clinical finish by Greg Tobin.  They relaxed and let Sacred Heart back into the game to level it at 1-1.  But a few "encouraging" words boosted Celtic back into action and yet another Greg Tobin goal saw them home and hosed with 3 points.  2-1

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NDSL 11D: Roy Barron and Bob Fagan travelled with their team  to Mid Sutton and were delighted with their players who won 2-1, with goals from John Carrie,  one from the penalty spot.  This was a big step in their pursuit of runners-up spot in the league.  2-1

NDSL 12Prem:

NDSL 12B (CON): A Gary McCabe hat-trick gave Celtic a convincing win over Skerries Town in Porterstown.  3-0

NDSL 12C (JOL): A Lee Penrose goal was enough to give Celtic the points in a close encounter v Portmarnock in Porterstown.  This puts more daylight between John and Paul's team (we have at least 2 of the Fab 4) and Portmarnock, and maintains their challenge for promotion.  1-0.

DDSL 12D (PAllen):

NDSL 12Girls:

DDSL 13Prem:

NDSL 13Prem:  Despite dominating for long spells, Celtic rued their missed chances, and had to settle for a share of the points in a 1-1 draw away to Raheny Utd.  Ian Watkins was Celtic's marksman.  1-1

NDSL 13C (JnHayes): Celtic were required to dig deep to ensure they came away with the 3 points at home to Raheny Utd.  Conor Mullen had given them them a 2-1 lead at half time with a brace.  But the second half saw them put to the pin of their collars to keep Raheny out.  Man of the match was Hussan Ijaz who put in a battling display covering every blade of grass on the park. Their title challenge remains on course.  2-1  

NDSL 13D (JnByrne):

NDSL 13E (AlFahy):

NDSL 14Premier:  Celtic went down 3-2 in a 5 goal thriller in Porterstown.  Having gone behind 0-3, Celtic fought back and almost salvaged the game from the most unlikely of situations that resembled Turkey 2005, except there was no fairy tale ending like Liverpool winning on penalties to take ownership of the European Cup having won it 5 times.  2-3.

DDSL 14Major: Stephen Treadwell and Sean Hoare were on the scoresheet for Celtic as they shared the points away to St Patricks Athletic.  2-2

NDSL 14C: A Luke Lynch strike earned Celtic a share of the points at home to Clontarf in Porterstown.  1-1.

NDSL 14D: Eoin O'Gorman and Zaid Kurchied were on the  mark for Celtic as they recovered from going behind in the first minute at home to Balscadden.  1-1

NDSL 14Girls: Celtic girls went out of the Umbro Cup by the odd goal in 3.  Orlaith Higgins was Celtic's marksman.  1-2

NDSL 15Prem:

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