Erris United Football Cub

Iorras Aontaithe U18 had an excellent victory over Manulla in Carnenash this evening in the Mayo U18 league.

This was a hard fought encounter against a very good Manulla side. Both sides were level 0.0 at half time, but the game opened up in the second half and Iorras, after going 1.0 in-front early in the half, had to come from 3.1 down to record a 5.3 victory in the end. Iorras began to dominate in midfield and three goals from Kyle O’Reilly and one each from Ryan Ruddy and Peter Cafferkey, propelled Iorras to victory, Gary Boylan came on in the second half for probably his last Iorras U18 appearance before his move to Sligo Rovers U19 side in the coming weeks. This was a superb show of character by the team and Iorras finished the game strongly and are two wins from two in the league.
Iorras U18s next outing is against Ballina Town at home next Thursday evening August 15th.

 

TEAM PANEL – Scott Kilker, Ryan Keane, Mikey Barrett, James Kelly, Richie Hanley, Tom Ivan, Tony Conroy, Eoin O’ Donoghue, Kyle O’Reilly, Ryan Ruddy, Peter Cafferkey, Einri Healy, Gary Boylan, Liam Keane, Jamie Flannery, Michael Mulroy.

 

 

Iorras Aontaithe (B) kept up their good run with a 5.0 victory over Mulranny United in Carnenash Park this evening with goals coming from Gareth O’ Malley (two), Eric O’Reilly, Kyle O’Reilly, and Seamus O’Malley. Manager Phelim Munnelly was delighted with the win and everyone enjoyed his half time team talk.

Iorras Aontaithe (A) team picked up an excellent point drawing 1-1 against Westport Utd in the Super League today, despite starting the game with ten men; a depleted Iorras played some great football and led 1.0 until 7 minutes from the end with young Ryan Ruddy, on his debut, netting the goal. Meanwhile, Iorras (B) picked up another 3 points with a 4-3 win over Conn Rangers (B) with goals coming from Eric O’Reilly, Tom Ivan, Kevin Barrett and Brendan Doherty, Goalkeeper Brian Farrell was the hero saving a last minute penalty to secure the three points

Iorras Aontaithe/Erris United FC would like to thank Kenny Concannon of Reilly’s chemists, Belmullet for Sponsoring the replenishing/restocking of the medical bag for the Senior teams. Thank you for the continuing support.

Met Éireann has forecast dry, hot, sunny weather for the week a-head, but at Carne Nash Park this afternoon table toppers, Ballina Town felt the heat of ten man Iorras Aontaithe when the home side won 3-2.

 

This was a very important win for Erris and it was just the tonic they needed after their defeat away to Westport United on Thursday evening the 4th. Anthony Mills had Iorras in front  10 minutes into the game but Ballina were back level 8 minutes later when they were awarded a penalty, which resulted in Brendan Nallan been shown the red card by Mick Walsh, and John Durkan converted. Erris continued to push forward and on 35 minutes Mickey Sweeney had the home side in-front again with very good finish. But two minutes from half time David O’Mahoney had Ballina back level scoring from close range. In the second Erris continued their pressure game on the opposition despite the efforts of Ballina, but on 70 minutes Iorras were awarded a penalty which Gary Boylan scored. Ballina continued to probe Erris for the equaliser, but victory went to Iorras in the afternoon heat. Erris United are away to Ballyheane in their next league fixture.

 

Iorras team – Scott Kilker, Michael Meenaghan, Neil Geraghty, Eamon Carey, Stephen Nallan: Anthony Mills, Jason Boylan, Brendan Nallan, Gary Boylan, Mickey Sweeney, Micky Togher. Subs Used- Tom Murphy for Jason Boylan and Eamon McAndrew for Gary Boylan ( All in the second half)

 

Ballina Town- Thomas Duffy, Dwane Helly, Keith Duffy, Barry Higgins, Kevin Langan, Daniel Gorman, Eugene Gorman, Ben McGarry, Jamie Cawley, John Durkan, David O’Mahoney.

 

MAYO YOUTHS LEAGUES AT U12,U14,U16 AND U18 WILL BE STARTING MIDDLE OF JULY,

U14 TRAINING MONDAYS AT 6PM,

WATCH OUT FOR TIMES FOR OTHER TIMES FOR TRAINING,

Iorras Aontaithe u15s had an excellent 4.2 win over league leaders Ballina Town in a high quality encounter in Carnenash this afternoon. Iorras had a slow start to the league campaign, but showed over the last few fixtures they can more than hold their own in the top division of Mayo u15 football. No one will fancy meeting this u15s in the latter stages of the cup. Iorras u15s last league game is on Wednesday home to Knock/Kiltimagh and await their opponents in the cup quarter finals,best of luck boys.

Iorras Aontaithe u13s were crowned Mayo division one champions after a excellent 6.1 victory over Charlestown
in the league decider in Carnenash,with Iorras only needing a point from this game and playing with a strong
breeze Iorras,started the game strongly and led 4.0 at half time having played some excellent football,despite
Charlestown pulling a goal back after half time Iorras continued to dominate and ran out comprehensive and
well deserved winners.Congrats to all the boys and well done to their Coach.

TEAM,Anthony Walsh,Owen McHale,james o donnell Fionnan Ryan,Padraig Cowman,Mark Harding,Caolan Walker,Luke O’ Reilly,Shea O’ Donoghue,Cormac Murray,Evan Ivers,John Linehan,Gabriel Harding,Robert Barrett,Iarlaith Reilly,Matthew Sullivan,Matthew Walsh,David Lally,Mikey Ginnelly,Brandon O’ Boyle,Niall Murphy,daniel lally

Erris United had a comfortable 1-5 first round away win over Charlestown Athletic (B) in the Connacht Gold Cup this evening the 20th June. Iorras were in front 1-2 at the break with goals from Ivan Barrett and Jason Boylan and further goals in the second half from Eamon McAndrew, Micky Togher and Eric O’Reilly. Erris receive a bye in the next round.