Our Schoolboys / Girls performances were the highlight of a busy weekend for the club last weekend.

U12 Boys National Cup (AET)

Bridge United AFC  - 2

Carew Park - 1

Our 12 Boys team got the abll rolling in the National Cup on Saturday morning with a deserved and hard fought win versus Carew Park from Limerick.

Niall Liddane gave the home side an the lead mid way through the opening half. Carew dominated the second half and got a deserved equaliser with 7 minutes to play.

Bridge came out all guns blazing for the first period of extra time and took the lead through Michael Morey with the final kick of the first period of ET. The game was wide open but the home side held on to secure a place in the next round.  

U16 Boys National Cup

Bridge United AFC  - 2

Askeaton AFC - 1

Goals from Damien Keogh and James Egan secured the route to the next round of the National Cup against a strong Askeaton side on Saturday afternoon.

U16 Girls Shield Final

Burren United - 0

Bridge United AFC  - 4

A brace each from Karolina Mostowy and Amy Waters secured the clubs first title of the season at a blustery Lisdoonvarna on Saturday afternoon. Huge congratulations to all involved and many thanks to the Managers and Mentors for all their efforts this year.

Premier League

Avenue United A - 1

Bridge United A - 0

A penalty midway through the second hald dispatched by Mark Roche was enough to secure all three points in this tight Premier clash in Roslevan on Sunday morning.

Unlike previous 1-0 defeats this season this match was full of chances with both sides guilty of failing to take their opportunities.

Gavin Cooney and Mark Roche were both brilliantly denied by Paul Touhy in the Bridge goals with Barry Ryan equally heroic at the other end denying Mike McNamara twice and Darragh Fitzgerald on a third occasion.

Brigde had a big penalty shout turned away on 30 minutes when Jamie Roche seemed to take down Trevor Maxwell in the box both referee Mark Rellis was unconvinced.

The winning goal came on 58 minutes when Mike O'Mahoney was put through on goal before knocking the ball past Paul Touhy who was adjudged to have made contact. Mark Roche made no mistake from the spot.

Bridge threw everything at the Avenue for the last quarter of the game but failed to create anything clear cut to equalise.

Bridge will argue that this was a story of one penalty turned away and one given but on the overall scheme of things Avenue will have deserved their victory on the day.

Bridge United: Paul Touhy, Steven Touhy, Terry Lenihan, Jonathan Downes, Mark Pewter, Tadgh Keogh, Darragh Fitzgerald, Eric Carr, Jay Whyte, Mikey McNamara, Trevor Maxwell

Subs: Darren Murphy for Downes, Eoghan Pewter for M Pewter, Jordan Downes for McNamara, Ethan Slater for Whyte, Conn Agnew for Maxwell

Second Division League Result

Shannon Town B - 5

Bridge United B - 1

Duck Devanney with the Bridge goal.