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Up Date
Ladies Looking To Advance To Mary Walsh Cup Final
27/06/2009
The Celtic ladies will be hoping to advance to the Mary Walsh Cup Final when the meet Snugboro Utd on Sunday 28th June @ 11.00 pm in Conway Park. Manager Jeremy Dee will hoping the team will bring last week form into the game. Big games are needed from Emma Mullin, Anne Moran, Claire Flannelly, Maria Harrington, Louise Fahy and Patrica Moran
Super League Side Looking Forward To Derby Challenge
27/06/2009
The clubs Super League side will be looking for their second league win when the meet neighbouring league side Snugboro Utd on Saturday 27th June @ 7.00 pm in Celtic Park. Mick Kilcourse, Adrain O’Brien and Paul Large will be hoping that the side can maintain the form that put seven passed Kilmore in the Chadwick Cup last Thursday.. The management team know this will be a difficult tie and will need big performances from as Russell Gibbons, Fintan McHale, Eamon Crean, Brian Thompson, Keith Hopkins and Barry McLoughlin as well as the younger players Peter Flatley, Stephen Fitzgerald, James McGurin, Mark Towey, and Jon Daly
Young Hoops Stay Top After Hard Fought Victory
26/06/2009
Castlebar Celtic 3-1 K&K Utd
The Celtic U12 A squad had to fight all the way for this victory over an excellent K&K Utd side in Celtic Park on Friday evening. It was the away side you were first to threaten but like many sides this year they found Paul Walsh in tremendous form in the Celtic goal and he was well protected by the hard working back four of James Minogue, Kenny Downes, Conor Murray and Anthony O’Boyle who had an outstanding game especially in the second half when he kept the Utd big striker quite and never gave him a sniff of goals. The Celtic midfield of Berry Redmond, Mark McDonnell, Jason Hunt and the top class Stephen McDermott had to work hard for everything they got. With the front two of David McNicholas and Kieran Padden working hard it was only a matter of time before Celtic took the lead. The first goal arrived after ten minutes when Jason Hunt beat two defenders before riffling the ball to the roof of the net and the home side were tow five minutes later when Stephen McDermott brilliant strike gave the Utd keeper no chance. Following this Celtic spurred a number of good chances but it was the away side who was next to score when their big striker brook and coolly finished from in side the box making for a similar opportunity he had missed moments earlier. The second half saw the introduction of Evan Heneghan, Karl Benson and Fintan Borotto and they all played their part in this vital victory. Celtic had Utd pinned into there own half for long periods in the second half but they never could relax until the third goal arrived and it did with five minutes remaining when McDermott finished from close range. Celtic: Paul Walsh, Conor Murray, Stephen McDermott, David McNicholas, Jason Hunt, Kenny Downes, Barry Redmond, Michael McDonald, Peter Minogue, Fintan Borotto, Arron Neary, Steven McDermott, Karl Benson, Conor Quinn, Jack Towmey, Ethan Heneghan, Mark McDonnell, Anthony O’Boyle, Jonathan Morley, Kieran Padden
Celtic Ladies Unbeaten In Eight
26/06/2009
Castlebar Celtic 4-0 Manulla
In round 8 of the Texoil Women’s league Castlebar Celtic took on Manulla in St. Mary's ground on Thursday last. Again, under strenght, Celtic prevailed on a score line of four nil. Missing from the team that was so impressive against Sligo Rovers 4 days earlier were Maz Sweeney, Anne Moran, Claire Flannelly, Maria Harrington, Louise Fahy and Patrica Moran.
