20/10/2021
20/10/2021
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There is action on and off the pitch as the Kilkenny & District League's new season picks up pace
The League will have a Council meeting on Thursday evening in the Springhill Court Hotel, the first of the new campaign, for council members from schoolboys and junior clubs.
The second round of the Maher Shield starts on Sunday, with seven of the last 16 ties down for decision. After a bye in round one title holders Evergreen A begin the defence of the Shield with a city derby against Newpark. The last of the second round games will be played on Tuesday, when Freebooters entertain Stoneyford United.
Soccer Fixtures
THURSDAY
League Council Meeting, Springhill Court Hotel 8pm.
SUNDAY
Pat Maher Shield
Paulstown 06 v Castlewarren Celtic, 11am.
Clover United v Deen Celtic, 11am.
Evergreen A v Newpark, 11am.
Callan United v Bridge United, 11am.
Highview Athletic v East End United, 11am.
Evergreen B v Thomastown United, 1.30pm.
Spa United v Fort Rangers, 3.30pm.
TUESDAY
Maher Shield
Freebooters v Stoneyford United, 7pm.
SOCCER RESULTS
Pat Maher Shield
Bridge United 7, St John’s 1.
Brookville 0, Deen Celtic 4.
Highview Athletic 6, Freshford Town 0.
Tullaroan 0, Newpark 4.
Freebooters 12, River Rangers 0.
Thomastown United 6, Ormonde Villa 1.
Gardaí say that activities of organised crime groups remained a priority in the last year to ensure they did not take full advantage of the pandemic.
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