U-9 Og Sport Lú

Date: Sunday 27th April, 2008
Venue: Roche
Time: 11.00am

Roche Emmets 3-06 Dundalk Young Irelands 3-02

Our U-9s had a great performance in Roche on Sunday morning. In the first half Young Irelands were on top and led by 1-02 to 0-03 at half-time. In the 2nd half, the home side got stronger and scored three goals to win this entertaining game.

Dundalk Young Irelands
Mark Clifford, Dylan Mulligan, James Prendergast, Conor McKenna, Ryan O'Hanrahan, Conor Byrne, Kian Crosby, Ryan Conophy, Lucas Vidia. Mark Kilgallon, Eoin Murphy, Sean Bellew, Adam Friary, Sean Laverty.

Og Sport Lú Under 11

Date: Sunday 18th May, 2008
Venue Kilkerley
Time: 11 AM

Kilkerley Emmets 4-7 Eire Og 4-6

Eire Og Under 11's narrowly lost out to Kilkerley Emmets in an exciting game in Kilkerley on Sunday morning. The home side led by 3-07 to 1-0 at half time having played with a very strong wind. To their credit Eire Og came out for the second half determined to get themselves back into the match and some exciting play nearly saw them come away with win. However despite dominating for the second half Eire Og lost out by a single point in the end after Kilkerley scored from a late penalty which ultimately decided the game.

It was an excellent team performance where Tadhg McElroy, Fergal Sheekey and Michael Mullen stood out for Eire Og.

Dundalk Young Irelands
Michael Mullen, Tadhg McElroy, Jamie Kennedy, Korey Bolton, Usna Kellegher, Fergal Sheekey, Brian McCarragher, Harold , Emmet Duffy.

Og Sport Lú Under 13

Date: Friday 4th July, 2008
Venue Darver
Time: 7pmM

St Brides 4-3 Young Irelands 3-1

The first half was a nip and tuck affair with neither team succeeding in dominating Pauric Mackin for the Knockbridge side was very influential and was mainly responcible for his sides deserved narrow ½ time lead.

Golden Chicolodze and Tadhg Mc Elroy were very prominent for Young Irelands.

Half-time St Brides 2-2 Young Irelands 2-0

The early stages of the second half followed the pattern of the first. St Brides however, gradually began to get on top and finished much the stronger to run out winners on the score

Young Irelands: Golden Chicolodze, Ronan O Reillt, Stephen Bellew, Tadhg Mc Elroy, Aaron Lally, Brian o Hagan, Jordan O Donaghue, Tiernan Shields, Jason Reidy

St Brides: Ronan Molloy, Kieran Mc Enteggart, Ronan Kirk, Paul Tynan, Jarlath Cassidy, Sean Brennan, Emmett Kirk, Paul Halpenny, Shane Mc Caughey, Pauric Mackin, Dara Mc Gee, Mark Molloy, Shane Murphy

Referee: Liam Mernagh

Og Sport Lú Under 11

Date: Thursday 21st August, 2008
Venue Darver
Time: 7pm

St Marys 3-5 Young Irelands 3-5

There was never than a hairs breath between theses two well-matched and committed sides. The only exception was shortly before the break when the Ardee boys-backboned by James Conlon, Ryan Rooney, Rory Cousins and Stephen Bingham-produced an unanswered scoring surge to go ahead by 2-4 to 1-1.

Young Irelands laid on a vibrant second half performance during which they scored twice as much as St Marys. Mainly responsible for this scoring surge was Fergal Sheekey, Tadhg Mc Grory, Dylan O Hanlon and Daniel Mullen. With a few minutes to go the teams were locked at 3-5 a piece. Both teams had opportunities to snatch the winner but it wasn't to be and a draw was a fair result.

Teams:

St Marys: James Conlon, Ryan Rooney, Darra Mc Connon, B J Matthews, Oran Malone, Rory Cousins, Kierian Baylon, Micky Kelly, Steven Bungham, Brendan Matthews, Craig Keenan, Killian Bryne.

Eire Og: Dylan O Hanlon, Fergal Sheekey, Brian Madden, Tadhg Mc Grory, Harlod Chigozie, David Osadebe, Jordan O Hare, Jamie Ryan, Daniel Mullen, Michael Mullen, David Grimes.