Katie Walsh started the scoring when she latched on to a knock on from Emma Mullin to chip home from 30 yards. She doubled that lead 10 minutes later with another fine strike. Emma Mullin scored in each half to secure the three points. Manulla had much of the possession and created a number of good chances, but failed to put them away. Celtic: A. Concannon, A. Mullahy, Y. Byrne, H. Walsh, T. Connolly, T. O'Toole, M A O'Reilly, D. Hestor, A. Kilkelly, K. Walsh, E. Mullin. subs P.Moran, C. Boland, M. Nolan, C. Carroll
Celtic U-14’s March On
25/06/2009
Castlebar Celtic 9-1 Swinford
The Padraic Cresham and Michael McDermott’s managed U-14 squad remain on top of the Mayo Premier League after a comprehensive victory of Swinford in Celtic last Wednesday evening. It was the away team who drew first blood with Liam Irwin in the Celtic goals was helpless to stop the Swinford striker powerful finish. This goal seemed to wake up the home side and with the excellent back four of Stephen Walsh, Jamie Ivers, Mark Nolan and Eric Eaton comfortably dealing with what Utd could throw at them. The home defence dominance allowed the midfield quartet of Colm Nevin, Gary Walsh, Kenneth McDermott and Gerry Hunt to support the hard working front two of Cillian McNeela and Keith Mulchrone throughout the first half. The game was 15 minutes old when Celtic leaved after a great strike from McNeela. Both teams went in level at half time but Celtic were guilty of not converting a number of one on one chance’s their excellent play created. The second half saw the introduction of Kevin Quinn, Darren Murray, Colm Dravins, Adam Chambers and the Mayo Kennedy Cup strikers Cian Brennan and Jordan Loftus and they all played their part in this commanding second half performance. A hat-trick from Brennan and Loftus as well as goals from Murray and Nevin put the helpless Swinford side to the sword. The score line was very harsh on this hard working Utd side but Celtic were deserving winners
Celtic Retain Mayo Community Games Title
24/06/2009
Castlebar Celtic 1-0 Iorass Aontaithe
CASTLEBAR Celtic retained their Mayo Community Games crown with a scintillating victory over Iorras Aontaithe in an evenly-balanced decider at Celtic Park on Sunday.
A second half strike by David McNicholas ensured the home side of a place in the provincial finals at Newbridge, Co. Galway, on July 18. But immense credit went to the Belmullet side for the spirited and energetic nature of their performance.
The visitors were unfortunate not to force the issue into extra time with a well-stuck effort that was destined for the net until Celtic defender Conor High made his dramatic intervention.
Celtic started positively but their failure to convert a number of early opportunities created a level of self doubt. Robert Fallon could not believe his luck when he was denied by the woodwork before driving another decent attempt wide of Alan Lynskey’s right hand post.
Iorras found it difficult to break down a stubborn Celtic rearguard, but Ray Loughrane, Michael Stakelum and Mark Kelly had to make a number of telling tackles to keep Jack Sweeney and Marcus Barrett at bay. The decisive breakthrough occurred early in the second half when substitute Evan Heneghan found space behind the Iorras defence with his pace and vision.
His work created an opening which McNicholas ruthlessly exploited with his strike from 10 yards.
The Iorras response was magnificent, placing the home rearguard under intense pressure with their character and commitment.
It was during this phase the experience of central defender Fintan Borotto and midfielders Kieran Padden and Mark McDonnell proved essential in holding Iorras at bay. But it was far too close for comfort from Castlebar’s perspective and much work needs to be done before the provincial finals next month. Celtic: S. Ryder, M. Kelly, C. High, R. Loughrane, F. Borotto, M. Stakelum, K. Padden, M. McDonnell, M. Benson, R. Fallon, D. McNicholas. Subs: E. Heneghan, R. Timlin, S. Fleming, C. Hastings, M. Maloney, C. Walsh
Eight Minutes Of Madness Cost Super League Side
24/06/2009
Castlebar Celtic 4-4 Manulla
MANULLA produced one of the most amazing comebacks in the history of the Mayo Super League at Celtic Park on Sunday. They battled from being 4-1 in arrears with six minutes remaining to salvage a sensational draw with goals by Roger Clarke (two) and substitute Michael Jennings, a former Celtic player. It’s a result that is certain to give Manulla immense heart over the coming weeks of the campaign while it is likely to have the opposite effect on Celtic unless luckless manager Michael Kilcourse accentuates the positives rather than the negatives. The visitors looked dead and buried before being reduced to 10 players by the harsh red-carding of Terry Maughan for a second booking 21 minutes into the second half.
