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Claremorris AFC

1 hour ago

Claremorris AFC
Round 1 of the SFAI U14 Boys National Cup saw Claremorris AFC through to the next phase with a 2-1 away win against Westport United B this afternoon. Squally showers, a low slung sun and swirly winds greeted the players as they warmed up at United Park, but while the strong breeze prevailed it was ‘soccer synchronicity' that proved to be the X-Factor between the two teams. Telepathy between twin brothers Faustas & Nojus Gudaitis ensured the ‘Boys in Green’ would be in the draw for the next round. Their direct passing move led to the match winner as Faustas postioned over an inviting lay-on for Nojus to volley home. That goal came in the 13th minute, 7 mins after Ross Connolly struck the opener for the visitors from close range. While Claremorris were in control mostly, the Westport side looked dangerous on the break and sure enough made one such attack count towards the latter part of the first half, benefiting from the wind on their backs, as well! 2-1 then and that scoreline remained over the second half too as Claremorris tried hard to add to their tally but the Westport side remained stubborn to the cause.Facing and overcoming the conditions for the club today were David Walshe, Tom Comer, Matthew Gilligan, Oisin Sweeney, Charlie Hanley, Cathal Killeen, Mark Warde, Nojus & Faustas, Ross, Aaron O’Dea, Daniel O’Keefe and Aaron Gill. Round 2 beckons! ... See MoreSee Less

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Claremorris AFC

5 hours ago

Claremorris AFC
Our U18s were in FAI Youth Cup action today at home to Ballinrobe Town. They got off to a good start with Padraig Jennings putting us in to an early lead. Ballinrobe then took over with 3 well taken goals but a great run and finish from Enda Jennings had it 2-3 at the break. The away side added a fourth but Thomas Maughan calmly slotted past the keeper to set up a nervous last few minutes. Not to be as the away side scored right at the death. It was a good performance from our lads who kept going right until the end. Best of luck to Ballinrobe Town in the next round. ... See MoreSee Less

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Claremorris AFC

9 hours ago

Claremorris AFC
Divisional cups kick off for both our Junior teams tomorrow. First up our Junior B team travel to Mount Falcon at 11AM to face Conn Rangers B with hopes of progressing to the next round. The afternoon then sees our Junior A lads host recently crowned league champs Ballyheane at 2.30PM in which will surely be a fiercely contested game. All support for our squads is greatly appreciated!! 👏👏🟢⚽️ ... See MoreSee Less

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Claremorris AFC

1 day ago

Claremorris AFC
Two big youth team fixtures to look forward to tomorrow. First up our U12 Boys travel down to Galway to face Renmore! Then in the afternoon our U18 lads are looking to progress to the next round of the FAI U18 Youth Cup as they host Ballinrobe Town at 2PM. All support greatly appreciated 👏👏🟢⚽️ ... See MoreSee Less

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Claremorris AFC

2 days ago

Claremorris AFC
Our U14 Girls played out a highly entertaining 5-5 draw away to a good Swinford side this evening. The Girls started well and took the lead when Eabha sent in a great cross from the right and Zainab finished well. The home side then scored 2 rapid fire goals to take the lead. A good move and some great persistence led to Lauren firing in a fantastic equalizer, but we conceded once more to be behind at the break. We got level soon after the restart when Chloe finished brilliantly from the tightest of angles. Again, the home side went ahead only for Zainab to restore parity almost immediately. It looked like Swinford would take the three points as they went ahead again but a great move led to Lauren getting us back level again. There was still time for Bridget to pull off a brilliant save from a dangerous free kick and so it remained level at the final whistle. Our Girls showed amazing Character and resilience to get back into the match again and again. As always it was a total team effort from all Our Girls in green this evening.Claremorris AFC teamBridget O’Grady, Lara McNulty, Emma Bracken, Laila Hopkins, Caoimhe Kitching, Lucy McDermott (Capt.), Faye Walsh, Lauren Melvin, Aisling Leydon, Eabha Walsh, Zainab Naeem, Kate Burke, Chloe O’Keefe. ... See MoreSee Less

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