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Sugarloaf make point on their top flight debut
SUGARLOAF FC'S first ever top flight Wicklow League encounter saw them take a well earned point off journeymen St. Peter's Bhoys on Sunday. The 'Loaf took a surprise first-half lead through winger Eoin McMahon who opened his account for the season with a stunning long-range effort. Fellow winger Emmet Lawless switched flanks, spreading the ball out left to McMahon. The number 11 was halted initially by his marker but the ball then bounced up invitingly for him and he took all by surprise; sending a beautiful dipping effort flying over the head of Shane Gallagher in the Saints goal from all of 25 yards.
Town setting early pace
THREE GAMES inside six days proved highly profitable for a keen Arklow Town team that now finds itself sitting in pole position atop the Leinster Senior League Senior Division.
Resurgent Bray see off Students
BRAY WANDERERS survived a late scare on Friday night to book their place in the last eight of the FAI Cup for the second year in a row. The Seagulls terrible twosome of Shane O'Neill and Jake Kelly had earlier fired the visitors into a three-goal lead, but the Wicklow club looked set to hit the self-destruct button in the final seven minutes of the match, allowing UCD striker Ciarán Kilduff to net twice in three minutes to set up a grandstand finish.
Fairwood Celtic net magnificent seven in opener
Fairwood Celtic made a riproaring start to the new season on Sunday, charging into top spot with a crushing 7-0 win over St. Kevin's.
Bray face Bohemians in FAI Cup
IF BRAY Wanderers are to make a second consecutive FAI Cup semi final appearance, they'll have to overcome league champions Bohemians first.
Arsenal Supporters' Club news
OUR OFFICIALLY recognised club covers the entire county of Wicklow and we welcome members from South County Dublin. There are five different memberships: Family (Two adults and two children, with one adult an active red member) €30. Red Member (Must have a currently active red membership number) €10. Silver member (Must have a currently active Silver membership number) €5. Juniors/OAPS (Required only to be an Arsenal Fan and Over 65 and under 16's) €5.
Baptism of fire for Dargle Rovers
DARGLE ROVERS were given a baptism of fire on Sunday as they crashed to a 5-1 defeat on their Wicklow League debut at the hands of St. Patrick's.
Magpies on song
A NEW season it may be, but things haven't changed in the Premier Division with Newtown United sitting pretty at the top of the table after the opening weekend's action.
Lukasz is the star
A DEBUT hat-trick from Polish striker Lukasz Niewiadomski proved the perfect tonic for Celtic Stars as they got their season off to a winning start at Rathnew AFC's expense.
Inside Soccer
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- Supporters' club news
- Wanderers can still pull off the great escape
- Rovers rule the roost
- CLUBCALL
- Cretaro double downs Bray
- Co. Wicklow Arsenal Supporters' Club news
- Bray hoping to pass UCD test in FAI Cup
- Town make a flying start in top tier
- INSIDE RIGHT: Frustration in a world of fantasy
- Arsenal supporters update
- Bray supporters club news
- Arklow Town all set for new season
- Wanderers stun high-flying Pat's
- Premier League clubs battle for young Wicklow Rovers 'keeper
- First win for Bray Wanderers ladies
- Wanderers lose to ten-man Sligo
- Gormley ends tenure on a losing note
- Wolfe Tone seek players
- Bray Wanderers Supporters' Club
- Arsenal supporters club holding AGM
- CLUBCALL
- Delight in Drogheda for improved Bray Wanderers
- Disappointment for Seagulls as Shelbourne run riot in cup final
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