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Ballina Town Ladies Castlebar Celtic Mayo super League 5/07/2012 @7:30 PM Castlebar Celtic 1 - 12 Kilmore Manulla 3 - 1 Ballina Town !2/07/2012 @7:30 PM Cross 1 - 0 Castlebar Celtic Kilmore 3 - 3 Ballina town Ladies 15/07/2012 @12 noon Castlebar Celtic 0 - 1 Manulla Kilmore 1 - 0 cross 19/07/2012 @ 7:30pm Castlebar Celtic vs Ballina town ladies 29/07/2012 Manulla Ladies vs kilmore ladies Cross vs Ballina town Ladies 22/07/12 Mary Walsh cup 1st round @ 12 noon Castlebar Celtic vs cross Mayo Cup 1st round @12 noon  Manulla vs Ballina Town Ladies ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Date's to be confirmed Mary Walsh cup semi-final Kilmore vs Ballina town Manulla vs Celtic or Cross Mayo cup semi Final Kilmore vs Cross Celtic vs Ballina or Manulla Please note there is only two cups this year Mary Walsh and Mayo cup as on July 6th 2012 Manulla Ladies 8 6 1 1 19 Kilmore Ladies 7 6 0 1 18 Ballina Town ladies 7 5 1 1 16 Castlebar Celtic Ladies 7 3 0 4 9 Cross Ladies 7 1 0 6 3 Ballyglass Ladies 10 1 0 4 3 Junior Irish Cup  murroe (limerick) 2 - 3 Manulla Manulla win in extra time final to be held in mayo august 26th come out and support Sunday May 20th @12 noon Castlebar Celtic 1-0 Ballyglass Ballina 1-0 Cross Kilmore 3-1 Manulla Sunday May 27th @12 noon Ballina town Ladies vs Castlebar Celtic (not Played as a mark of respect to Gary Price RIP)  Cross 0-8 Manulla Kilmore 1 - 0 Ballyglass

Ballyglass F.C. 3 - 1 Raheny F.C.

Castlebar Celtic are Mayo League Champions for 2011 making it a league and cup double.

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Ballyglass vs Castlebar Celtic

There is no need to explain why Sunday, August 14 is a big day in the 2011season For both Ballyglass and Castlebar Celtic it is a local Derby and a big game for Both sides, and their respetive supporters.

According to the local turf accountants this is a tough one to call.With Castlebar celtic now in the National league they will want to prove that they are the best team in Ireland  some spectators see this as the ideal game for Ballyglass to bounce back from Defeat in the Joma cup to Celtic Both sides have had their share of “trash-talking” the pressure is on and the real business will be left to the pitch — here, we’ll see how this mouth-watering clash will shape-up.

 

 

The two rivals come into this game with 2-0 results from their last irish cup matches and the Castlebar Celtic Player — Emma Mullin is in great form herself, with 35 goals in the season. Ballyglass defence needs to be its toes to keep her quiet, which could be crucial in getting the right result. Cora Staunton one of Ballyglass big players has become an integral part of mayo Womens soccer league over the years, and her creativity and clever movement must be closely watched by whoever is entrusted to mark her.

Celtics no-nonsense Defender Rachel  King will need to be on top form if Ballyglass are to be kept at bay While at the other end yvonne Byrne has to to the same to keep Celtic out.

But this match will be won by the team that wants it more and has the passion to go out and put themselves to the test and go on to win the Intermediate cup on September 4^th in Milebush Park.

 

The Ballyglass manager Aisling Predergast Adopting a forward-thinking 4-2-3-1 in the Last irish cup Match when they played in Cork and came away with a win While Celtic Manager Jeremy Dee stuck to the trusted 4-4-2 when he also came a way from Athlone with a 2 – 0 win  

AFTER the jubilation of getting into the Womens National league, Celtic staff and fans alike will be looking to keep the good times rolling against Ballyglass  in the Irish Intermediate Cup on Sunday at 2pm but Ballyglass will have other ideas.

 

 

 

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Manulla fc 

Manulla

Joe King

Carrandine, Balla

087-0508154

Ballyglass fc

Ballyglass

Bridget Keaveney,

Ballyglass,Claremorris.

Mobile:  087 7743745

Ballina Town

Ballina Town

Brian Lacey

45 Riverside Grange, Ballina

087-2218489

Killala fc

Killala

Peter McDonnell

Leadymore, Killala, Ballina

087-2754392

Kilmore fc

Kilmore

Cherise McNulty

[email protected]

Richie  0876844293

Ballyvary blue Bombers fc

Ballyvary Blue Bombers

Michael Foy

Ara, Balla

087-6592424

Westport fc

Westport Utd.

