Don't forget the family fun day starting at 5pm TODAY !!
We've bouncy castles, slides, assault course, penalty shoot-out, face-painting and lots more.
Hot food, snacks, minerals, tea & coffee available also.
It's all happening today at Boyle Celtic's grounds.
The Ian Beirne Memorial Tournament has reached the semi-final stages. Both semis and the final will play out tonight from 6.30. There also be an under 11 exhibition before the final.
The semis will see Trojan take on Magic Magees at 6.30 and that is followed at 7pm by The Moylourg vs Scanlons Bar.
Entry is "FREE" as usual.
Keeping you up to date with all the happenings in the world of Boyle Celtic FC
Saturday, 17 July 2010
Tuesday, 6 July 2010
Ian Beirne Memorial 7-a-side Tournament
Boyle Celtic FC is delighted to announce that the Ian Beirne Memorial 7-a-side tournament will be held from Thursday July 15th to Saturday July 17th on the club's all weather pitch in Celtic Park. For an entry form and further details, please contact Owen O Donohoe on 086 2209211.
Boyle Celtic's Family Fun Day will take place in conjunction with the final of the Ian Beirne tournament on Saturday 17th. There will be bouncy castles, penalty shootouts and fun obstacle course among other attractions for young kids. Music and entertainment is provided by Partytime DJs.
EVERYONE is welcome and entertainment is FREE !!
Boyle Celtic's Family Fun Day will take place in conjunction with the final of the Ian Beirne tournament on Saturday 17th. There will be bouncy castles, penalty shootouts and fun obstacle course among other attractions for young kids. Music and entertainment is provided by Partytime DJs.
EVERYONE is welcome and entertainment is FREE !!
Photos Needed
Do you have any Boyle Celtic related photos? Old or New? We are appealing for photographs which we will copy and then give you back the originals. The club is currently working on our facilities and we're going to frame the photos and put them on the walls of the clubhouse. Please drop any memoribilia you have into Sandra McCrann, Richard Kennedy or myself. All originals will be returned to you.
Wednesday, 9 June 2010
Presentation Night
Boyle Celtic will host their end of season presentation night this Friday 11th June, in Mirek's restaurant at 9pm. All players of the year will be presented and the two league winning sides will receive their medals. A delegation from Sligo Rovers will attend and striker Joseph Ndo (pictured), will make the presentations. Joseph is a Cameroon international.
All are welcome to attend and we will have some food for you should you wander in. We will also have clubperson of the year presented and some special recognition awards on the night. Any queries contact Richard Kennedy 086 8323322.
Sunday, 9 May 2010
Away Win for Celtic in Super League
Boyle Celtic won their penultimate league game with considerable ease, away to Manor Rangers and could meet them again next week should Manor reach the semi-final of the Robert Cawley Cup. It was Celtic’s last away fixture in this year’s Super League and they set about their business from the off. Good passing from McHale, McCrann and Corrigan was putting severe pressure on the Manor defence. Chances came and went but no breakthrough. True to form, Celtic conceded without Manor having an effective attack. McKenna misjudged a back-pass and Alan Hickey finished for the Leitrim men. It turned out to be the only shot in anger towards Kyle Suffin’s goal.
Boyle replied almost immediately when Mick Corrigan clipped a ball over the defence for John Connolly to head home. The pressure was relentless from Celtic but they could not convert. Half-time 1-1. Johnny Dwyer came on for the injured Sean Duignan at the break.
The pattern of the game did not change in the second half with Boyle applying constant pressure. A great corner from McCrann created a goal for Noel McKenna. Minutes later McCrann opened up Manor again, putting Mick Corrigan in. Corrigan’s control, turn and low shot, was met however, by a fine save from the Rangers keeper. That didn’t deter Corrigan at all as he made it 3-1 on the hour mark. He created and finished the goal himself and it was a well deserved goal for him, as it capped a fine personal performance. John Connolly had to come off injured late on and was replaced by player manager Eddie Conroy. A trademark mazy dribble from him resulted in a free-kick on the edge of the box. McCrann’s effort was saved however.
Team: Kyle Suffin, Michael Corrigan, Colm Brennan, Noel McKenna, Alan Duffy, Paul Flanagan, Martin Mullen, John Connolly, Brian McCrann, Michael McHale, Sean Duignan. With: Johnny Dwyer, Eddie Conroy.
Man of the Match: Michael Corrigan Referee: Tommy Oates (Sligo)
Boyle replied almost immediately when Mick Corrigan clipped a ball over the defence for John Connolly to head home. The pressure was relentless from Celtic but they could not convert. Half-time 1-1. Johnny Dwyer came on for the injured Sean Duignan at the break.
