This article is from page 74 of the 2007-08-07 edition of The Clare People. OCR mistakes are to be expected so download the original SWF or the rendered page 74 JPG
AFTER taking a break over the bank holiday weekends it’s full steam ahead for underage soccer in the county.
There is a full programme of games down for decision with 19 fixtures due to be played.
Tonight the under 11 leagues takes centre stage with Moher Celtic look- ing to continue their solid start to the season when they take on Lifford in JBHIaVEIATanelOvee
Elsewhere in the same division Newmarket take on Moneypoint at McDonough Park.
In division three, leaders Burren United are another North Clare side that have made a winning start to the season.
They face a tough challenge in the form of Fern Celtic. In the under 13 league, Lifford will be hoping to get their second win of the campaign with a home tie at Cassidy Park where Connolly Celtic are the visitors.
Newtown take on Mountshannon at Ballycasey while in division two, St Pats will be hoping they can leapfrog Newmarket at the top of the table with victory over Moher Celtic in Kiulmihil.
It’s already getting tight at the top in
division one of the under 12 league. Moneypoint and Ennis Town are tied on ten points with four games played. Sitting in third are Avenue United on nine points and three games played.
Moneypoint take on Avenue United in Kilrush with Lifford and Bridge United meeting in Lees Road.
It’s a similar situation in the under 16 league where three games are tied on six points. Fern Celtic are among the early pace-setters and they travel to Lees Road next Tuesday night for a meeting with Turnpike Rovers.