Mike Dalton

1 McNeela Terrace, The Quay, Westport

087-2439709

Ballinrobe fc

Ballinrobe Town

Bridget Mellett

Mochara, Shrule

087-6232720

Glenview Celtic Sligo

Glenview

Maeve Hayes

0877840823

Castlebar Celtic

Castlebar Celtic

Pat Naughton

68 Castlehill Park, Castlebar

087-2255448

Aisling Predergast Ballyglass Manager Receives the Senior Mayo Cup From Richard Flannery

Hall of Fame award winner Richard Flannery being Presented By Chairperson Catherine Jennings

Top Goal Scorer Emma Mullin In Mayo League With Chairperson Catherine Jennings

Award Winners Richard Flannery (Hall of Fame) and Dannielle Jennings (Mayo Team of the Year)

Some of the Mayo Senior team of the Year after being presented with their awards by Richard Flannery

Stacey Freyne (Manulla) Gets the Dazzel Disco Cup from Diane Hopkins (Mayo League)

                              Mayo Under- Seventeen Team Of the Year
Orla Dempsey,Stacey Freyne,Elisha Lavelle,Danielle Jennings,Mrs Maloney (for Shauna Maloney),Richard Flannery
Front row; Enya O'Connor,Aoife Brennan,Michelle Doherty.

Younger Women and Breast Cancer

Breast cancer in younger pre-menopausal woman is not common and most cases occur in women over the age of 50 years of age.
For example the risk for a woman between the ages of 30-34 years is 1 in 900, compared with the risk of a woman aged between 60 and 64 years which is 1 in 15. (National Cancer registry 2007) 
Perhaps because of this fact a diagnosis can be all the more unexpected for and emotional. Breast cancer at a young age can lead to feelings of shock, isolation and anxiety.
It may help to know you are not alone and by calling the cancer information helpline on 1800 200 700 you can be put in touch with a younger volunteer like yourself who has personal experience of breast cancer.
We have also developed a special booklet for younger women which deals with particular issues which may affect a pre-menopausal woman. You can either call on the helpline number above for a free copy or download from here.

To order literature, to avail of the services of our Reach to Recovery support programme, or to discuss any concerns you might have with a specialist cancer nurse, call the National Cancer Helpline today on Freefone 1800 200 700.

Our services include:
National Breast Cancer Helpline
Booklets and factsheets
Reach to Recovery
Journey Journal
Counselling service
Younger women’s programme
Patient grants
Breast awareness education
Website

Mayo have made a successful start to their season with their last win coming over St.Francis  of Dublin the reining Irish cup champions on May 2^nd. Mayo showed great heart after going down 1-0 after 32 seconds in John Hyde park  Dublin from a Sandra Mulhall lob over the keeper  and had to wait until the 34^th minute to get back on level terms when Aoife Herbert was fouled inside the area Emma Mullin got the first of her four goals from the penalty spot  and as the clock ticked down to half time a long kick out from mayo keeper Katrina  Connolly bounced into the path of Emma and mayo were 2-1 up going in at half time.

Mayo started the brighter in the second half but the chance of going level fell to Shaorn  Cullen of St.francis  when she linked up with Mary Waldron only to be denied by Connolly in the mayo goal and with 10 minutes gone in the second half Karen Nic lassan found herself in the mayo box after a great ball through from Shauna Cooke  but a brave save from Connolly kept mayo ahead .

After this mayo took full control at mid- field with Cora Staunton and Maz Sweeney breaking up every attack that the Dublin side put together and with both wingers Jackie mulligan and Aileen Gilroy working tirelessly up and down the flanks mayo were in full control another long ball from Connolly was flicked on to the path of Mullin by Cora Staunton Emma lobed the ball over Aine Genockey  into the net and st. Francis were paying for their missed chances .

At this point the darting runs of the mayo striker Aoife Herbert was beginning to frustrate both loise Corrigan and Emily hanney  of st francis they found it very hard to keep track of her but irish international Megan Campbell was standing firm in the fancies defence her long throws and  clearances was keeping St. Francis in the game.

St.francis were thrown a life line in the 62^nd minute when Shauna Cookes volley hit the roof of the Mayo net after a great one-two with Sonya Hughes  and Mayo must have felt the roof was about to fall on their Irish cup when Rachel king was sent off after a second yellow card on 65 minutes  the mayo bench quickly rearranged the team taking off Jackie mulligan introducing Katie walsh to partner Yvonne  Byrne in the center of defence and moving Aoife Herbert to the left side of mid-field  this move gave more freedom to irish international Aileen Gilroy to run with the ball and it was from one of these  runs and cross that Emma Mullen gathered the ball, rounded the keeper and finished in style on 74minutes.

