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Shamr | 24 | 33 |
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Sligo | 24 | 30 |
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Bray | 24 | 29 |
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Finn | 23 | 18 |
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UCD | 24 | 17 |
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Cobh | 24 | 15 |
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Ladies football team |
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Hi
I’m looking to join a soccer team, preferably Dublin northside or close to town. If anyone knows of any teams looking for players can you let me know?
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Teresa |
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Teresa, 06/03/2008
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Women’s football |
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Hi there,
I’m a footballer/futsaler from New Zealand and am moving to Dublin in late june/early july. I’ve been playing at premier level for my district for under 19’s (like county) and for New Zealand in futsal. I have been off for the last season due to injury (ankle) and am looking to make my comeback this year.
What are the season dates, and what clubs are there in the central city area of Dublin? (we will be living in Dublin 1 or 2 most likely). I am also a certified level 1 referee in New Zealand and would be interested in umpiring.
Thanks! |
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Kaelé McSporran, 05/03/2008
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ladies soccer |
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hey, I’m looking for a ladies soccer team to play for, preferably in the northside area...any ideas?
claire |
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claire hartnett, 25/02/2008
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Falcon Utd Soccer Club |
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Hi there,
I am a member of a ladies soccer club based in Bushy Park, Terenure. We are recruiting new players for the coming season and will welcome anyone willing to give it a go from beginners to those with past experience. We are a young team with a big spirit and enjoy tonnes of laughs along the way too. Pleae come along to see what you think. If interested contact me on 086-0857160. Stephanie |
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Stephanie, 25/02/2008
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stadium |
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Hi, we are 20 french guy looking for a place to play soccer in Dublin during the night after work.
So let me know please, ....
ps: no problem if someone want to join us |
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fais, 19/02/2008
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ladies soccer team |
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Hi,
I am looking to join a ladies soccer team for fun,fitness and a little competition. Does anyone know of a team I could join in either South Dublin region (d4 area) or the city centre.
cheers,
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Tasha, 28/01/2008
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ladies soccer |
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hi. im looking for a ladies soccer team in the north side area. from waterford, living here for years. played at home wanna get back into it, fitness etc. please someone let me know where to go or who to contact. thanks a mill. |
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gemma, 11/01/2008
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New Manager for Athlone |
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Long wait is over Lennon gets Town Job
The long wait is over as Dermot Lennon has been appointed new manager of Athlone Town for next season.
Lennon has been given the reins of the Town after a spell as caretaker manager last season, after taking over from Michael O’Connor mid season after a bad run of results.
Lennon, who guided Athlone to five, wins, five draws and nine defeats from 19 games,
Athlone Town has been plying its trade in the First Division since relegation in 1996 and finished sixth last season after Dermot Lennon took over following Michael O’Connor’s departure from the club in July. Hopes had previously been high that Athlone could challenge for the First Division title last season after heavy investment in the playing squad and a move to a new stadium in Lissywoollen.
Previous managers have lost their jobs at the club for failing to deliver the dream of Premiership football, Lennon knows he could join them if he does not deliver.
Lennon is on a one year contact, and immediately set himself the task of turning Athlone Town around for next season.
This does not look like a long term appointed to me, it will take Lennon three seasons to put the Town back on the right track, with little or no money to work with.
In coming players will look at the money problems of last season and may think twice about joining the club.
One major problem for Lennon will be working on half of last season’s player’s budget, it will be hard to sign quality players for this season, and will have to work with local base players from day one.
Does this mean the club taking the road they took last season when the club struggled financially for half the season or take the direction of cutting the budget in half and using money saved to get the club back in the community again.
One of Lennon first jobs, is to win over the club’s supporters with the club at an all time low and with attendances dropping dramatically, no club website, one of the biggest problem was the lack of information coming from the committee during the season.
