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Franchise system the way forward
In a hard-hitting critique of the domestic league last week, GERRY KELLY insisted the time has come 'switch off the life support' and 'let the league die'. This week, the well known broadcaster offers his alternative to the current set-up and argues his plan could be a win-win for all involved... THE first weekend of a new season and attendance figures across the five matches played in the Premier Division of our top soccer league make for sad reading.
Byrne furious with old mate
CONAN Byrne was pulling no punches in his post-match condemnation of former teammate Anto Murphy, after the Bohs star won his side a soft late penalty at Dalymount Park on Friday night.
Double whammy
STILL smarting from last Friday's controversial defeat by Bohemians, Sporting Fingal have suffered another blow – with the news that Lorcan Fitzgerald will miss at least the next six games.
Rivervalley shatter Glebe's cup hopes
A GOAL inside three minutes sent Rivervalley Rangers' Under-8 Premier team on their way to victory in Saturday's Eamon Ludden Cup semi-final.
Athletic in a Rush
TWO first-half goals from Scott Doyle and Kevin Kelly saw the St Catherine's Park men win through to the final of the Leydens Cup.
Downey's at the double for Lusk
'MY name is on that cup. How about yours?' These were the words of manager Hugh O'Malley to his team after they recorded a terrific 3-1 victory over Malahide United at the Castles on Saturday.
McArthur seals historic victory
THERE was plenty of drama down at Towns Park on Saturday, with a deflected McArthur goal sending Skerries through to their first ever cup final.
Tuite the goal hero for 'Town
AS the scoreline suggests, this was a tight but very enjoyable Under-7D game, contested by two closely matched teams.
Female keepers star as semi-final ends in stalemate
IT was a fine sunny morning in Clonalvy, where these two teams battled it out for a place in the final of the NDSL Under-10 Premier/A Wrights Cup. Both squads were well matched and neither side was given much space on the day, with the two respec-
Celtic put Manor to the sword in semis
SWORDS Celtic completed the double over their near neighbours, with second-half goals from Jackson Osikomaiya and Jack Leahy sending them through from Saturday's semifinal at Balheary Reservoir.
Inside Soccer
- Disgruntled league chief hits back at article
- Title-chasing Templeogue too good for brave Rush
- Lough take spoils in tense local derby
- Cezar provides the magic as Sporting win FAI Futsal Cup
- Brennan's a party 'Killer' as Bohs pip the new boys
- SFAI Cup/North Dublin fixtures
- Glebe North out to Mount a cup revival
- Heavy defeat
- Winning team ready for incredible season
- Super savings on tickets
- New kids on the block out to top the charts
- Rush setting modest targets
- Josh switch pays off as Balbriggan storm back
- Mateza treble sinks saints in local derby
- Moore makes a good point
- Young guns can lift the doom and gloom
- Let's get real!
- Switch off the life support
- Doyle's boys ready for trip of a lifetime
- Tuohy tames Glebe
- Malahide into the last eight
- Rock-solid Skerries
- North Dublin League fixtures
- Metro joy for gutsy Malahide
- Athletic assume top spot
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Disgruntled league chief hits back at article
GIVEN the high quality of coverage devoted to the Airtricity League in your newspaper, it was disappointing to read Gerry Kelly's article...
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Senator Ryan seeks the removal of asbestos roof in local school
THE removal of the asbestos roof in Balbriggan Community College was sought by Labour Senator Brendan Ryan during an adjournment debate in the Upper House...