Maughan got his marching orders for kicking the ball in the direction of the target after being pulled up for offside. While the referee, Damian McGrath, was correctly applying the laws of the game, his execution of them bordered on the pedantic in respect of the incident in question. Even so, Celtic cannot use it as an excuse for the astonishing nature of their collapse. How they react against Snugboro next Saturday evening has the potential to define their season. The sides were tied 1-1 at half-time. Maughan gave Celtic an early lead before Gary Durkan equalised by clinically dispatching a free kick past goalkeeper Kevin Stenson.
The Celtic custodian did not come out for the second half after suffering concussion in a clash with Manulla ace Roger Clarke. Fintan McHale donned the goalkeeping gloves for the second period and watched with glee as his side opened up a three-goal lead in the opening quarter of an hour of the half.
The highly influential Gary Price restored Celtic’s lead with a clinical finish before Maughan was brilliantly on the mark from a direct free kick. Then Keith Hopkins made it 4-1 when he converted a free kick awarded for a handball infringement. By that stage, Manulla had lost their defensive stalwart Tommy Walsh through injury. A hint that Manulla had not thrown in the proverbial towel was given in the 73rd minute when Clarke struck the crossbar and was denied by McHale on the rebound. Even the most optimistic of visiting supporters could not have anticipated what was about to happen after goalkeeper Graham Glavey made two stunning saves to stop Price from putting the match completely beyond Manulla’s reach.
The indefatigable Clarke pulled a goal back with six minutes remaining and made it 4-3 in the 90th minute by lobbing the ball over McHale’s head. And a remarkable fightback was completed two minutes into added time when Jennings salvaged an improbable equaliser. The Celtic players could only wish a huge hole opened up in the middle of Celtic Park to swallow them up while their Manulla counterparts celebrated as if they had won the game. Celtic: K. Stenson, J. McGauran, J. Daly, B. Thompson, K. Hopkins, W. Hurst, S. Fitzgerald, B. McLoughlin, G. Price, T. Maughan, P. Flatley. Subs used: F. McHale and N. Naughton.
Super League Side In Chadwick Cup Action
24/06/2009
The clubs Super League side will be looking to advance to the 3rd Rd of the Mayo Chadwick Cup when the meet fellow Super league side Kilmore on Thursday 25th June @ 7.00 pm in Celtic Park. Mick Kilcourse, Adrain O’Brien and Paul Large will be hoping for a similar second half performance minus the last eight minutes against Manulla. The management team know this will be a difficult tie and will need big performances from as Russell Gibbons, Fintan McHale, Eamon Crean, Brian Thompson, Keith Hopkins and Barry McLoughlin as well as the younger players Peter Flatley, Stephen Fitzgerald, James McGurin, Mark Towey, and John Daly
2008/09 U-13 Player Of The Year Awarded
23/06/2009
The clubs talented 2008/09 U-13 team Player of the Year and Most Improved Player of the Year were announced at the clubs very well attended Youth Presentation night held in the TF Royal Hotel. The Most Improved Player of the year went to the Jordan Loftus and Player of the Year was given to Stephen Walsh. Well done to both players.
