Who did Ballina Town get?
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Who did Ballina Town get?
5th Round Draw .
01. St Peters ( West Meath) v Westport United ( Mayo) .
02. Moyle Park (Donegal) v Carew Park or Moyross Celtic (Limerick AUL) .
03. St Michaels (Tipperary) v St Pauls Artane (Dublin) .
04. St Brendans Park (Kerry) v Carrick United (Waterford ) .
05. Crumlin United (LSL) v Avenue United (Clare) .
06. Glen Celtic (Cork AUL) v Newtown Celtic .
07. Portlaoise or Valley Park (Dublin) v Geraldines or Summerville (Limerick Aul) .
08. Galbally (Tipperary) v Hibernians (Waterford) .
09. Wilderness (Tipperary) v Braysil (Wicklow) .
10. Ballaghadereen (Roscommon) v Clonmel Town (Tipperary) .
11. Hill Celtic or Ballynanty Rovers (Limerick Aul) v Glengoole (Tipperary) .
12. Buncrana v O’Devaney Dunard or Sheriff YC (Dublin AUL) .
13. Collinstown FC or Mid Sutton Shalke v Janesboro or Pike Rovers (Limerick AUL) .
14. Ballymun Utd (Dublin AUL) v Moyne Celtic .
15. Lexilip Fc (LSL Kildare) v Kingswood Fc (LSL Dublin) .
16. Fairview FC (Cork ) v Ballisodare Utd (Sligo) .
17. Liffey Wanders (LSL Sunday) v College Corths (Cork) .
18. Newcastle West (Limerick) v Ballymoe FC (Roscommon) .
19. Grange Utd (AUL Sunday) v Hospital Crusaders/Kilmallock (Limerick) .
20. Weston Villa/Regional (Limerick) v Kerrykeel 71 FC (Donegal) .
21. Crettyard Utd (Carlow) v Quigley Points Swifts (Donegal) .
22. Boyle Celtic (Sligo) v NUI Galway (Galway) .
23. Castleisland/Abbeyfeale Utd (Des) v Ballina Town (Mayo) .
24. Thurles Town (Tipperary) v Blarney Street Ath (Cork) .
25. Mervue Utd (Galway) v Evergreen(Kilkenny)/New Ross Cel (Wexford) .
26. Killarney Celtic (Kerry) v Maynooth FC (LSL Sun) .
27. Strand Celtic (Sligo) v Mayfield Utd (Cork) .
28. Freshford/Thomastown FC (Kilkenny) v Douglas Hall B FC (Cork) .
29. Duleek FC (Meath) v Greenwood FC (Cork) .
30. Park Celtic (LSL Sun) v Aileach FC (Donegal) .
31. Trin Celtic (Meath) v Corrib Rgs (Galway) .
32. Firhouse Clover (LSL Sat) v Fort Rangers (Kilkenny) .
st michaels v st pauls artane is surely the tie of the round. been a long time since saints played a top aul side in cooke park. should get a serious crowd in cooke park for that 1. when are ties being played?Quote:
Originally Posted by Aldo
are st.pauls considered a top aul side?sherrif,kilbarack,o devaneys,maybe ballymun,st.kevins.Quote:
Originally Posted by republican
ST Pauls beat us 2-0 in the lasr round,after we had beaten them 4-0 earlier in the season both away for us.Theyve definately improved and have a good all round team ,with current Junior International Conor Dillon at the back and a sprinkling of experienced players throughout the team.They are a top 6 team in our League AUL Prem A and should give ST Michaels a good game.
Any Date for when the 5th round is to be played ?
RESULT
Janesboro 0-3 Pike Rovers
Any more results in Limerick?
Tame enough game..Quote:
Originally Posted by KUFCMan
balla won 4 nil.
Kilmallock won 1 nil
carew won 4-2 aet
geraldines v summerville abandoned for fighting. .
tame is putting it mildly tbh,very poor match lightened up only by tierneys performance in the second half.pikes experience of these games won out in the end and they should have won by more.janesboro are miles off winning an fai.Quote:
Originally Posted by Second
boro very disappointing there so called big players done nothing all game in the end they were lucky to only lose by 3 pike number 10 was best player on pitch followed closely by pike number 6 in my opinionQuote:
Originally Posted by Fairkop
A lot of money lost today paddy power cleaned up
Boro got out of the game exactly what they put in nothing at all !!!! below average performances from the entire team
it was a below average performance from both Boro and Pike, Boro were harmless, Tierney was the best player on the pitch, shane clarke never turned up and I cant see Pike or any Limerick team winning the Fai this season, the management team of the Boro have to be questioned too, they had no 2nd plan
Agree with newblood on the game but very much with hightackle - without a strong defensive display, Pike would've been in trouble. Great games from Neville, Mullins, Enright, Hartnett, Boris, Carroll and Tierney. The other 15 players on the pitch were average, bar maybe Hurley for Boro. Showed great heart and 1st time he's ever shown himself as a good Boro man for me.
