Welcome...
... to the official website of Limerick County & District Underage Soccer.
Here you can keep up to date with the latest fixtures and results as well as all the latest news from the regions underage clubs. Browse through our photo gallery to see some of the action!
U-16 and U-10 cups for Gortboy
U-16 cup final
Kilmallock had an easier than expected win in this competition on Saturday afternoon last. Charleville shaded the early exchanges with
Darren Butler and Jack Houghton getting in shots at goal but Shane Feane, Kilmallock's reliable keeper, was equal to them. Killian Hayes was
the in-form striker for the hosts and pounced for the opener on 20 minutes and doubled this lead on 30 minutes. Chris Kenny the Charleville custodian saved
well and advanced smartly to keep his team's hopes alive and after the resumption Darren Butler was taken down and converted the penalty
himself. But if this was the signal to reignite the flame for Charleville, it was Kilmallock that responded better and Killian Hayes completed his hattrick with
a fine strike from outside the box. And the Hoops continued to be resourceful, ever willing to stroke the ball about and retain possession with Ed
Valatka's left wing deliveries of the usual high standard, Chris Walsh, Robbie Hanley and Barry Nash were dominating midfield and Evan Mulcahy
was authoritative at the back. Charleville defended deep which made it easier for Kilmallock; Dylan Lee and Darren Butler were industrious for Charleville
and Terence Buckley has had a fine season and Diarmuid Buckley did well when introduced. But Killian Hayes' goal scoring exploits were the platform
for victory and Killian merited the man of the match accolade. League secretary presented the Ned Sheahan cup to the winning captain.
Charleville; Chris Kenny, Thomas Kennedy, Odhran Hennessy, Dylan Brazzill, Michael Walsh, Conor Kiely, Colm Connolly, Dylan Lee, Darren
Butler, Jack Houghton, Terence Buckley, Diarmuid Buckley, Mark O Connell and Pedro Henrique
2011/12 Champions Kilmallock; Shane Feane, Oisin O Reilly, Dave Garry, Evan Mulcahy, Barry Nash, Chris Walsh, Robbie Hanley, Ed Valatka,
Kyle Dillon, Killian Hayes, Sean Finn, Alan Moloney, Paudie Sheedy and Dylan Walsh
; Killian Hayes is hattrick hero
U-10 cup final
These games are meant to be non-competitive but they tend to attract large, vociferous crowds and on Wednesday at Elton the quality of
football, determination and commitment belied this tender age and was top class. Both number sevens were outstanding and both were on the
scoreboard; Enda Sheedy for Kilmallock is a powerful carrier of the ball and his counterpart Michael McElligott is a formidable tackler. Joshua Dineen
opened the scoring for Galbally and had an excellent game; Keeper Jordan Dineen, Ber Carey and Robert Samson were superb also for Galbally. Kevin
Sheedy kept goals well for Kilmallock and saved the vital penalty; TJ Hanley is a top defender, Colm Hayes, Cathal Clery and Killian Noonan
played blinders for the Hoops but every player on the field can be proud of their performances in striving for honours for their respective clubs and
the only pity was that there had to be any losers especially through a penalty shoot-out which brings both delight and dismay in equal quantities.
Galbally; Jordan Dineen, Jack O Reilly, Peter O Dwyer, Michael McElligott, Shane Hanrahan, Aidan Carew, Joshua Dineen, Ber Carey, Michael
O Donnell, Robert Samson and Gavin Spenser.
Kilmallock; Kevin Sheedy, TJ Hanley, Tadhg Hanley, Colm Hayes, Sean Hamn, Conor Hanley, Enda Sheedy, Derek Sheedy, Cathal Clery and
Killian Noonan.
; Galbally 2 Kilmallock Utd 2
U-10 plate final
This game was the curtain raiser to the cup final and was eagerly contested and the football was a joy to behold. Bally's Oisin Browne was first
to be on target and Sean Moloney was very impressive for the bally boys. Mike Gleeson broke the deadlock early in the second half and gave a man
of the match performance throughout for Cappamore. Paddy McMahon made it 2 - 0 before Shane O Donoghue converted a spot kick to put the
final passages of play on a knife edge. But Celtic were not to be denied and were worthy winners.
