Conan Byrne admitted he was "gutted" with the manner in which Sporting Fingal let three points slip from their grasp against UCD at Morton Stadium.
Showing posts with label Fingal Independent. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fingal Independent. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Fingal Independent: Byrne "gutted" at the manner of the defeat
Fingal Independent: Sporting let the points slip through their fingers
SPORTING FINAL 1 UCD 2
Sporting Fingal were hit by an Evan McMillan sucker-punch in the 87th minute as UCD snatched all three points to dent the Ravens' title hopes.
Sporting Fingal were hit by an Evan McMillan sucker-punch in the 87th minute as UCD snatched all three points to dent the Ravens' title hopes.
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Fingal Independent: Clarke calls for Fingal title push
Sporting Fingal goalkeeper Brendan Clarke is pleased with the Ravens' position going into the mid-season break and sees no reason why the club cannot push on to win the Airtricity League title.
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Fingal Independent: Fingal step up title chase
SPORTING FINAL 2 GALWAY UNITED 0
Goals from Ronan Finn and substitute Eamon Zayed at Morton Stadium moved Sporting Fingal to within three points of the Airtricity League summit with a game in hand last Saturday.
Goals from Ronan Finn and substitute Eamon Zayed at Morton Stadium moved Sporting Fingal to within three points of the Airtricity League summit with a game in hand last Saturday.
Fingal Independent: Mals seeking redemption
Malahide United will be hoping to put a dismal league season firmly behind them on Friday night when they face Galway United in the third round of the FAI Cup.
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Fingal Independent: Oldies strike gold
Portmarnock over-35s ended an incredible début season by completing a league and cup double last week.
The seasiders clinched the title with three games to spare and defeated Partrician Celtic on penalties to claim the Clifford Cup. John Courage puts his side's stunning first season down to the spirit of his players and the other people involved in the club.
The seasiders clinched the title with three games to spare and defeated Partrician Celtic on penalties to claim the Clifford Cup. John Courage puts his side's stunning first season down to the spirit of his players and the other people involved in the club.
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