SFAI Goodson Cup Quarter Final 29th March 1998 Westport United 0-2 Monaghan United

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Any one here remember that game in Westport back in 1998, when you beat us after extra time? What has happened to all these players from that game? How did Monaghan United get on in the semi final of the competition that year?

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Westport United: Managers: Danny McLaughlin-Currently involved with the U.10s in coaching.

John Moran-Helps out with Rice College secondary school.

Players: Stephen Gillen-No longer involved in playing.

Eoghan McHale-FAI Junior Cup winner 2005. Looking at playing for a Dublin side at present.

Joe Lawless-Ever present player, FAI Junior Cup winner 2005 and won junior caps for the Republic of Ireland.

Colm Keane-Played a major role in Westport United winning the Super League in 2007. Was on the FAI Junior Cup winning squad.

James Hogan-No longer plays for Westport United but is a key member of the Mayo hurling team.

Johnny Gannon-Was playing with the Westport United B team until last year.

Austin O'Malley-Took a few years out to concentrate on boxing and was relatively successful. Came back into the fold and had a pretty good season with the club.

Brendan Quirke-Part of the B team squad that won the Premier League title recently.

Thomas Higgins-Did play with the B team last year. Goalkeeper for the Westport GAA team.

Vincent Rigney-Took time out. Was planning on pushing for the Westport United U.18 team when he was tragically killed in a road accident in 2001.

Kevin Kelly-No longer involved in playing.

Sean Hoban-Was away for the last year and will be playing for the B team again next season.

Danny Scahill-Captain that day and is back flying for the team again. Was in Australia for a year. FAI Junior Cup winner 2005.

Gerry McLoughlin-Another key player towards the FAI Junior Cup win in 2005. Was in Australia for a year and is currently looking sharp for the team.

David Hoban-Very committed player for the team and chips in with crucial goals and always battles. Was unfortunate with injuries over the last five years and very nearly did not end up playing in the FAI Junior Cup final in 2005 but made a late appearance in the game.

Colin Navin-Honest, reliable, brave and indefatigueable. This guy would die for the cause and wears his heart on a sleeve. Another member of the FAI Junior Cup winning squad of 2005.

Mark Joyce-Was playing B team football up to last year.