Dundalk and District League results
Carlingford re-established their 6 points lead over the chasing Muirhevnamor
D.D.L. FYFFES PREMIER LEAGUE
GLENMUIR UNITED 3
MUIRHEVNAMOR F.C. 8
Muirhevnamor kept the pressure on leaders Carlingford with this big win against Glenmuir, cutting their lead to 3 points once again. It looked like a game that a big shock was in store when Aime Tsieng gave Glenmuir the lead in the 3rd minute. Conor Mackin soon righted the good ship "Mor" with his 7th goal this season to level the match, by half-time The Blues were 5-2 ahead.
The high-lights of the second half was a Keith Harmon rocket to put Muirhevnamor 6-2 in front and some great saves from the Glenmuir goalkeeper. The home team's scorers were Aime Tsieng and Greg Shannon the former St Dominick’s striker who topped the goal chart in 2023 with 31 goals, along with an own goal. Muirhevnamor's scorers were Jarred Alabed, Ross Brown, Keith Harmon, Conor Mackin, Colm Bracken, Tiernan Mulvenna and Jawad Alabed along with Lucas Silva.
SQUARE UNITED 4
HAYNESTOWN CELTIC 5
This high scoring game in Ardee saw Haynestown come away with all 3 points in a thrilling contest. Despite 4 of the players scoring on the night, James O’Connor, Liam Farrell, Martin Duffy and Ken McKenna, the last two getting their 6th strikes of the season, it was Ollie Carroll’s side who claimed victory. Haynestown goal-scorers were Nawaaf Ali with 2 goals, Abdirahman Farah, Abdiftah Mohamed and Abdulgani Farah. Haynestown moved up to joint 3rd with Square, both on 25 points.
SHAMROCK F.C. 5
FAUGHART ROVERS 7
Faughart travelled to Fatima and in another high scoring game came away with 3 points in a 7-5 win, lifting them into 7th place in the league, their highest this term. Conrad Quinn was the star of the game with a hattrick for the Peninsula side. James Renaghan, Cathal Manning, Chris Mullen and Eireann O’Ceallaigh got a goal each to put the Rovers in 7th heaven. Shamrocks Barry O'Hare found the net twice, lifting him onto 11 goals so far. John Hodgers also got a brace for the Hoops along with a Ben Martin goal.
CARRICK ROVERS 2
CARLINGFORD CELTIC 7
Carlingford re-established their 6 points lead over the chasing Muirhevnamor with this accomplished 7-2 win over Carrick. Richie McGee with a brace, taking him to 8 goals this term, led the way followed by Eddie Duffy (6 goals), Ciaran Lyndsey (16 goals), Joe Dunne (7 goals) and Aoghann McGuinness, as well as an own goal. Cillian Gartland got two goals in reply for Carrick. With games running out the league holders are tightening their grip on the trophy.
RAMPART CELTIC 5
PARKSIDE F.C. 0
This comfortable win keeps Rampart in 3rd place in the league, two points ahead of Square and Haynestown who are joint 4th on 25 points. Niall Ferguson hit a brace, his first goals in 9 weeks. Sean Bailey made it 15 for the season, while Sean McQuillan and Ryan Washington also netted.