The Committee are now saying they are confident that they will not struggle with wages going unpaid like on several occasions last season and are looking to push to return to the top flight this season, who are they kidding with Lennon working on half of last season budget , it’s look’s like a very long season ahead for the supporters.
At this the stage of the close season, many clubs are moving in the transfer market for players for next season and its important Athlone Town are not left behind.
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Dave Dibble, 29/12/2007
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i need to go in dublin’s football team |
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Hi my name is Richard. i am 10 years old and i’d like go in to some kids football team im a good Striker and Dribller |
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Richard, 20/11/2007
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football |
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Hi!!!!
my friend nd i really want to learn football. we’re both sixteen and r looking for a beginner course in our area - south dublin |
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Michelle, 04/11/2007
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ladies football southside |
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Hi,
I am a 21 year old Spanish girl working as an au-pair in Monkstown. I would love to join a ladies soccer team for fun and to meet people. Beginner to int level.
Jany. |
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Jany, 23/10/2007
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any ladies teams looking for new members? |
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Hi there,
I’m looking to join a ladies team... i’m a beginner but fairly fit....Anywhere on the northside ...around D.5,13, any ideas??? |
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claire, 07/10/2007
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GREETING!! i will like to join your club |
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Hello am micheal seun adeyoye am a nigerian,age 16 i play for my present club in nigeria dona football club i will like to promote my career to the internation level i play as a attacker and i will like to play for your club for more information you can send me a mail at madeyoye@yahoo.com |
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micheal seun adeyoye, 04/10/2007
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i am lookng for a club for my 14yr old daughter. |
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my daughter is 14 and i would appreciate any response. i think she has soccer talent.kildare area. |
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kenneth bradley, 04/10/2007
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come play soccer |
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for any people who s looking to play soccer i wish organiz some match every sunday in the eamon greant park 20 minutes from portabelo bridge dublin 5 pm ....
my contact number if you want to join me s 0872379934 |
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julien, 03/09/2007
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UCD soccer |
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I was interested in playing soccer in UCD either 5 or 11-a-side teams in those astro pitches they have there, I’m only a beginner now, does anyone know about joining up there? |
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Rob, 30/08/2007
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**missing**futsall**so**much** |
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Hello everybody!
I am 25 years old Czech excellent futsall player and I am looking for a team to join in. :
Or could you please advice where are I can find some information about or just watch matches? It would be grand if you will help!
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PETR, 30/08/2007
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anyone know any sports hall available? |
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hi ya!
i am looking to rent a sports hall out from oct to may next year. 2 nites a week. in dublin. does anyone know of anyplace that might suit? cheers lorraine |
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lorraine, 28/08/2007
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Ladies soccer |
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Hi
I am part of a ladies soccer team in Kildare close to Dublin. We are looking to join a league for the winter. Any ideas? |
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Aoife, 27/08/2007
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eircom league |
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i have just found this site and how refreshing it is that the topic is eircom league instead of english football . i am an ardent e l supporter and i find it difficult to understand why the people of this country support english football and wont support their own . then they have the absolute cheek to offer their opinion on the standard of the game here when they have never been inside one of our grounds except when an eircom league team were playing a friendly against an english team and they come along to support the english team . then you look at the leader of our country over supporting manchester united while the currant eircom league champions who lie in the shadow of his st lukes office have nearly gone to the wall through lack of support and then there is the parents of our young kids buying the shirts of english clubs for their kids and if you asked them who cork city or bohemians or shamrock rovers are they would not be able to tell you it is laughable |
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paul o beirne, 02/07/2007
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Who, in your opinion, has been the Vikings’ best manager?
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"What is important is his mentality. He said to me yesterday, ’I want to be in the team, I want to play’, and that is a big, big example to all the Ireland players because that is a very important mentality." -
Ireland boss Giovanni Trapattoni on the exemplary mentality of Kevin Kilbane.
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The 2008 eircom League starts on March 7th. Who do you fancy for top honours this year?
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