Rathgormack Soccer

Result: Rathgormack 4 Carrick United 5

After the dust has settled on a nine goal thriller last night we get over the disappointment of the loss and focus on a great performance with the unlucky result.
The game started brightly for Rathgormack and after an end to end start to the game we took the lead when Mikey Halpin raced on to a through ball from Paudie whelan and seeing the keeper slightly off his line shot first time to lob him from 35 yards. The game continued to be open but Carrick got their equaliser when a cross over the defence found their man in space and he buried a header to leave the score at half time 1-1.

Second half started badly for us as Carrick were 2-1 up in a couple of minutes when another cross evaded everyone and the Carrick striker volleyed it into the net. We responded well again and found the equaliser when Mikey Halpin on the left hand side crossed to the back post and Dean Kirwan met it with a great header.

The game then seemed to get away from us as Carrick scored two quick goals to make it 4-2, one of them being an OG it seemed like luck had deserted us, but credit to the whole team who battled their way back into the game and got back on top and were rewarded when Tony Power laid the ball off to Paudie Whelan whose shot hit the crossbar and looked to have crossed the line but Conor Power followed up to make sure. Two minutes later some good play In midfield got a through ball to Dean who got their before the keeper to level the game with a tidy finish.

A draw seemed to be on the cards at this stage and as the game entered deep injury time but Carrick got one last chance from a corner and struck for the winner when the ball fell kindly to an unmarked man in the right place at the right time with the last kick.

Cruel way to lose after such a good performance..Onwards and upwards from here lads…well done.

Team:
Donal Larkin
Peter Foran Ciaran Fogarty Conor Mulligan Aaron Hassett
Paul Moore Ciaran Power Paudie Whelan Conor Power
Mikey Halpin Dean Kirwan
Subs: Tony Power Jason Murray

Fixture: Tonight 7 pm at home in Kennedy Park v Carrick United

Result: Bohs 2 Rathgormack 2

An exciting midweek game last night ended in a last gasp equaliser to secure a point. It was very even start to the game with half chances at both ends until 25 mins in a long ball by bohs fell perfect for their striker between two defenders and he tucked it away…5 mins later disaster struck when an attempted clearance hit one of our own players hand as and the ref pointed to the spot. Thankfully he drove it wide and kept the score to the minimum.
After half time Rathgormack searched hard for the equaliser and got it on the hour mark when the evergreen Kenny Hassett found space on the left wing and got a cross in for Dean Kirwan to apply the finish and get the ball beyond the keeper. With 15 mins to go a bohs free kick was sent in and found it’s way to their player at the back post, he calmly took a touch and squared it across the 6 yard box for the tap in and give bohs the lead at a crucial stage.
Great team spirit was shown in the last 15 mins to try get a result out of this game, and the reward came in the 94th minute when a brilliant team move ended with Hart (Paudie not Tommy) sending in an inch perfect cross between defenders for Jamie Kirwan to bury a diving header at the back post to secure the point. No more than he and the team deserved after a tireless battling performance. Well done lads.

Team: Donal Larkin
Conor Power Ciaran Fogarty Shane Gough Aaron Hassett
Dean Kirwan Paudie whelan jamie Kirwan Peter Foran
Kenny Hassett John Cullinane
Stephen Flynn Mikey Halpin

Result: Rathgormack 2 Kilmacow 1

Our first game of the season ended in a hard fought win last night in sweltering conditions.huge credit to all players and the subs who ensured the result got over the line with a great attitude to see out the game. The first goal was a well worked team move to find Dean Kirwan out on the left wing and his first time cross found Paul Drohan at the far post who lobbed the keeper with a delicious chip. Reminiscent of a famous Kevi Fogarty goal minus the iconic celebration.
We continued to create chances but failed to convert one until early in the second half when the roles were reversed as a quick counter attack saw Paul Drohan play Dean Kirwan in who rounded the keeper with his first touch and buried it from an acute angle.
Kilmacow scored with a great finish from a seemingly impossible angle with 15 mins to go which set up a nervy finish but to their credit the whole team dug in as a unit including a stunning save from Donal Larkin to keep them at bay and secure the opening round win.

Next match is 3rd August away to Bohs

Tonight is the first game of the new season as we are home to Kilmacow with kick off at 7 PM.
Best wishes to all players and management for the coming season.

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Last week to enter our competition...closing date is this weekend and winner will be chosen the following week! Thanks to all have entered so far, blown away by the great ideas and designs we have seen so far!!

🎉🎉 COMPETITION TIME 🎉🎉

To help celebrate our relaunch this season we are asking for help In designing a new club crest with the selected winner receiving a
🌟€50 One4All voucher.🌟

The competition is open for all aged 16 and under so please tag those with kids in both Clonea and Rathgormack to make sure lots of entries.There is no other criteria to follow and inspiration can be sought from anywhere.

Simply follow the steps below to be in with the chance of winning.

✅ Like this post.
✅ Tag any friends that would be interested.
✅ Design a new crest and send it in.

Send your entries via e-mail to [email protected] or through our messenger with your name,age and contact number.

We will select a shortlist from all entries and committee will pick the lucky winner.

Deadline for entries will be Friday 16th October.
Looking forward to seeing all the creative entries. ☺️

We have attached our current crest to make sure nobody designs the same 😂

Fixture: Sat 3rd October
Venue: Kennedy Park

Home game tomorrow at 2pm against Mooncoin. In our third league game this season we are looking to keep momentum going after an opening day draw followed by a win in our last game.

Spectators are allowed at our game bt are asked please to keep Social Distancing throughout their time in the field

🎉🎉 COMPETITION TIME 🎉🎉

To help celebrate our relaunch this season we are asking for help In designing a new club crest with the selected winner receiving a
🌟€50 One4All voucher.🌟

The competition is open for all aged 16 and under so please tag those with kids in both Clonea and Rathgormack to make sure lots of entries.There is no other criteria to follow and inspiration can be sought from anywhere.

Simply follow the steps below to be in with the chance of winning.

✅ Like this post.
✅ Tag any friends that would be interested.
✅ Design a new crest and send it in.

Send your entries via e-mail to [email protected] or through our messenger with your name,age and contact number.

We will select a shortlist from all entries and committee will pick the lucky winner.

Deadline for entries will be Friday 16th October.
Looking forward to seeing all the creative entries. ☺️

We have attached our current crest to make sure nobody designs the same 😂