Great Start For The Priests

Wednesday Div 1

Footy Leagues got off to a bright start for the Summer season in the excellent weather. Cuban Priests also got off to a bright start in life in Division 1 when they beat a new look Racing Club side by 5-4. Llyod Dorgan excellent performance in midfield for the Priests proved decisive and he scored an impressive hatrick to help seal the 3 points. Mark Menton scored a brace for Racing who pushed the Priests all the way.

The Booze Crew look like early season favourites after their impressive demolition job on the Chancers. David Quigley, Andrew Doody and Ian  Stapleton were all in scoring mood and played some excellent football and look like they might be the team to beat if they can keep this side together for the Summer.

The Tools also played some great football as they opened their season with a 5-2 win over Far From Athletic. Ross McCarthy was best for the Tools who should also be contenders for the Division 1 title.

Wednesday Div 2

The ever improving Hit or Miss team also had a good start with a 6-3 win over Novartis. Danny Driscoll and Dan McSweeney were impressive for Hit or Miss who got off to a lucky start with a Novartis own goal.

The Baggios trounced newcomers the Avengers and top the table on goal difference.

Wayne O Callaghan scored 4 times and impressed along with the industrious Alan O’Gorman for the Baggios.

Douglas Mortgage also started with 3 points after beating Balaga Tonga 3-1. The experienced Jim Walsh led the way for Mortgage. Eoin Kennedy replied for Balaga.

Nualight and CUH played out a very entertaining 2 all draw. This division looks like it will be very tight and should go down to the wire.

Wednesday Div 3

Footy newcomers Lennons Lemmons and seasoned Footy campaigners

Dynamo Tonduff played the game of the week that finished in a 4 all draw. Justin Banks scored his 2^nd goal of the evening late in the game and the Lemmons thought they had sealed the 3 points until last seasons MVP winner Dave Murphy stepped up with a last gasp equaliser for Tonduff.

Paul Bartlett scored the goal of the week for the Average Joes as they beat Crystal Fallace bay the odd goal. Joe O Sullivan scored twice for the Joes.

James Mealy was in scoring mood for Sub Standard Liege as they trounced Real Soso Bad. If Liege can finally learn how to defend they will be favourites for this division as they have a very attacking team and are capable of scoring lots of goals.

A last minute goal from Alan Murray sealed a point for Reardons against FC Coping Badly. Philip Sweetman was best for Reardons and Martin Hallahane was man of the match after his Hatrick for Coping Badly