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FAI Schools Leinster Branch Boys Section Results Received Week FAI Schools Leinster Branch Boys Section Results Received Week Beginning 18th November 2019 Team A Team B Competition Result Grennan College, Thomastown Presentation De La Salle College, Bagenalstown CK Junior League I 0-0 St. Kieran’s College, Kilkenny St. Mary’s Academy CBS, Carlow CK Junior League I 0-3 Colaiste Cois Siuire, Mooncoin Colaiste Eamann Ris, Callan CK Junior League II 4-4 Colaiste Cois Siuire, Mooncoin Scoil Aireagail, Ballyhale CK Junior League II 5-3 Grennan College, Thomastown Borris V.S. CK Minor League II 1-0 Grennan College, Thomastown Gaelcholaiste Cheatharlach CK Minor League II 10-1 Colaiste Eoin, Hacketstown Gaelcholaiste Cheatharlach CK Senior League II 2-2 Gaelcholaiste Cheatharlach Tyndall College, Carlow CK Senior League II 2-1 Chanel College, Coolock Oatlands College, Mount Merrion Leinster First Year Cup 5-3 Colaiste Chiarain, Leixlip Lucan C.C. Leinster First Year Cup 3-3 (5-3p) Confey College, Leixlip Grennan College, Thomastown Leinster First Year Cup 3-2 De La Salle College, Dundalk Adamstown C.C. Leinster First Year Cup 6-1 St. Joseph’s S.S., Rochfortbridge Tallaght C.S. Leinster First Year Cup 3-0 St. Mary’s CBS, Portlaoise Moyle Park College, Clondalkin Leinster First Year Cup 2-4 Killinarden C.S. Ringsend College Leinster Junior B Cup 13-0 Clonkeen College Adamstown C.C. Leinster Junior Cup 3-1 Colaiste Eoin, Hacketstown Cistercian College, Roscrea Leinster Minor B Cup 6-2 Ramsgrange C.S., New Ross Gaelcholaiste na Mara, Arklow Leinster Minor B Cup 1-4 Ard Scoil Rath Iomghain, Rathangan Athlone C.C. Leinster Minor Cup 4-0 Colaiste de hIde, Tallaght Castleknock C.C. Leinster Minor Cup ? Firhouse C.C. Clonkeen College Leinster Minor Cup 2-4 Naas CBS Colaiste Choilm, Tullamore Leinster Minor Cup 1-5 Salesian College, Celbridge Tallaght C.S. Leinster Minor Cup 4-3 St. Mark’s C.S., Tallaght Temple Carrig School, Greystones Leinster Minor Cup 5-6 St. Farnan’s P.P., Prosperous St. Paul’s S.S., Monasterevin Leinster Senior B Cup 6-4 Ashbourne C.S. St. Mary’s D.S., Drogheda Leinster Senior Cup 4-3 De La Salle College, Dundalk Ratoath College Leinster Senior Cup 2-4 Salesian College, Celbridge Castleknock College Leinster Senior Cup 2-0 St. Colmcille’s C.S., Knocklyon Oatlands College, Mount Merrion Leinster Senior Cup 5-2 St. John’s College, Ballyfermot Moyle Park College, Clondalkin Leinster Senior Cup 3-2 St. Vincent’s S.S., Glasnevin St. Joseph’s CBS, Fairview Leinster Senior Cup 3-3 (5-4p) Athlone C.C. Moate C.S. Leinster Senior Cup? 4-2 Coolmine C.S. St. Benildus College, Kilmacud Leinster Senior Cup? 2-3 Castleknock College Bremore E.T.S.S., Balbriggan Leinster TY Cup 10-0 Coolmine C.S. Luttrelstown C.C. MET First Year League I 5-7 Clonturk C.C., Whitehall Gaelcholaiste Reachrann, Domhnach Mide MET First Year League III 1-2 Rockbrook Park School, Rathfarnham St. John’s College, Ballyfermot MET First Year League III 3-4 Colaiste Choilm CBS, Swords St. Aidan’s CBS, Whitehall MET Junior League I 5-2 Colaiste Choilm CBS, Swords Chanel College, Coolock MET Junior League I 5-4 St. MacDara’s C.S., Templeogue Moyle Park College, Clondalkin MET Junior League I 5-3 Tallaght C.S. Lucan C.C. MET Junior League I 2-1 St. Kilian’s D.S.D., Clonskeagh Marian College, Ballsbridge MET Junior League II 2-5 Deansrath C.C., Clondalkin Blakestown C.S. MET Junior League III 2-6 James Street CBS Our Lady of Mercy S.S., Drimnagh MET Junior League III 3-1 New Cross College, Finglas Clonturk C.C., Whitehall