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Drama in spades but no finesse

THERE was incident aplenty in this eagerly-awaited Louth derby played in front of the live TV cameras – but in terms of quality it was poor fare. While it's too early to pass any sort of valid judgement, the signs were not too promising, with spectators having every right to expect a lot better from the respective teams and indeed from the officials.

Champions humble Woodview

ROCK Celtic's Premier Division title defence received a massive boost on Thursday night when the sea-siders secured an emphatic victory over last season's runners-up, Woodview Celtic, in Oriel Park.

Aidan's goal decides it

By U-15 PREMIER

GLENMUIR......................1 SEATOWN.......................0 A depleted Glenmuir side who had to field a number of u14 players, got the better of their rivals Seatown.

Franchise league is not the solution

Dear Sir, AS one of 'the few thousand deluded fanatics' who support League of Ireland football, I believe it is imperative to respond to your correspondent Gerry Kelly, who wishes 'the league to die' ( March 10th).

Square need boost

By MDL PREMIER DIVISION

SQUARE UNITED......................2 TRIM CELTIC...............................3 TRIM kept very much in touch with the leaders with this win. With a game in hand they can move to within two points of Rock, but Square could do with points to move out of the scramble to avoid relegation.

Quay can't score

QUAY seldom enjoyed as much possession, but they simply could not buy a goal, and made their exit at the quarter-final stage on Saturday.

United dominant

BELLURGAN continued their fine league form in Bellurgan, dominating from start to finish and should have won by a greater margin.

Valuable points

THIS win almost certainly ensured that Glenmuir will play in the top flight next season, but for the visitors time is running out fast.

Glens depart with a draw

GLENMUIR played out a draw in their last home game on Saturday before Glenmuir Park closes down for drainage work.

No Quay let-up

By U-10 PREMIER

BELLURGAN.....................0 QUAY CELTIC....................4 QUAY Celtic continue to keep their feet on the pedal, and having already become League Champions the previous week, did not let up on Sunday morning with a strong first half performance that the Belurgan lads found hard to handle.