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Doyle gets vital goal

AFTER A tense and exciting final ten minutes, Enniscorthy C.B.S. emerged victorious to progress to the Leinster Colleges Juvenile (Under-14) 'B' semi-final, when they overcame Ardscoil na Troinóide (Athy) in Kildavin on Friday last by the narrowest of margins in the South Leinster final.

Castletown motion gets the green light

By BRENDAN FURLONG Sports reporter

TWO GROUPS of six teams will be the composition for this year's county championships.

Peter's claim big scalp

By DEAN GOODISON in Baltinglass

AN ENERGETIC and resilient St. Peter's College dug deep into their reserves on Thursday last as they drove past St. Patrick's (Navan) in Baltinglass to reach the last eight of the Leinster Colleges Senior football 'A' championship.

Chairman announces Board sub-committees

BRIAN FOLEY of Crossabeg-Ballymurn is the nominee of the new Chairman, Diarmuid Devereux, to the county Management committee.

Mansfield hits net three times in easy victory

By DEAN GOODISON in St. Patrick's Park

Good Counsel (New Ross) 5-11, St Peter's (Wexford) 2-3 GOOD COUNSEL proved too strong for St. Peter's on Friday last as they sauntered to a classy victory in the South Leinster Schools Juvenile 'A' football final in St. Patrick's Park, Enniscorthy.

Segregation call is an insult to Crossmaglen and its fine personnel

I DIDN'T know whether to laugh or cry last week when I heard the request from Dr. Crokes Chairman, Vincent Casey, who sought an exclusive seating arrangement for their supporters in the upcoming All-ireland SFC semi-final against Crossmaglen Rangers.

Dilemma on status

GIVEN THE new championship format, the status of Junior teams in the county has still to be decided.

Enniscorthy have one point to spare

Enniscorthy CBS 1-11, Portarlington CBS 0-13 ST MARY'S CBS survived a determined second-half revival by Portarlington CBS. by the narrowest of margins in the Leinster Colleges Junior (Under-16) football championship quarter-final in St Patrick's Park.

A woman's handbag can be lethal weapon!

I AM going to start this week with some observations which I believe to be true, particularly in light of the recent 'G.A.A. violence' controversy which has erupted and dominated headlines since the Derrytresk and Dromid Pearses so-called Battle of Portlaoise.

Counsel come up just short on home ground

By DEAN GOODISON in New Ross

A DOGGED and battling Good Counsel came up just short in New Ross on Wednesday last as they exited the Leinster Colleges Senior football 'A' championship by the slimmest of margins at the hands of Dublin outfit Coláiste Eoin.

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