26/09/2021
26/09/2021
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All the weekend's CCFL Results (August 12)
Senior Division
Derry Rovers 2 Willow Park 3; Mountmellick Utd 1 Monksland Utd 1; Ballinahown 4 Mullingar Ath 2
Division 1
Towerhill Rovers 1 Highfield Utd 2; Horseleap Utd 2 Coolraine 3
Division 2
Clonown Rovers 3 O’Moore’s FC 3; Gentex 4 Geashill Utd 1; FC Killoe 2 Moate Celtic 4
Division 3
St Aengus 4 Cloneygowan Celtic 4; BBC Utd 2 Banagher Utd 3; Raharney Utd 1 Kinnegad Juniors 1
Division 4
Riverside FC 1 St Cormacs Ath 8; Abbeyleix Ath 5 Kenagh Utd 2; Monksland Utd 1 Maryborough FC 8; Rosenallis 2 Mountmellick Celtic 2
Over 35 Shield 1st Round
Tullamore Town 4 Mountmellick Utd 2; Melville Utd 1 Moate Celtic 0
Over 35 Cup Quarter Finals
Nenagh Celtic 0 Mullingar Ath 5; St Comans 0 BT Harps 1; Mullingar Town 1 Portlaoise Shamrocks 5
Over 35 Shield Quarter Finals
Abbeyleix Ath 1 Melville Utd 4; Nenagh AFC 1 Stradbally Town 4; Tullamore Town 1 Clara Town 3
Midland Super Cup Semi Finals
Willow Park 1 Mullingar Ath 2; Portlaoise 0 Tullamore Town 4
New Covid cases remain high in one area of Offaly but much lower elsewhere in the county
WARNING: People on holidays may be coming back with more than they bargained for!!!
Irish supermarket chain recalls sausages over allergy fears
Mother of four in Midlands tells court she 'saw blank' moments before smashing window of house with a hurl
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