U-14 Squads Back To League Action
23/06/2009
The clubs U-14 A team will all be in action on Wednesday night in the 8th Rd of the Mayo league. The A team mangers Padraic Cresham and Michael McDermott know they have a big game this week when they meet Swinford. This will be a difficult tie and the team will have to perform if they want to maintain their 100% winning start to the season. The team will be picked from the following squad. Stephen Walsh, Alex Smyth, Colm Nevin, Jamie Ivers, Noe Baba, Gerry Hunt, Cian Brennan, Jordan Loftus, Cillian McNeela, Colm Drevins, Keith Mulchrone, Mark Nolan, Jason Hunt, Darren Murray, Kenneth McDermott, Liam Irwin, Adam Chambers, Ben Garrett, Kevin Quinn, Garry Walsh, Eric Eaton. The B team will meet Ballina Town on Wednesday evening @ 7.00 pm in Belleek Park. Managers Denis Ahern and Gerry Conway have been encouraged with the recent performance of this very young team over the last couple games . The management team will be looking for big games from Darragh Morrin, James Gurien, Niall Conway, Chris McCormack, Sean Conlon, Conor Ludden, Dylan Ralph, Darragh Coll, Conor Murphy, Keith Holina, Derek Harkin and Patrick Ahern. The C game is postponed until next week. The C team play Killala at 6.30 pm in Celtic park and the management team will be looking for big games from Kevin Scott, Dermott Noonan, James Gallagher, Daniel Moore, Ronan Roach and Sean Ivers
Fixtures For This Week 24
23/06/2009
Mayo Super League: Snugboro Utd V Castlebar Celtic Sat 27th June @ 6.30 pm Away
Mayo Premier League: Ballinrobe Town V Castlebar Celtic B Sun 28th June @ 2.30 pm Away
Chadwick Cup: Castlebar Celtic V Kilmore Thur 25th June @ 7.00 pm Celtic Park
Mayo Ladies League: Manulla V Castlebar Celtic Thur 25th June @ 7.00 pm Away
Mary Walsh Cup S/Final: Snugboro Utd V Castlebar Celtic Sun 28th June @ 2.30 Away
U-14 Premier League: Castlebar Celtic V Swinford Wed 24th June @ 7.45 Celtic Park
U-14 Division 1: Ballina Town V Castlebar Celtic B Wed 24th June @ 7.00 Away
U-14 Division 2: Castlebar Celtic C V Killala Wed 24th June @ 6.30 pm Celtic Park
U-12 Premier League: Castlebar Celtic V K&K Utd Fri 27th June @ 7.00 pm Celtic Park
U-12 Mayo Div 2: Castlebar Celtic B V Bangor Hibs Fri 27th June @ 7.00 pm Celtic Park
Results For Last Week
23/06/2009
LOI A Championship: Sligo Rovers 1-0 Castlebar Celtic
Mayo Super League: Castlebar Celtic 4-4 Manulla
Mayo Premier League: Castlebar Celtic B 1-3 Swinford
U-12 Premier League: Castlebar Celtic 6-0 Swinford
U-12 Mayo Div 2: Ballyvary BB 2-0 Castlebar Celtic B
U-12 Mayo Div 2: Castlebar Celtic B 1-2 Manulla
U-12 Mayo Div 3: Castlebar Celtic C 3-1 Fahy Rovers C
Mayo Community Games Final: Castlebar 1-0 Belmullet
Kilkelly’s New Meteor Offer
22/06/2009
Kilkelly’s Meteor has launched its latest offer for the Month of June. Anyone moving to Meteor will receive the new Nokia 5800 for free as well as free calls evening and weekends to any network plus unlimited free calls to all land lines. You will also get a summer picnic tool kit (Music speakers & electric wine bottle opener) for free. This offer is exclusively to Kilkelly’s Meteor outlets in Castlebar and Ballina
Ladies Hit Rovers For Eight
22/06/2009
Sligo Rovers 0-8 Castlebar Celtic
While the Celtic men could not find the net on Saturday this was not the case for the Celtic ladies who put eight passed the helpless Sligo Rovers keeper in the FAI Intermediate Cup on Sunday. The tone was set from the first minute when Claire Flannelly burst forward from right back, was feed in by Maria Harrington, and the resultant shot hit the side netting. Only three minutes were gone when Maz Sweeney struck a speclative shot from 25 yards that deceived the Sligo keeper and hit the back of the home net. Maz doubled the visitors lead some 7 minutes later with another long range effort and it was beginning to look like a route was on the cards.
Maz completed her hat trick, Emma Mullin got a brace, and Anne Moran scored with a fine header from a Maeve Ann O'Reilly corner to leave the half time score 6 nil. Celtic were playing up hill and against the breeze in the second half but added to their tally with a fine individual goal from Maria Harrington and a strike from Amy Hopkins. As a contest, the game was over after half an hour, but the Castlebar outfit maintained good possession for the whole of the game and will be looking forward to the draw for round 2 with some confidence.
