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29/06/09

Table as on June 29th

Table
Team	P	W	D	L	F	A	GD	Pts
CASTLEBAR CELTIC	8	6	2	0	27	6	21	20
WESTPORT UTD	8	3	3	2	11	11	0	12
MANULLA	8	3	1	4	16	14	2	10
KILMORE	7	3	1	3	14	17	-3	10
KILLALA	6	3	0	3	16	12	4	9
STRAIDE & FOXFORD	7	1	4	2	7	13	-6	7
SNUGBORO UTD	10	1	3	6	11	29	-18	6

Connaught win Gaynor cup

The Under 13 trophy was won by a deserving Connaught while Munster South went home with the Under 15 trophy. North Leinster fouth off stiff competition to win the Under 17 Gaynor Cup.

The U-13 2009 Winners, Connaught (who beat Dublin North 4-2 to take the title) is managed/coached by FAI Development Officers Adrian Carberry and Ryan Casey.

Well Done To All Involved To Players, Managers, Parents To Fai Staff That Made The Four Day Event A Success But From The Connaught Side We Especially Like To Thank Moyia Parkes, Jeremy Dee, Catherine Jennings And Not Least Pat O’Connor They Put So Much Work Into This Event.

Thanks To Mayo R.D.O Paul Byrne for his continued commitment to girls/women’s soccer.

Gaynor cup results

U-13 Munster South 5 2 Dublin South
U-13 Ulster 2 1 North East
U-13 Longford/Midlands 0 1 South East
U-13 Munster South 3 5 Connaught
U-13 Munster North 1 3 Ulster
U-13 Longford/Midlands 1 3 Dublin North
U-13 Dublin South 1 3 Connaught
U-13 Munster North 0 2 North East
U-13 Dublin North 2 1 South East
U-15 Munster South 4 0 Dublin South
U-15 Ulster 2 1 North East
U-15 Midlands/Longford 0 5 South East
U-17 Leinster South 0 0 Connaught
U-17 Leinster North 1 0 Munster

Saturday 4th July

U-13 Ulster 2 0 Dublin North
U-13 North East 1 2 South East
U-13 Munster North 2 2 Longford/Midlands
U-15 Munster South 3 1 Connaught
U-15 Munster North 2 0 Ulster
U-15 Midlands/Longford 0 0 Dublin North
U-17 Ulster 1 1 Leinster South
U-17 Connaught 1 4 Leinster North
U-13 Connaught 2 1 Ulster
U-13 Munster South 2 0 North East
U-13 Dublin South 1 1 Munster North
U-15 Dublin South 2 1 Connaught
U-15 Munster North 0 2 North East
U-15 Dublin North 0 0 South East
U-17 Leinster South 0 1 Munster
U-17 Connaught 1 2 Ulster
U-13 Connaught 4 2 Dublin North
U-13 Munster South 1 0 South East
U-13 Dublin South 0 1 Longford/Midlands
U-15 Munster South 5 0 North East
U-15 Dublin South 0 0 Munster North
U-15 Connaught 1 2 Ulster

Sunday 5th July

U-15 Munster South 2 0 South East
U-15 Dublin South 2 2 Dublin North
U-15 Connaught 1 0 Midlands/Longford
U-17 Connaught 2 2 Munster
U-17 Ulster 0 2 Leinster North
U-15 North East 0 7 South East
U-15 Munster North 0 0 Dublin North
U-15 Ulster 2 0 Midlands/Longford
U-17 Ulster 1 0 Munster
U-17 Leinster South 0 0 Leinster North

FAI/FAS

Following the success of the FAI/FAS Course for Girls, the 3rd course will start in September 2009 and will again take place in the Clondalkin Sports & Leisure Centre, Dublin. This programme enables female FAS_presentation footballers, who have left school and are interested in developing their football career or developing a potential career in the sport and leisure industry, to enhance both their football skills and educational level.

The programme also enables females to develop the skills and knowledge required to enhance employment prospects in the sports and recreation industry. It
provides a potential pathway into 3rd level education and scholarships, while also offering players the chance to experience the rigors and demands placed on players in the professional / semi professional game. It gives players the opportunity to be introduced to the Irish Women's International game as well as playing regular games as part of the

FAI/FAS Team
Through the FAI, participants will gain Introductory to Soccer Coaching badges - Kick Start 1, 2 and Goal-keeping. Meanwhile they will also completing additional modules such as Exercise and Fitness, Studio Instruction, Anatomy and Physiology, IT, Sports & Recreation, Communication, Diet & Nutrition, personal fitness and special populations.

