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22 Oct 2025

Wins for Quay, Ardee, Glenmuir and Termonfeckin in Dundalk & District U19 League

Dundalk Summer League

Wins for Quay, Ardee, Glenmuir and Termonfeckin in Dundalk & District U19 League

Luke Higgins scored for Bellurgan United, but his side still suffered defeat against Termonfeckin. (Pic: Ciarán Culligan)

Quay Celtic 5 Rock Celtic 1

Quay Celtic’s clinical finishing proved decisive against a wasteful Rock Celtic as they ran out 5-1 victors at Clancy Park on Friday night.

The home side established a 3-0 half-time lead thanks to a Taylor Murphy brace amid a fine finish by Terence Kelly.

In the second half, goals by Joe Gorman and Graham Stevens put Quay 5-0 ahead before Cillian Duffy, with his third strike of the season, got Rock’s consolation score.

Ardee Celtic 3 St. Dominic’s 1

Ardee Celtic went top of the table by inflicting a first defeat on St. Dominic’s in Ardee on Friday.

Michael Swostakowski, with a hat-trick, proved to be the home side’s hero, moving him to the top of the scoring charts with five goals.

Jack Barron got the Saints’ lone reply, bringing his season’s tally to three strikes.

Glemuir United 4 Carrick Rovers 1

Glemuir United opened their U19 campaign with a convincing 4-1 victory over Carrick Rovers on the Muirhevnamor all weather pitch last Saturday.

Liam McStravick and Kyle Watters put the Glens ahead before Victor Ihemeje added a brace to give them a perfect start.

Carrick’s goal was scored by Cameron Etherington, his first of the season.

Termonfeckin 5 Bellurgan United 2

Termonfeckin gained their first win of the campaign with a deserved 5-2 home victory over Bellurgan United on Sunday.
Isaac Bona, Ryan Walsh, Adam Kirwin, Conor Sweeney and Ben Sheridan were on the mark for the home side.

Luke Higgins and Oisín Mallon replied for the visitors, who were suffering their first set back.

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