Eight Minutes Of Madness Cost Super League Side
22/06/2009
Castlebar Celtic 4-4 Manulla
Anyone who left this game with 10 minutes remaining would never have believed that 10 man Celtic could have blow a three goal lead but that what transpired in Celtic Park yesterday. Looking at the overall game few could argue that Manulla did not deserve something from the game as they should have been two or three up at half-time instead both teams went in on level terms 1-1. The home side goal coming from Terry Maughan after ten minutes after been set up by the class act on shown Gary Price. What every the management team said at half time it worked as Celtic were a different side with midfielders Barry McLoughlin and Wesley Hurst getting on top in the middle of the park. Celtic were 4-1 after 15 minutes of the second half thanks to goals from Gary Price, Terry Maughan and a penalty from Keith Hopkins. The loss of goalkeeper Kevin Stenson in the first half and the sending of Terry Maughan for a second booking did not help the home side cause but in fairness Fintan McHale did pull of a wonderful save to deny Roger Clarke. With eight minutes remaining Manulla scored three quick goals and it was the home team who were happy to hear the final whistle. While the result was disappointing there was a lot of positives out there for this young side.
One That Got Away
22/06/2009
Sligo Rovers 1-0 Castlebar Celtic
The clubs League of Ireland team went down 1-0 to Sligo Rovers after dominating the game for the majority of the game. Rovers scored in the first half from their only chance of the game. Celtic just could not capitalise on the possession they enjoyed throughout the game and rued all the chances that went a begging. This was a another lesson for this young side that chances have to be taken at this level or you will be punished.
Young Stars Honoured
22/06/2009
The club held its presentation night for seasons 07/08 and 08/09 for its U-12 to U-16 squads in the TF Royal Hotel was a great success. The 07/08 season Celtic captured the U-12, U-16 and U-18 Mayo Premier League & Cup and in 08/09 the U-12 & U-16 retained the Mayo Premier League & Cup, U-14 won the U-14 Premier League, U-12 C team won the Mayo Division 3, Community Games team retained the Connacht title for a third year in a row and the U-18’s won the Connacht Cup for a third time in four years and are still in the finals of the Mayo League & Cup competitions. Player of the Year (P) and Most Improved Player of the Year (MP) were awarded to: 07/08 Season; U-12C Dermot Noonan (P), Kevin Scott (MP); U-12B James Gaurin (P), Colm Dravins (MP); U-12A Colm Nevin (P), Jamie Ivers (MP); U-13 Keith Egan (P), Nicholas Jordan (MP); U-14B Luke Ruddy (P), Patrick Harkin (MP); U14A Tommy O’Reilly (P), Michael Padden (MP); U-15 Emmet Healy (P), Roy Cresham (MP); Dylan Bennett (P), Darragh Howley (MP); U-16A Shane Moran (P), Fergal Durcan (MP); 08/09 Season; Community Games Cathal Lisibach (P), Charlie Gannon (MP); U-12C Conor Murray (P), David McNicholas (MP); U-12B Mathew Ruane (P), Paul Walsh (MP); U-12A Adam Chambers & Conor Ludden (P), Stephen McDermott (MP); U-13 Stephen Walsh (P), Jordan Loftus (MP); U-14C James Durkan (P), Derek Harkin (MP); U14B Dara Frost (P), Lorcan King (MP); U-14A Marcus Moylette (P), Paul Colleran (MP); U-15 Jamie Fallon (P), Darren McGuinness (MP); U-16B Liam Nevin (P), Michael Padden (MP); U-16A Cian Costello (P) Keith Kilcourse (MP);
Young Hoops Hit Swinford For Six
20/06/2009
Castlebar Celtic 6-0 Swinford
The Gabriel Downes and Barry Redmond’s U-12 team hit a hard working Swinford side for six in Celtic Park last Friday evening. The management team decided to try out a number of players in different positions and we happy enough with the experiment. Celtic played into a stiff breeze in the first half and were on top from the start thanks to the excellent midfield quartet of Captain Karl Benson, Conor Murray, Jake Twomey and Evan Heneghan. The home side’s first goal came from the penalty spot after Fintan Borroto was taken down and the superb Stephen McDermott made no mistake from 12 yards. Celtic second goal arrived five minutes later when the lively Jonathan Morley raced clear of the Swinford defence to coolly finish to the net. With the Celtic back four of Anthony O’Boyle, Michael McDonald, Colm Quinn and Stephen McDermott dealing with everything the away side could through at them. The home side had to thank their brilliant goalkeeper Paul Walsh for keeping Swinford at bay when he made a top class save to deny the young striker what looked like a certain goal. Celtic were three up before the break following a great finish by Fintan Borroto. The second half saw the introduction of Steven Noonan, Kenny Downes, Barry Redmond, David McNicholas, Evan Neary, Mark McDonald, Kieran Padden and Jason Hunt and they all played their part in this impressive victory. Three second half goals by Jonathan Morley, David McNicholas and Jason Hunt keep the young hoops on top of the Premier League table.