Would you have one listen to yourself.poor performance from pike? Ill bet Holly is having one good laugh off of you.he apparently cleaned up.he might even buy you a pint if you bump into him.Quote:
Originally Posted by mrman
Oh by the the way mrman who else have you seen outside limerick.??
Pike will take some stopping this year!
To say it was a poor game is clueless...both semis last year were exactly like this..Top team canceling each other out...was nothing in it til the first goal and when the Boro keeper dropped the ball for the second it was game over as going 3 at the back v Pike is a recipe for disaster.
Taught Enright was the beat player on the park.
Agree Topper Pikes back 4 were excellent. Young mullins Jason I think started a bit nervous but he got to grips with it as the game wore on.Had a tough job in marking Shane Waters but in fairness to him over the 90 minutes he came out on top.Shane Clarke was well marshalled by P Mullins and Colm Enright and as you said Colm was very good I thought Pikes midfield of Boyle and OShea were outstanding.they never let ogorman or lyons get their foot on the ball.Tierney and hartnett wete their usual self busy as bees especially Tierney who was outstanding Collins was playing well until he had to go off injured and Seamus Carroll was outstanding all through the 90 mins.Why Janesboro played clarke up top on his own was baffling.Will take a very good side to stop on yesterdays second halfs performance. Well worth the 5.if AOB was at the game im sure he would say the Mullins was exceptional. I heard also the reason he went off was his missus went into labour at the game and gave birth shortly later.cingrats to both him and his missus.Quote:
Originally Posted by TopperHarley
There's a full play-by-play report (by Tom Rooney) on Junior Soccer Portal so I'll just add some of my own tactical observations:
- Apart from TopperHarley above, I've yet to hear anyone give Colm Enright the credit that he deserves for his performance yesterday. In fact, in reference to Shane Clarke's lack of impact on the game, I overheard two Pike fans say that "Mullins had him in his pocket". Enright was the blocker on the day and was in contact far, far more often with Shane. Time and time again he got the foot in for the interception or won the aerial challenge. He was fantastic.
- Boro did two things well in the first half - firstly, they effectively man-marked John Tierney (through Aidan Hurley), something I've been calling for time and time again here. Secondly, they channeled their play down the left through Shane Waters in an obvious attempt to target Pike right full Jason Mullins. Jason committed three fouls in the first 25 minutes on Shane, incurring a yellow card. The decision by the Boro management to take Shane off that side and put him up front at 0-2 was a mistake (although in their defence they were being screamed at by Clarke about how he was "on his own up there" minutes earlier).
- Pike were also targeting Donnan at right full, and Cian Collins got in behind him a number of times. He was unlucky to have an effort cleared off the line by Lee O'Mara. Shame for the lad that his hamstring went. Still, his replacement Boris made the difference, scoring one and making two.
- The aforementioned change of shape from Boro happened at 0-2, and struck me as a bit haphazard. At first it looked like a 4-4-2, with O'Gorman dropping back from the 10 position into midfield, sub Nash going left wing and Waters joining Clarke up top. Within minutes, however, it had switched to a 3-4-1-2 system, with left full Harkin going into the middle with Hurley, and O'Gorman back in the 10 position (this time behind two strikers). This meant that striker-by-trade Declan Nash was covering a flank by himself. Pike targeted it, and it was no surprise when the third came from a free kick from that side.
- Either side of Boris' opener, Boro had a one-on-one opportunity that they spurned. James Hayes was sent clean through by a lucky richochet in the first half and the disappointing Mike O'Gorman should have benefited from a loss of possession by Jason Mullins early in the second half. Neither could convert.
- Pike also deserve a lot of credit for the way they pressed in midfield and prevented Boro from creating passing sequences.
Read 2 posts above you.Im sure you would agree that Pike had no need for concerns regarding Mullins as you posted previously. By the way forgot to mention Gary Neville s save from Thonas Clarke.It was unreal how he got down to it.Is FAI on again next week??Quote:
Originally Posted by AlanOB
Ya Pike away to Collinstown in Dublin
Your post had not yet been made when I pressed reply.
Neville's save was mentioned in Tom's report. It was indeed fantastic.
This Mullins thing has been blown way out of proportion. I reported on a poor performance from him against Aisling. I didn't question his ability as a defender. In the end, you're right - Pike needn't have had any concerns. But then he wasn't under any pressure. He was cover for Enright up against one striker for most of the game. I don't recall him needing to make one covering challenge in that period, such was the dominance of his partner in that battle.
