The Club’s end of season Presentation Function for its various Schoolboy Teams will be held on Friday of next week 23rd May in the Castle Arch Hotel starting at 6pm.

Player of the Year trophies will be presented to each of the chosen players on the Club’s nine very successful eleven-a-side teams that competed throughout the season just ended.

This event is eagerly awaited every year & the highlight will be the announcement of the overall Player of the Year who will receive the Noel Dempsey Perpetual Cup (pictured). Already twenty names appear on the trophy.

Come along to see who the 21st will be!

These two little lads were pictured at the Sevens Club end of season Presentation Function in the Town Hall recently & supported each other through the busy programme of events arranged by Chairman Pat Hanson & his Committee

If a parent of the two boys (whom we assume to be brothers), makes contact with General Secretary Des Clancy to identify them, he will present them both with a gift from the Club!

Nice picture!

The Club’s Seniors have four games still to play in the Premier Division of the MDL but depending on results they may have only to play two of them.

These games are necessary to decide the first four places in the Premier Division in order to identify the qualifying teams for the Top Four Competition at the start of next season - a trophy currently held by Celtic.

Next Thursday evening they take on Duleek in Tully Park & on Sunday 18th May they travel to Carricmacross to take on the local Carrick Rovers. The remaining games are against Albion Rovers at home & Glaslough away.

The recent appeal by the Ladies Club for new players has been very successful & newly appointed manager Karen Halpenny is looking forward to the big kick off next Monday week when her chages travel to play DMR in their opening match in Division 3 North of the Dublin Women’s Soccer League.

Karen has expressed satisfaction at the num ner of new players that have enrolled to boost the existing players from last season & hopes are high for a successful first outing on 19th May. After that the team have three home games in Tully Park against Albion Rovers, Dundalk B & Sheriff YC.

Some of the Ladies are pictured here during a recent training session at Tully Park.

Enjoying themselves at the recent Sevens Club Presentation Function in the Town Hall were Brian Dowling & Pierce Darby who collected medals for their efforts on the field during the season.

Well done boys!

Pictured at the Club’s Sevens Presentation Function yesterday week in the Town Hall were sisters Lauren & Emma Clohisey.

Both received souvenir medals for their efforts during the year.

Well done girls!

Pictured here after the presentation of the NECSL U13 Division 1 league trophy at Tully Park last Saturday is the Club’s U13A squad.

Manager Ron Metcalfe (right of picture) & assistant manager Michael Johnson can be well pleased with their season’s work.

Congratulations lads!

Trim Celtic Sevens Club held its annual Presentation Function in the Town Hall last Sunday afternoon before a huge crowd of supporters & Club members and a most enjoyable afternoon was had by everyone present.

Chairman Pat Hanson assisted by his Committee Members had been working for several weeks to ensure that the event was successful & they were not disappointed. Most of the Club’s 150 Sevens players were present to receive souvenir medals for the efforts on the field during the season & some special presentations were made also.

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With one game still to play the Club’s Reserve Team this evening became the 2007/8 MDL Premier Reserve Division champions when the news came through that Glenmuir had failed to defeat Duleek at the Tollstone in their last game of the season. What a climax to the season this is for Luke Dempsey’s team, trailing so far behind the pace setters for so long, to put in a finishing burst over the last six weeks to secure the title!

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Former Celtic player Tim Clancy suffered a serious injury last Saturday afternoon during Kilmarnock’s SPL game against Gretna at Rugby Park. This follows a seven week absence as a result of a hip injury he incurred last September. His season started late because of a knee cartilage operation last summer & he also missed out as a result of tonsillitis in last December.

On Saturday he suffered suffered serious ligament damage above his left ankle & following a scan today it was decided that he will undergo surgery this week.

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