No Winner Of The Weekly Lotto
19/06/2009
There was no winner of the clubs weekly lotto jackpot of €5,000. The numbers drawn were 14, 16, 29, & 31. The €20 winners are C. Sheeran C/o APC, Frank McHale, Carmel Coll & Willie DolanThe next draw will take place in Sloyan’s Bar on Thursday 25th June with the Jackpot @ €5,100. The lotto committee would like to thank John Moran’s for holding the draw and all the people who purchased tickets
Super League Side Looking For First Home Win
19/06/2009
The clubs Super League side will be looking for their first home win of the season when they meet Manulla in on Sunday 21st June @ 2.30 pm in Celtic Park. Manager Mick Kilcourse is hoping that he can welcome back the exam tied players that were unavailable to him over the last two weeks. The management team know this will be a difficult tie and will need big performances from as Russell Gibbons, Fintan McHale, Eamon Crean, Brian Thompson, Keith Hopkins and Barry McLoughlin as well as the younger players Peter Flatley, Stephen Fitzgerald, James McGurin, Mark Towey, and Jon Daly
League Of Ireland Side Looking Forward To Derby Tie
18/06/2009
The clubs League of Ireland Senior side will travel to play Sligo Rovers in the Newstalk League of Ireland A Championship on Saturday 20th June @ 2.00 pm in Yeats Utd ground. Managers Declan Kilkelly and Harry Jennings know that next Saturday’s game is the most important tie so far this season. Following their side excellent victory over Salthill Devon it is vital they can bring their game form into this game. Sligo Rovers could possible have six ex Celtic players in their team this weekend with Ciaran Kelly, Chris Kelly, Danny Fallon Paul Curry, Mark Corrigan and the impressive Eoin Torey all on the Rovers books. The management team will be looking to experience players Sean McHale, Andy Neary, Ger O’Boyle, Ashley Stevenson, Danny Broderick, Declan Flynn, Stevie Ryan as well as the younger members Pat Fitzgerald, Ioseph O’Reilly, Peter Dravins, Aidan Walsh, Enda McGahon, Mattie Hamilton, Chris Rowland and James McGuran to stamp their quality on this tie
U-12’s Looking Forward To League Ties
17/06/2009
The clubs U-12 A team managers Gabriel Downes and Barry Redmond will be looking to keep the winning start to the season going when they meet the ever improving Swinford in their Premier League clash on Friday 19th June in Celtic Park @ 7.00 pm. The management know that this will be another difficult tie in their quest for the League title for a fourth year in a row. This group of talented players know that they will not be able to gave away a two goal lead as they did in the last game,. The team will be selected from the following squad: Paul Walsh, Conor Murray, Stephen McDermott, David McNicholas, Jason Hunt, Kenny Downes, Barry Redmond, Michael McDonald, Peter Minogue, Fintan Borotto, Arron Neary, Steven McDermott, Karl Benson, Conor Quinn, Jack Towmey, Ethan Heneghan, Mark McDonnell, Anthony O’Boyle, Jonathan Morley, Kieran Padden . U-12 B team away to meet Ballyvary BB and know this will be a difficult tie as they have already tasted defeat at the hands of Ballyvary already this season. The B team managers Colin McCormick and Gerry Timlin will be hoping that the team can reproduce the form that saw them defeat Manulla B last week. The management team will looking for big games from Anthony Lawless, Jack Kelly, Michael Stakelum, Jack McCormick, Ryan Timlin, Thomas Mongey, Ethan Gibbons, Evin Morrin, Jamie Deveany, and Finnian Martin. The C team meet Fahy Rovers @ 7.00 pm in Celtic Park All Weather Arena and managers Tom Kelly and Peter Jennings will be looking for Conor Hide, Osin Horkan, Robert Fallon, Cathal Hastings, Jamie Ralph, Mark Kelly and Darragh Donnelly to have a big say in this tie. Best of luck to all teams.