Leading 4-2 Mayo decided to shut up shop after this and hold on to their two goal advantage  it was at this point Carol Hegarty Mayos right back playing in her very first game  for mayo and Avril kilkelly continued to shine encouraged by the experienced players like Byrne, Walsh, Sweeney and Connolly  Mayo were holding out. Staunton in the center  of the park was letting Francis away with nothing, challenging for everything even with eight minutes into injury time .

With 98 minutes on the clock Francis introduced their first sub Saidhbh Collins who slipped in behind the Mayo defence from a free kick and scored with her very first touch,but it was not enough against the well organised Mayo team under manager Michael Jennings  who had a plan to win and stuck to it. Mayo  held on to the ball after the kick-off and soon the ref called the end and mayo were in the quarter- final.

MAYO K.Connolly,C.Hegarty,R.King,Y.Byrne,A.Kilkelly,A.Gilroy,M.Sweeney,C.Staunton,J.Mulligan,A.Herbert,E.Mullin(4).

Subs used K.Walsh for Mulligan  (66 min)

Manager: Michael Jennings

 

St. FRANCIS

A.Genockey,N.Nolan,E.Hanley,L.Corrigan,M.Campbell,K Nic Lassan,S.Hughes,Cooke,S.Mulhall,S.Cullen,M.Waldron.

Subs used S.Collins for K.nic Lassan (98 min)

Manager: Pat Heffernan

 

 

 

 

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Mayo Senior Women's Committee

Welcome to the Mayo Womens Soccer League Website.  Welcome to the mayo Womens Soccer League website. Our aim is to provide you with the most up to date information on Womens Soccer in mayo, Ireland. We hope you can find all you need here. Please e-mail me at [email protected] if you have any queries or need any thing added to your club page. In mayo we now cater for 2 senior leagues, super league and the Premier Division. We also have a strong representation in the underage divisions with teams playing in Under 16, Under 14 and Under 12 leagues. In 2004 the mayo League entered a represntative team into the WFAI Senior Cup. In it's second year the team, which was made up of players playing in the mayo league, reached the semi final  but were beaten by peamount by two goals to one. But in 2006 Mayo reached the final and in one of the best womens games of 2006 mayo beat U.C.D on a scoreline of 1-0 to win the WFAI senior cup for the very first time. Mayo played in Europe in 2007 representing Ireland later that year they were knocked out in the 1/4 final of the irish cup by liford from clare by a score line of 2 - 1. In 2008 Mayo faced Roscommon in Manulla F.C on july 23rd in the Irish Cup they won 6-0 and played the dublin league on august 10th they won 3 - 1 But lost to peamount on sep.7th by 2-0 so the exited the irish cup for another year. 2009 mayo lost their first game in the irish cup to raheny and so exited the cup on may 3rd in dublin. 2010 mayo took on the reigning irish cup champions St.fancis in dublin in the irish cup and came away with a 3 - 4 win next cup game saw mayo make the long trip up to Dundalk for the 1/4 final and again came away with the win (0-4) in the semi-final mayo hosted peamount of dublin but lost on a scoreline of 3-0 peamount went on to win the irish cup that year. In recent times emphasis has been put on improving the standard of the underage game. Due to these developments mayo once again boast players on the International scene. Also due to these developments we can now see some of the talent that has been fashioned coming through to the senior levels. The Schoolgirls League get’s underway in april - catch up on all new from this league by logging in to www.mayoyouths.ie If you are interested in becoming part of the mayo Womens Soccer League you can find all the information you need right here. We have a full list of clubs so that you may pick a team according to your level. Please feel free to contact us on any matters concerning you. We welcome all who are interested in joining the league. Thank You.   Women's Football Women's football is officially the fastest growing sport worldwide — and it's also the most exciting game at that! According to Sepp Blatter, the President of FIFA, football's world governing body: "The future of football is feminine." And he's probably right! There is presently an estimated 40 million girls and women now playing. By 2010, FIFA estimate that there will be as many women playing football around the world as men (100million). The standard and attractiveness of the women's football is also improving markedly. An estimated 1 billion television viewers from 70 different countries watched the last FIFA Womens World Cup held in the USA in 1999. Over 650,000 people also attended the live games, and at the final, a record attendance of over 90,000 watched the USA beat China on penalties. In Ireland, women's and girl's soccer is growing and the numbers have almost doubled in the past three years!  There are over 350 clubs across Ireland playing football every week throughout their season — whether it's a summer or winter one.  Whether you currently are a player or want to play competitive or just recreational football, it's a great way to keep fit and healthy, have fun and meet friends!