From fai website

Girls soccer

How you can get involved?

For younger girls who don't feel like leaping straight into a competitive league, there will be lots of other things going on in your area over the coming months:

Soccer Sisters
National Irish Bank Summer Soccer Schools
Inner City Futsal
Buntus

For girls in their teens who want to improve their skills and enjoy a different approach to training our Winter Training Camps might be worth checking out!!

For those who want to get involved in competitive football there are clubs / leagues in your local area who are calling out for more players / coaches /referees /administrators.

e-mail mikecj@eircom.net

UP COMING FIXTURES

25/06 7.30pm

LEAGUE

CASTLEBAR CELTIC 4 - 0 MANULLA

SNUGBORO 2 - 1 KILMORE

28/06 12 noon

LEAGUE

S&F 0-3 WESTPORT (westport receive w.o)

MARY WALSH CUP

CASTLEBAR CELTIC 3 - 0 SNUGBORO

KILLALA 0 - 2 MANULLA

12/07 12 noon

LEAGUE

WESTPORT VS KILLALA to be played 23/08

MANULLA VS S&F

Irish Junior Cup

Kilmore vs Lagon harps

Irish Intermediate Cup

Kilmacrennan Celtic vs Castlebar Celtic

Irish cup

18/06/09

Kilmore fc received a walk over for this sundays match with milford

21/06/09

Celtic to sly for rovers: sligo rovers 0 - 8 castlebar celtic

Harps in tune in killala: killala 1 - 4 lagon harps

GAYNOR CUP 2009

14/06/09

Girls Connacht Gaynor Cup

full fixture list on counnaught page

The following players have being selected for the Gaynor Cup 2009 squads.

The times are listed below and if there are any queries please contact Moyia Parke @ 086 8583363 or your local Development Officer.

Please Note Gaynor Cup 2009 players U-13 must be available from Thursday the 2^nd of July thru Saturday 4^th July inclusive. U-15 and U-17 players are to be available from Friday 3^rd of July thru Sunday 5^th July inclusive.

If players are unable to attend on these dates they should inform Moyia Parke on the number above or their local Development Officer.

Training will be held for all groups on the 27^th of June in Milebush Park Castlebar

U- 13( Born1996&1997) 10.30am to 12.00pm

U- 15(Born 1994&1995) – 12.00pm to 1.30pm

U -17(Born1992&1993) – 1.30pm to 3.00pm

Players are asked to be there at least 15 minutes before they are due to start.

U-13

Caoimh OReilly Salthill/Devon, Fiona Doherty Ballyvary, Rachel Kerians Kilmurry, , Ciara Lynagh Salthill/Devon, Evann Lowndes Salthill/Devon, Alice Coleman Ballyvary, Cadhla Gillen Salthill/Devon, Shauna Gallagher Salthill, Saoirse Burke Colga FC, Katie Carter Salthill/Devon, Hannah Webb Ballyvary Blue Bombers, Albhie Clancy Manor Rangers, Lisa Casserly Colga FC, Aoileen Collins Killala, Stacey Muldowney Arrow Harps, Shauna Fox Salthill, Colga, Megan Duffy Drumore Villa, Sarah McGeough Carberry

Standby Players

Roisin Jacob Salthill/Devon, Alanna Moran Colga, Caiomhe Hanley Ballaghderren Eleanor Stafford Colga, (Standby players are in no particular order)

U-15

Shauna Jackson Salthill/Devon, Leah Philips Colga, Alanna Naughton Ballina, Emma Hansberry Strand Celtic, Anna Lane Colga FC, Laura Mannion Manulla, Laura Carroll Salthill/Devon, Grace ODonnell Salthill/Devon, Lauren Boles Ballygawley, Louise Dempsey Manulla, Niamh Kelly Ballyvary, Grace Kelly Ballyvary, Sorcha Dowd Ballinagar F.C, Eilish Healy Killala, Rochelle Timothy Castlerea, Sarah Prendergast, Ballyvary, Shauna Maloney Ballyvary, Keara Cormican Colga FC.

