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Date: May 23rd  2013

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Already our Roll of Honour for 2012-2013 is beginning to take shape and hopefully over the next fortnight many more teams will be added to the list.

Roll of Honour 2012-2013

Under 18 Super ;

DDSL Super League Runners-Up    

DDSL Ferrari Cup Runners Up   

Leinster Youth Cup Runners Up

Under 17 Premier ;      

FAI Under 17 Cup Winners                

DDSL PFAI Cup Winners

Under 16 Premier;      

DDSL McGrath Cup Runners Up

Under 14 Premier;      

SFAI Goodson Cup Winners              

DDSL Thunder Cup Winners

Under 13 Premier;      

DDSL Brady Cup Runners Up              

Under 12 Premier;     

DDSL League Winners

Under 12.3;                   

BRENFER A League Winners

Under 11 A Saturday ;

DDSL A League winners 

Under 11.2 Sunday;    

DDSL A1 Sunday winners 

DDSL Fitzgerald Cup Runners-Up       

Brenfer McKenna Cup Final

Under 14 Brenfer Premier

St Kevin’s Boys v Swords Celtic @ 10.30am

 Sunday May 26th

Amateur League Complex

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Our first teams interest in the AUL Nivea Cup was brought to an end by Sherriff Y C 0-2 their only interest now centres on the AUL Liddy Cup where again Sherriff Y C will be the opposition on a date yet to be confirmed.

Saturday brought some better news in the shape of our 12 DDSL Premier’s 4-2 win away to Belvedere F C which clinched them the League title with three games to spare.  Great credit is due to Paudie O’Sullivan and Paul O’Dwyer and all the players.

Edenderry Town proved no match for our DDSL under 14 Premier squad in the final of the SFAI Goodson Cup at Whitehall.  They dominated the entire game and could have won by much more but for some fine saves from Aaron O’Neill in the Edenderry goal who made 3 outstanding saves during the game.  Captain Aaron Townley headed the 1st from a cross by Shane Stokes and Michael Creegan added a second just before half time, early in the second half Tristan Moran’s long cross deceived everybody and found it’s way into the net for the third.  SKB goal keeper Dan Brennan made his first save of the game in the 65th minute – such was the dominance displayed by his team throughout.  Full marks to Joe Quinn, Gareth Dodrill, Willie Burke, Frank Loftus and all the players on their second cup final win in a week and hopefully they can wrap up the 14 DDSL Premier League over the next 10 days.

On Saturday night at Peamount F C our 16 Premier were by far the better team throughout the 80 minutes of their DDSL McGrath cup final against Cherry Orchard F C and it was a shame that this fine performance was overshadowed by two disgraceful refereeing decisions the first of which ruled out an SKB goal in the first half and the second even more blatant where an obvious push on Anthony Breslin – who was the last defender – was left un-punished and allowed Cherry Orchard to score the winner with 5 minutes to go.  The players and management first of all deserve great credit for their performance and more so for the degree of restraint they showed in the face of such adversity.

After a long league season Our 10.2 Sunday and our 11.3 Sunday have qualified for play offs in their respective leagues the 10′s for to win the league and the 11′s for the runners up spot.  Our 11.2 Sunday having failed narrowly to win the DDSL Fitzgerald cup last week need just one more point from their remaining league games to win the DDSL 11 A1 Sunday. 

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Our under 17 Premier won their second major Cup title in a week when they again defeated Cherry Orchard F C 3-1 in the final of the DDSL PFAI Cup at the AUL Complex.  They now turn their attention to their back log of League games which should they win them they would achieve a remarkable treble of all the titles open to them at their age group this season.  Great credit is due to all the players and their coaching staff.

Victory in the Thunder Cup for our 14 Premier 3 -2 against Cherry Orchard F C where Evan Pearse and Mikey Creegan (2) were the goal scorers is the first leg of what could be a similar treble title at under 14,

For the second time in a week a 2-1 defeat knocked our 18 Super’s bid for a similar treble when they lost their final league game away to St Patricks Athletic where a win would have given them the league title by a point and the concession of two sloppy goals yesterday the first inside the first minute and the second five minutes from time from a penalty was enough to deny them victory in the DDSL Ferrari Cup final against Dundalk F C.

St Joseph’s Boys defeated both our 11 A1 Sunday team 1-0 after extra time in the final of the Paul Fitzgerald Cup and our 13 Premier team in a more emphatic fashion 4-1 in the final of the Liam Brady Cup.

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The Saints had bounced back from conceding a 22nd minute goal by Conor Mooney to lead 2-1 at half-time through goals by Evan Shine and Aaron Ashe but then found themselves down to ten men with 15 minutes to go when left back Jason Caffrey was sent-off after receiving his second yellow card.

Two minutes later Cherry Orchard equalised through Adam Walsh and then had a goal disallowed for offside and the game looked destined for extra-time when Confrey struck.

Even then the drama wasn’t over as St Kevin’s midfielder Cian Kavanagh was sent-off for picking up his second yellow card then the Cherry Orchard captain Sean McGrane was shown a straight red card for a dangerous tackle.

Despite the strong wind which blew across the excellent Glebe North surface, the two teams served up a tightly contested game.