The pattern of the game did not change in the second half with Boyle applying constant pressure. A great corner from McCrann created a goal for Noel McKenna. Minutes later McCrann opened up Manor again, putting Mick Corrigan in. Corrigan’s control, turn and low shot, was met however, by a fine save from the Rangers keeper. That didn’t deter Corrigan at all as he made it 3-1 on the hour mark. He created and finished the goal himself and it was a well deserved goal for him, as it capped a fine personal performance. John Connolly had to come off injured late on and was replaced by player manager Eddie Conroy. A trademark mazy dribble from him resulted in a free-kick on the edge of the box. McCrann’s effort was saved however.
Team: Kyle Suffin, Michael Corrigan, Colm Brennan, Noel McKenna, Alan Duffy, Paul Flanagan, Martin Mullen, John Connolly, Brian McCrann, Michael McHale, Sean Duignan. With: Johnny Dwyer, Eddie Conroy.
Man of the Match: Michael Corrigan Referee: Tommy Oates (Sligo)
Tuesday, 20 April 2010
Under 18 League Final
The under 18s play their league final this Saturday 24th April in Sligo. Kick-off is 4pm at the pitch in Sligo IT.
All support is hugely welcomed. Many of these young lads are already making steady inroads into the Senior team. Brian McCrann, James Carty, Johnny Dwyer, Thomas Tymon etc.
Best of luck lads.
All support is hugely welcomed. Many of these young lads are already making steady inroads into the Senior team. Brian McCrann, James Carty, Johnny Dwyer, Thomas Tymon etc.
Best of luck lads.
Celtic Attack with a Digger !
John Connolly was the star of Boyle Celtic’s hard fought point against league leaders and favourites City United of Sligo. Despite heading home a great goal, into his own net, John Connolly produced a stirring display at the heart of Boyle’s defence. Celtic have been out of sorts recently with some very disappointing performances but against City they got back to the energetic, passing game that was the norm in the first half of the season. Other performances of note were Michael Corrigan, Colm Brennan, Aaron Calpin and a stirring display from new striker Sean Duignan.
Celtic started brightly and attacked from the off. Their defence of Corrigan, Brennan, Connolly & McKenna looked comfortable as City struggled to get going. With 5 minutes gone, Paul Flanagan picked up a ball 30 yards out and probably couldn’t believe the space he was afforded. He duly accepted the invitation to shoot and let fly with a screamer to the top corner. Boyle 1 nil up. Things were going well for Boyle and the very influential Connolly seemed to be in front of every attempt from City United. It was ironic then that Connolly in his quest to defend everything headed a ball past the advancing Kyle Suffin for a fortuitous equalizer to City. (35 mins). It didn’t phase him however because he was excellent throughout.
Both sides had good chances to score again but none were taken. Sean Duignan was proving a real handful for City’s defence and he opened up many gaps for McKillen, Calpin & Flanagan. For City United, Gareth Kelly and Keith Nibbs were a constant danger but when Kelly was given a straight red for foul language, City’s resolve seemed to fade.(70 mins). James Carty was introduced for the injured Flanagan and he added pace to Boyle’s midfield. Chances came and went and the game finished 1-1, but it was certainly far from a boring draw.
Team: Kyle Suffin, Michael Corrigan, Colm Brennan, Noel McKenna, Owen O Donohoe, Paul Flanagan, Aaron Calpin, John Connolly, Brian McCrann, Lee McKillen, Sean Duignan. With: Chris Casey, Johnny Dwyer, Thomas Tymon, James Carty.
Celtic started brightly and attacked from the off. Their defence of Corrigan, Brennan, Connolly & McKenna looked comfortable as City struggled to get going. With 5 minutes gone, Paul Flanagan picked up a ball 30 yards out and probably couldn’t believe the space he was afforded. He duly accepted the invitation to shoot and let fly with a screamer to the top corner. Boyle 1 nil up. Things were going well for Boyle and the very influential Connolly seemed to be in front of every attempt from City United. It was ironic then that Connolly in his quest to defend everything headed a ball past the advancing Kyle Suffin for a fortuitous equalizer to City. (35 mins). It didn’t phase him however because he was excellent throughout.
Both sides had good chances to score again but none were taken. Sean Duignan was proving a real handful for City’s defence and he opened up many gaps for McKillen, Calpin & Flanagan. For City United, Gareth Kelly and Keith Nibbs were a constant danger but when Kelly was given a straight red for foul language, City’s resolve seemed to fade.(70 mins). James Carty was introduced for the injured Flanagan and he added pace to Boyle’s midfield. Chances came and went and the game finished 1-1, but it was certainly far from a boring draw.
Team: Kyle Suffin, Michael Corrigan, Colm Brennan, Noel McKenna, Owen O Donohoe, Paul Flanagan, Aaron Calpin, John Connolly, Brian McCrann, Lee McKillen, Sean Duignan. With: Chris Casey, Johnny Dwyer, Thomas Tymon, James Carty.
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