Cappamore; Stuart Scott, Sean Lynch, Eoin Smith, Mike Gleeson, Ben Coleman, Gearoid Mulcahy, Jack Dillon, Mike Daly, Pauric Gleeson,
Cian Griffin, Emily Hayes, James O Brien, Gary Bargary, Paddy McMahon a d Mark O Mahoney
Ballylanders; Philip O Sullivan, Killian O Brien, David Thorpey, Tom Fitzgerald, Shane O Donoghue, Sean Moloney, Rhys Fitzgerald, Oisin Browne,
Daniel Holahan, Adam McDonald, Killian Riordan, Shane Kelly, Patrick Holahan, Sean Meade, William Fitzgerald and Peter Kirby
; Cappamore Celtic 2 Ballylanders 1
U-13 cup final
Charleville duly completed the double at this age group and were well ahead of their rivals in the league and had to emerge from the tough side of
the cup draw to reach this final while Rathkeale were pleased to have reached the decider by an easier route. Rathkeale conceded after 5 minutes and
had the opportunity to level from the spot shortly after but Dale Ahern saved the penalty and with that the Sky Blues wilted and never got back into
this game. There were doubles for Brian Buckley and David Jones for Charleville, Peter Demjanovic hit a brace having been sprung from the bench in
what became a goal bonanza. Tony Curtin and Jesse Smith with a neat header, also hit the rigging and Jack Callaghan walloped home a dipping 30 yard
shot for the goal of the game. Travis O Reilly and Luke Jones tried hardest to stem the tide in Rathkeale's defense and Brian Keating and Eoin Kelly were enterprising
in the Sky Blue attack. Captain Timmy Hawe was presented with the cup by league secretary Tim Fitzgerald.
; Rathkeale 0 Charleville 9
Rathkeale; Aaron Hogan, Terence Donovan, Mark Wilmott, Barry Coleman, Travis O Reilly, Luke Jones, Andrew Meade, Conor McNamara, Dylan
Lynch, Brian Keating, Eoin Kelly, Sean Malone, Mark White, Jack Fahey and Roy Kerins
Charleville; Dale Ahern, Kieran Foley, Eoghan Buckley, Timmy Hawe, Mark Lyons, Tony Curtin, PJ Hehir, Jack Callaghan, David Jones, Jack
Moloney, Brian Buckley, Cathal Guiney, Jesse Smith, Peter Demjanovic, Sean O Kelly and Luke Quinn.
U-11 cup final
; Croom Utd 4 Herbertstown 2
This Croom side carried the torch for the club this year and completed the double also and Jonathon Hayes has many bright prospects for the future,
brimming with flamboyant talent and delivering a season to remember. AJ Moloney left footed in the opener after 12 minutes. 5 minutes later a Cian Fitzgerald
volley was cleared off the line and Jason Lawlor knocked in the rebound to give Croom a 2 - 0 lead. However, Herbertstown's star player Tyrique McNamara netted
before the break and it was all to play for. But Cian Fitzgerald volleyed home from a Leon Kirrane cross and AJ Moloney put the issue beyond doubt with 10 minutes
remaining. There were penalties missed at both ends but Croom are worthy cup and league winners. Captain Tim Lyons accepted the cup on behalf of his team.
Croom; Tim Lyons, Nathan Bennett, Eoin O Shea, Leon Kirrane, Jamie Greaves, AJ Moloney, Cian Fitzgerald, Josh Shinners, Jason Lawlor, Mark
Renoff Burchill, Tarken Dubeic, Tristian Sheerin, Scott Roche and Eric Cregan.
U-13 Division 1
Rathkeale led this competition before losing their final game to this opposition last week. Knocklong prevailed at Kilmallock in a well contested play-off by
the odd goal in five. Eoin Kelly struck a fine goal for Rathkeale after 3 minutes, Dylan Corbett levelled within 2 minutes. Brian Keating restored Rathkeale's
advantage blasting home a free kick on 10 minutes. Dylan Corbett also converted a free kick and in the second half Owensie Sheahan was the Knocklong
saviour in the second half netting the all important winner. Dean Moore, Darragh Keogh, Jack Houlihan, Bradley McNabb and
Killian Lyons sparkled for Knocklong. Rathkeale's brightest were Aaron Hogan, Brian Keating, Andrew Meade, Eoin Kelly and Jack Fahey.
play-off; Knocklong 3 Rathkeale 2
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