A.G.M. Held

Friday, 14 May 2010

The Athletic Union League held a very sucessful AGM last night in the Complex. There was a packed house to hear the President Tony Martin revisit the season gone by and all the success it brought to the league. Sucess in the form of 10 AUL players in Gerry Smiths Junior International squad. Five AUL players capped for Ireland in the Quadrangular in Co Down and four players capped for Ireland's international Futsal team when they played Norway. The league has gone from strength to strength and this Monday is a testamony to success when Giovanni Trappatoni will attend our press conference in the Regency Hotel to announce four new sponsors for the league.

When all the talking was done all the officers were re elected for another term. The executive was also re elected and it is this continuing show of support for your committee that make the AUL the best league in the Country. 

Sheriff YC Clinch Senior Sat

Monday, 10 May 2010

Sheriff YC finally clinched Senior Saturday tonight when they travelled to Kilbarrack United and won 7-1. A great achievement for their young manager Terry Corbally and well done to all from everyone in the AUL.

Kippure win 2 Sunday

Sunday, 9 May 2010

Kippure clinched division 2 Sunday when they beat their nearest rivals St.Brendans United 3-1 up in McAuley Park. What is remarkable about Kippure winning the league is they remained unbeaten in league games. Played 18 won 15 drew 3 so with 4 games to go they are crowned champions. Well done from all in the AUL.

Landen Utd win 3 Sat

Sunday, 9 May 2010

Landen United clinched the first part on what could be a League double last Friday night when they beat Collinstown to clinch the division 3 Saturday title. With their first team currently favourites to win Senior Sunday this could be a very good season for the Ballyfermot based club. Well done from all in the AUL

Crumlin Celtic win 3A Sat

Saturday, 8 May 2010

Crumlin Celtic were crowned division 3A Saturday champions after they beat St.Vincents Deaf 4-2 up in Cabra today. Man of the match and Crumlin Captain Paddy Cowzer led by example by scoring a hat trick with Gary Redmond scoring the other goal. St Vincents replied through Paul O Callaghan and Patrick Maher. St.Vincents had gone ahead but Celtic levelled the game midway through the first half and once they went ahead one felt they would hold on. Well done to all involved in Crumlin Celtic.