Pike playing Lawson next week collinstown a round behind AFAIK
What you said was Pike would have concerns about pa in their upcoming big games.pike would never have concerns about pa you obviously dont know that.pa got in as many challenges as colm did yesterday they took it in turns to deal with him.no goal again from play from probably the best striker in junior football.seamus carroll gave the watching junior international manager food fir thought.Quote:
Originally Posted by AlanOB
Seamus O'Carroll was indeed very good. He mostly played to the left of centre, targeting Lee O'Mara who hasn't had much game time recently, skinning him impressively on more than one occasion. Obviously he pounced on Glasheen's spill for the second goal, but he could have been more clinical with the two good chances that he was presented with in the first half. Still, in any game where Pike are expected to come up against a deep defence (which is most games), he'd be the striker they should be picking. Healy, on the other hand, is a great option off the bench on the counter if Pike are defending a lead.
Certainly have a much more rounded squad than last year.
Carrick away to St Brendans Park Sunday at 2pm and Hibs are away to Galbally. Two hard games for the Waterford league teams. Is there many other 5th round games on this weekend?
good to see the pike supporters out in force in this thread commenting on what was a brilliant,deserved victory with glowing reports on the team and in particular their two centre halfs......amazing how quite the MJC thread was a few weeks back after their defeat to ballananty,now whats the balla centre fowards name again?......didn,t think so .
Killarney Celtic v Maynooth
Newcastle West v Ballymoe fc
Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobby D
Heard earlier that Crumlin utd v Avenue Utd is fixed for the 10th january. Seems like a long way off seeing as there will be 5th rd ties going ahead this weekend
Derek Hanlon.scored and also taking down for a pen Anything else you need to know don't hesitate to ask.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fairkop
Few 4th round ties this weekend
Freshford Thomastown FC 08-Dec Collinstown FC OMP FC 08-Dec O’Devaney Dunard Sheriff YC 06-Dec Portlaoise Valley Park 07-Dec Castleisland Abbeyfeale Utd TBC Geraldines Summerville TBC
And a skip of 5th Round ties.
Firhouse Clover (LSL Sat) Fort Rangers (Kilkenny) 07-Dec Liffey Wanders (LSL Sunday) College Corths (Cork) 07-Dec Ballaghadereen (Roscommon) Clonmel Town (Tipperary) 08-Dec Ballymun Utd (Dublin AUL) Moyne Celtic 08-Dec Ballynanty Rovers (Limerick Aul) Glengoole (Tipperary) 08-Dec Boyle Celtic (Sligo) NUI Galway (Galway) 08-Dec Crettyard Utd (Carlow) Quigley Points Swifts (Donegal) 08-Dec Duleek FC (Meath) Greenwood FC (Cork) 08-Dec Fairview FC (Cork ) Ballisodare Utd (Sligo) 08-Dec Galbally (Tipperary) Hibernians (Waterford) 08-Dec Grange Utd (AUL Sunday) Kilmallock (Limerick) 08-Dec Killarney Celtic (Kerry) Maynooth FC (LSL Sun) 08-Dec Moville Park (Donegal) Carew Park (Limerick AUL) 08-Dec Newcastle West (Limerick) Ballymoe FC (Roscommon) 08-Dec Park Celtic (LSL Sun) Aileach FC (Donegal) 08-Dec Regional (Limerick) Kerrykeel 71 FC (Donegal) 08-Dec St Brendans Park (Kerry) Carrick United (Waterford ) 08-Dec St Michaels (Tipperary) St Pauls Artane (Dublin) 08-Dec St Peters ( Westmeath) Westport United ( Mayo) 08-Dec Strand Celtic (Sligo) Mayfield Utd (Cork) 08-Dec Thurles Town (Tipperary) Blarney Street Ath (Cork) 08-Dec Trim Celtic (Meath) Corrib Rgs (Galway) 08-Dec Wilderness (Tipperary) Braysil (Wicklow) 08-Dec Mervue Utd (Galway) Evergreen(Kilkenny) 14-Dec Buncrana O’Devaney Dunard or Sheriff YC (Dublin AUL) 15-Dec Glen Celtic (Cork AUL) Newtown Celtic 15-Dec Crumlin United (LSL) Avenue United (Clare) 10-Jan Portlaoise or Valley Park (Dublin) Geraldines or Summerville (Limerick Aul) TBC Collinstown FC or OMP FC (Dublin) Pike Rovers (Limerick AUL) TBC Lexilip Fc (LSL Kildare) Kingswood Fc (LSL Dublin) TBC Castleisland/Abbeyfeale Utd (Des) Ballina Town (Mayo) TBC Freshford/Thomastown FC (Kilkenny) Douglas Hall B FC (Cork) TBC
So who's got the longest journey?
Looks like Carew Park with about 770km round trip.Quote:
Originally Posted by fanaticfan
Oh wow. Hope they traveling the night before
We left tonight.:-) :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by fanaticfan
LATEST
O Devaney 0-2 Sheriff YC
First team into last 32 is NUI Galway - they beat Boyle Celtic 2-1 last night in Round 5
Thought round 5 was last 32???
R4 RESULT
O Devaney 0-3 Sheriff YC
Sheriff play Buncrana Hearts away in R5
R5 is last 64