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Ardee Celtic fell to their 12th league defeat of the season on Thursday night, having conceded three first half goals against Duleek. (Pic: Aidan Dullaghan)
NEFL Premier Division
Ardee Celtic 1-4 Duleek
Ardee Celtic fell to their 12th league defeat of the season on Thursday night, having conceded three first half goals against Duleek.
There was controversy shortly before the interval - with the match at 3-0 - when Bryan O’Connor’s penalty hit the ’bar and rebounded out, with the hosts feeling the ball had crossed the line.
Ardee did get on the scoresheet through a penalty from Daniel Kerr, but Duleek wrapped up the spoils with a fourth strike towards the finish.
Ardee Celtic: Hugh Murphy; Ken Thornton, Niall Sharkey, Fintan Clarke, Ian Kennedy; Jamie Ward, Michael Szostakowski, Aaron Roche, Shawni Dowdall; Daniel Kerr, Bryan O’Connor
Subs: Daire O’Shea, Paul McArdle, Keith Farnan, Trevor Farrell, Finn Kelly
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