24th October 2009

AUL Div2 Sat (P Finn): Celtic put 5 past Strand Athletic, but still only scraped the 3 points away in this wind-swept league game on the Northside.  James Haughton once again stole the limelight with his brace.  Odie Fanning, John Moriarty and Phil Cooney completed the scoring.  The elements ensured that the goalkeepers were not contenders for man of the match, which went to Jasser Haughton.  5-4

LSL Maj1B Sat (Ray Bowe): A battle royale was played out in Porterstown, which ended in defeat for the home side against Lucan Utd in the FAI Junior Cup.  3-4

AUL PremC Sun (Ed OCallaghan):  OFF

AUL Div2 Sun (P Hoey): OFF

NDSL 8Prem (P Killian): Celtic keep their winning streak intact with convincing 4-0 home win over Glebe North.  4-0 

DDSL 8C (Craig Shiels): Pitches were called off that meant that Celtic's trip to Sallynoggin to play St Josephs Boys was cancelled.

NDSL 8D (Pat Reilly)

DDSL 9C (P Danaher):

NDSL 9B (P Mason): Celtic pull it out of the fire to earn a share of the points away to Artane Beaumont.  2-2  

NDSL 9D (C Jones):

DDSL 9F (Shane White):

NDSL 10P+ (T Rush): Celtic were looking good at half time and 2-0 to the good, with goals from Conor Cummins and Gabriel (Agbonlahor?).  But Ratoath Harps had other ideas in their home patch.  The game was levelled by Ratoath, but a final sting in the tail gave Celtic 3 valuable points in their pursuit of the championship when Christian Sutton Dunne struck late and deadly.  3-2

NDSL 10P (A Schmidt):

DDSL 10C (T Molloy):

NDSL 10D (M Stevens):

NDSL 10F (Sean Porter)

DDSL 10D (Rob Ryan)

NDSL 11B (E Mullen):

NDSL 11E (M Farrell): OFF

DDSL 11D (Derek Dixon):  OFF

NDSL 12Prem (S Dooley): OFF

DDSL 12B (A Kelly): Celtic exited the SFAI All Ireland Cup in Drogheda on a day that was more suited to the Roaring Forties in the Southern Hemisphere. 

DDSL 12C (Gavin/Steve):

NDSL 12D (R Barron): OFF

NDSL 12Girls: OFF

NDSL 13Prem (F Murphy): OFF

NDSL 13B (Conor/Martin): Darragh Conway and Gary McCabe each score a brace at home to Dunshaughlin to clock up a comfortable victory.  Conor O'Ceallaigh and Matthew Doyle were involved in assists.  Cillian Croash and Patrick Riordan shared the man of the match award.  Oran O'Donoghue was his reliable self, putting in a rock solid performance in defence. Full marks to Oisin Zambra who was immaculate in the Celtic goal.  4-0

NDSL 13C (J O'Leary): Celtic suffer rare defeat at home to Drumcondra.  0-1 

DDSL 14Maj (B Kennedy): Great run by Celtic was ended in Malahide as the home side Malahide Utd took the points with a 3-1 victory.  Keelan McAnerin had brought Celtic level in the second half from a superb free kick.  A lapse in concentration allowed Malahide to restore their lead, which they doubled in the final minutes with a late third. 1-3

NDSL 14C (T Hanlon): A hat-trick for  Nick Messina, and one each for Riad Didani and Conor Mullen, gave Celtic a comfortable margin at the end of this home game v Willows.  Man of the match was Aidan O'Flaherty.  5-2

DDSL 14B (D Byrne): OFF

NDSL 14D (Gerry/Oleg):

NDSL 15Prem (J Roe): Cracker in Porterstown.  Celtic raced into a 2-0 lead with a brace from Brian Slevin, and looked like they were on easy-street.  Hartstown struck back to level things by the middle of the second half.  The visitors then stunned the home crowd with a bullet header by their centre forward from a well-taken corner on the right hand side.  Celtic were rocked at this stage, but they composed themselves and with some slick passing football, levelled things late on.  Another superb corner gave rise to equaliser from Brian Slevin who rose with style to head home to earn a share of the points.  Man of the match was shared by Hanney and Boyler who were always keen to create.  3-3    

DDSL 15Maj (D Bradshaw): Tremendous away win for Celtic to topple  the league leaders, Liffey Pearse.  3-2  

NDSL 15A (A Kelly):  OFF

NDSL 15C (Pierce/Willie): OFF

DDSL 16Prem (D Hanlon):

NDSL 16A (SODonnchú): Celtic's battling qualities earn them a share of the points in their home game against Dunshaughlin.  1-1

NDSL 16B (B Smith): Narrow win for Celtic away to Portmarnock by the seaside.  Robert Dunne, Mark McIlkenny, Fionn Rogers and John Soboda were Celtic's marksmen.  4-3

DDSL 17Maj (J Moriarty): OFF

NDSL 18A (G Hunt):  OFF