U-17

Grainne Conroy Kilmore, Amber Lynch Sligo Rovers, Bronagh Kerians Strand Celtic, Tessa Mullins Salthill/Devon, Ciara Ruddy Kilmore,Niamh Barrett Manulla, Rebacca Walsh Salthill/Devon, Orla Dempsey Manulla, Sinead Flannery Manulla, Kariana Finn Straide/Foxford, Maria Harrington Westport, Lauren Ashmore Salthill/Devon, Niamh Collins Killala, Stacey Freyne Manulla, Aileen Gilroy Killala, Elaine Lowther Killala, Avril Kilkelly Westport, Eilish Gannon Glen Celtic.

Standby Players: Carol Hegarty Ballina, Nicole Fowley Yeats Utd,( in no particular order)

June 1st

The mayo league take a break for two weeks with new comers Castlebar Celtic leading the league table on seventeen points after seven games Manulla are joint second with Kilmore on ten points but Kilmore have a game less played.

Castlebar Celtic plays Sligo rovers away on June 21^st at the showground’s Sligo in the Irish intermediate cup time t.b.c

Kilmore received a wakover from Milford in Donegal in their irish junior cup on the same day.

Killala are at home to lagan harps for their Irish junior cup tie all support would be welcome for the mayo teams.

Also on june 21^st Westport take on Snugboro in their postponed league match at 12 noon.

The mayo women’s under 17 league kicks off this September with clubs now invited to entry their teams the cost will be €140 per team for the under 17 season (no player registration fee) closing date is july 21^st contact Catherine by e-mail for full details cathypj@eircom.net and entry form.

Games will be at 12 noon on Sunday and all clubs within mayo are welcome to enter.

Jeremy Dee stepped down as Mayo manager after two successful Irish cup campaigns in which he introduced some good new young players to the Mayo setup having to build a new team with the loss of Ballina town and Kiltimagh/knock players as they moved up to senior Irish cup and was part of the backroom staff of the mayo team that represented Ireland in Austria in 2007 but due to work commitments and time restrains Jeremy has stepped down but has given full commitment to any help he may be to the new manager and will of course still remain the mayo league co-ordinater .

Jeremy is thanked for his time as manager of the mayo team and is wished success in the future.

mikecj@eircom.net

SEASON 2009

Dazzel disco cup Format:

Team at forth place, plays team at seventh place.

Team in fifth place plays team at sixth place

Westport vs Snugboro

Manulla vs Straide and Foxford















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Draw for the forthcoming cup 2009.

Texoil Mayo Cup

Round 1:

Straide & Foxford V Manulla

Q.Finals:

(A) Winners round 1 V Westport

(B) Kilmore V Kiltimagh/Knock

(D) Castlbar Celtic V Killala

Semi-Finals:

Snugboro v A

B v D

Final: To be held in Milebush Park Castlbar, on 27th September 2009 at 2:00pm

Mary Walsh Cup

Round 1:

Kilmore 6 - 0 Straide & Foxford

Q.Finals:

(A) Winners round 1 (Kilmore) 1- 6 Killala

(B) Manulla 3 - 1 Westport

(D) Castlbar Celtic

Semi-Finals:

Castlebar v Snugboro

Kilalla vs Manulla

Final: To be held in Ballinrobe on 19th July 2009.

Mayo Senior Women's Committee

Chairperson Michael Jennings (0861719449)

Vice-Chairperson Catherine Jennings

Treasurer Diane Hopkins

Assistant Treasurer Richie Flannery (0860825195)

Registrar Sean McDonnell (0863066864)

Secretary Catherine Jennings ( )

Assistant Secretary Diane Hopkins

Mayo Rep to Connaught Michael Jennings

Mayo rep. to W.F.A.I. Sean McDonnell

P.R.O. Jeremy Dee (0869892363)

Fixture Committee S.McDonnell, D.Hopkins,R.Flannery (0860825195) ,B.reilly (0868800378)

Connaught rep to Mayo Jeremy Dee

Mayo Soccer Partnership Reps. Jeremy Dee and Michael Jennings

mayo womens football

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 mikecj@eircom.net 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.

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!