St Kevin’s had the most possession in the opening quarter and looked the more threatening but it was Cherry Orchard who opened the scoring on 22 minutes when St Kevin’s conceded a needless corner, left back Adam Harvey swung the flag kick to the back post where centre half Conor Mooney met it first time and drilled a low shot in to the far corner.

That goal seemed spured SKB into another gear and they eventually equalised on 36 minutes when some good build up play ended with a cross by Cian Kavanagh to the back post where Evan Shine headed home a fine goal.

Three minutes later SKB went in front when a corner from the right was met by the head of Aaron Ashe and the ball somehow squirmed past goalkeeper Ian Molloy and over the line to make it 2-1 at the break.

St Kevin’s were very much in control of the second-half for 30 minutes but the sending off Jason Caffrey for a second yellow card changed the whole complexion of the game and threw Cherry Orchard a lifeline which they gratefully accepted within two minutes. An innocuous looking shot from the edge of the box by centre-forward Adam Walsh took a deflection and deceived keeper Jack Brady and he could only watch in horror as the ball bobbled over the line off the post  and into the net.

Three minutes later substitute Ryan Masterson looked to have put Cherry Orchard ahead when he swept the ball into the net after Brady had parried a shot but the assistant’s flag shot up immediately for offside and the goal was disallowed – a close call.

The three minutes of added on time had just commenced when SKB grabbed an unlikely winner as somehow they found themselves in a 3v1 break and Stephen Confrey showed great patience and coolness in drawing the keeper before slotting a low right-footed shot into the corner of the net to send the large group of SKB supporters into rapture.

But the drama wasn’t finished yet over-exuberant celebrations saw midfielder Cian Kavanagh receive a second yellow for removing his jersey, having been earlier booked for dissent they were now down to nine men. However Cherry Orchard’ two man numerical superiority only lasted a few seconds as from the re-start skipper Sean McGrane was shown a straight red for a dangerous tackle.

St Kevin’s managed to hold on for the remaining few minutes and referee Ciaran Redmond’s final whistle signalled the end of a dramatic final. St Kevin’s defender Sean Heany was named as the Umbro Man of the Match and the FAI U17 Cup was presented to St Kevin’s captain Ryan Robinson and vice captain Aaron Ashe by the chairman of the FAI Domestic Committee, Jim McConnell.

St Kevin’s Boy’s: Jack Brady; Gregory Sloggitt, Ryan Robinson, Sean Heaney, Jason Caffrey; Stephen Confrey, David Packenham, Cian Kavanagh, Dylan Kavanagh; Aaron Ashe, Evan Shine. Subs: Kaleem Simon for Kavanagh (65), Glen Reddy for Shine (77), Keith Kelly for Ashe (90). Subs not used: Sean Gorman, Jordan O’Reilly, Ronan Jones.

Cherry Orchard: Ian Molloy; Adam Harvey, Conor Mooney, Conor Dunne, Jake Corrigan; Timmy Babbington, Sean McGrane, Armstrong Becomo, Jack Bayly; Adam Walsh, Jamie McGrath. Subs: Ryan Masterson for Babbington (63), Jack Byrne for Adam Walsh (85). Subs not used: Conor Foley, Karel Ntumba, Lyle Hood, Daragh Gannon, Chris Roche.

Referee: Ciaran Redmond, Assistant Referee 1: Austin Bracken, Assistant Referee 2: Mark McEvoy, Fourth Official: Darren Corcoran.

5 players from our Under 16 Premier squad have been selected to represent the Republic of Ireland boys team - they are;

Derek Daly, Anthony Dolan, Anthony Breslin, Graham Kelly and Shane Elworthy.

Shanowen Road will host  3 games in these series;

Wednesday May 8th Wales v Czech Republic (Girls) @ 5pm.

Sunday May 12th Ireland v Germany (Boys) @ 12 noon.

Wednesday May 15th Germany v Romania (Boys) @ 11am.

Our 11.1 Sat were at home to Home Farm F C in the quarter final of the DDSL Condron Cup and were defeated on penalties.

Last Saturday our 13 and 14 DDSL Premier teams played St Francis F C and Cherry Orchard F C away in the semi finals of the SFAI Troy Cup and SFAI Goodson Cup respectively, unfortunately the 13′s were defeated 1-0 in an evenly contested game in which they will rue some missed chances, the 14′s scored late in their game against Cherry Orchard and held on to win in what was also a very tight contest.   On Sunday  our 12 Premier were away to Malahide United in the semi final of the SFAI Danone Cup and were also left to rue some missed chances in a game that was spoiled by a strong breeze throughout, Malahide despite being reduced to ten men early in the second half held out through extra time and were clinical with their penalties which saw them advance to the final at our expense.

Sunday also saw our 11.2 side away to Knocklyon United  in the semi final of the DDSL Fitzgerald cup where they recorded a 1-0 win in what was a typical tight semi final and our 14 Brenfer Premier were in convincing form at Fairview Park  in their semi final against St Josephs East Wall in the Brenfer McKenna Cup running out well deserved 3-0 winners.

Our 17 Premier were away to Tolka Rovers in Johnstown Park in the semi final of the DDSL PFAI Cup  and they kept their sustained challenge for honours on 4 fronts going with a 5 – 0 win, the 18 Super reached the final of the DDSL Ferrari Cup when they defeated Shelbourne 3-0 at the College of Surgeons.