Women’s Up Date
16/06/2009
Mayo Congrats to Maria Harrington and Avril Kilkelly from the Castlebar Celtic Women’s team, who have been selected to represent Connacht in the U17 Gaynor cup on the weekend of the 4th of July.
A speedy recovery to Rachael King, the Women’s team defender who suffered a broken ankle in a friendly game against Salthill Devon at the weekend. The game was organised as part of the team’s preparation for the FAI/Umbro Intermediate cup. Celtic takes on Sligo Rovers next Sunday, 21st June, in Merville, Sligo at 2pm. Upcoming fixtures include home in the Texoil league v Manulla on Thursday 25th June and home v Snugboro in the Mary Walsh cup semi final on week end of 28th June
Bosh Sponsors Celtic’s Women’s Team
16/06/2009
Saturday evening last saw the launch take place of the new Celtic Women's kit. The event took place in Bosh, the sponsors of the Women's team. Michael McDonnell, owner, presented the kit to team manager Jeremy Dee and team captain Katie Walsh. Also present were Chairman Gerry Walsh, Treasurer Pat Gavin, club members Vinny May, Paddy Moylette and players from the women's team. Many thanks to the management and staff of Bosh for their support of Castlebar Celtic Women’s team.
Fixtures For This Week 23
15/06/2009
LOI A Championship: Sligo Rovers V Castlebar Celtic Sat 21st June @ TBC
Mayo Super League: Castlebar Celtic V Manulla Sun 21st June @ 2.30 pm Celtic Park
Mayo Premier League: Castlebar Celtic B V Swinford Sat 20th June @ 6.30 pm Celtic Park
FAI Womens Intermediate cup: Sligo Rovers V Castlebar Celtic Sun 21st June @ 2.30 pm Away
U-12 Premier League: Castlebar Celtic V Swinford Fri 19th June @ 7.30 pm Celtic Park
U-12 Mayo Div 2: Ballyvary BB V Castlebar Celtic B Fri 19th June @ 7.00 pm Away
U-12 Mayo Div 2: Castlebar Celtic B V Manulla B Tue 16th June @ 7.00 pm Celtic Park
U-12 Mayo Div 3: Castlebar Celtic C V Fahy Rovers C Fri 19th June @ 7.00 pm Celtic Park
Community Games: Castlebar v Belmullet Sun 21st June @ 12.00 pm Celtic Park
Results For Last Week
15/06/2009
Mayo Super League: Kilmore 0-0 Castlebar Celtic
Mayo Premier League: Manulla B 2-4 Castlebar Celtic B
U-14 Division 1: Castlebar Celtic B 3-0 Ballinrobe Sat
U-14 Division 2: Castlebar Celtic C 2-6 Claremorris B
U-12 Premier League: Castlebar Celtic 3-2 Ballinrobe
U-12 Mayo Div 2: Manulla B 0-4 Castlebar Celtic B
Community Games: Castlebar 4-2 Ballyhaunis
Super League Side Earn Point On The Road
15/06/2009
The clubs Super league side had to settle for one point from their trip to Kilmore last Saturday evening. Mick Kilcourse’s side will run an number of second half opportunities that went a begging but overall the management team where happy to keep its second clean sheet in a row away from home.
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