MET Junior League III 3-0 Coolmine C.S. Kishoge C.C., Clonburris MET Minor League I 7-2 Lucan C.C. Coolmine C.S. MET Minor League I 0-4 Pobalscoil Neasain, Baldoyle Beneavin College, Finglas MET Minor League I 3-1 St. Fintan’s H.S., Sutton Portmarnock C.S. MET Minor League I 4-1 St. Paul’s College, Raheny St. Fintan’s H.S., Sutton MET Minor League I 3-1 Firhouse C.C. Castleknock C.C. MET Minor League II 3-2 Le Cheile S.S., Tyrellstown St. Kevin’s College, Finglas MET Minor League II 1-4 Clonturk C.C., Whitehall Gaelcholaiste Reachrann, Domhnach Mide MET Minor League III 1-0 Gaelcholaiste Reachrann, Domhnach Mide Swords C.C. MET Minor League III 10-2 Holy Child C.S., Sallynoggin Mount Seskin C.C., Tallaght MET Minor League III 0-7 Le Cheile S.S., Tyrellstown O’Connell’s School, North Richmond St. MET Minor League III 4-0 Our Lady of Mercy S.S., Drimnagh Ringsend College MET Minor League III 9-2 Rockbrook Park School, Rathfarnham St. Kilian’s D.S.D., Clonskeagh MET Minor League III 4-5 Beneavin College, Finglas Colaiste Cois Life, Leamchan MET Senior League I 3-2 St. John’s College, Ballyfermot Old Bawn C.S., Tallaght MET Senior League I 3-3 Confey College, Leixlip Adamstown C.C. MET Senior League II 2-5 Confey College, Leixlip Kishoge C.C., Clonburris MET Senior League II 2-1 Kishoge C.C., Clonburris St. Aidan’s C.S., Tallaght MET Senior League II 1-6 Castleknock College Ard Scoil La Salle, Raheny MET Senior League III 9-1 Grange C.C., Donaghmede Gaelcholaiste Reachrann, Domhnach Mide MET Senior League III 5-3 Killinarden C.S. Blakestown C.S. MET Senior League III 3-4 St. Kevin’s C.C., Clondalkin St. Gerard’s School, Bray MET Senior League III 1-2 Celbridge C.S. Patrician S.S., Newbridge MID First Year League I 0-4 Piper’s Hill College, Naas Maynooth C.C. MID Junior League I 4-0 Scoil Mhuire C.S., Clane Maynooth P.P. MID Junior League I 12-1 St. Mary’s CBS, Portlaoise Maynooth C.C. MID Junior League I 0-8 Gaelcholaiste Chill Dara, Naas Athy College MID Junior League II 1-3 Maynooth C.C. Patrician S.S., Newbridge MID Minor League I 0-4 Naas CBS Patrician S.S., Newbridge MID Minor League I 5-3 Piper’s Hill College, Naas Scoil Mhuire C.S., Clane MID Minor League I 2-6 Gaelcholaiste Chill Dara, Naas Athy College MID Minor League II 3-2 Maynooth C.C. Naas C.C. MID Minor League II 4-1 St. Conleth’s C.C., Newbridge Gaelcholaiste Chill Dara, Naas MID Minor League II 3-0 St. Paul’s S.S., Monasterevin Kildare Town C.S. MID Minor League II 2-3 Naas CBS Patrician S.S., Newbridge MID Senior League I 3-0 Blessington C.C. Clongowes Wood College, Clane MID Senior League II 3-1 Newbridge College Heywood C.S., Ballinakill MID Senior League II 4-2 Boyne C.S., Trim St. Joseph’s CBS, Drogheda NE Junior League I 5-1 Ardgillan C.C., Balbriggan Ballymakenny College, Drogheda NE Junior League II 4-1 Colaiste na Mi, Navan Ardgillan C.C., Balbriggan NE Junior League II 1-3 St. Peter’s College, Dunboyne De La Salle College, Dundalk NE Minor League I 1-3 Boyne C.S., Trim Colaiste Ris, Dundalk NE Senior League I 0-0 Colaiste na hInse, Laytown De La Salle College, Dundalk NE Senior League I 2-2 Donabate C.C. Colaiste Ris, Dundalk NE Senior League I 3-2 Ard Scoil Chiarain, Clara Banagher College WL Minor League II 0-3 St. Joseph’s S.S., Rochfortbridge Mercy S.S., Kilbeggan WL Minor League II 2-4 Oaklands C.C., Edenderry St. Mel’s College, Longford WL Senior League I ? St. Brendan’s C.S., Birr Ard Scoil Chiarain, Clara WL Senior League I 2-7 Scoil Mhuire, Strokestown Columba College, Killucan WL Senior League II 9-0 Colaiste Abbain, Adamstown Creagh College, Gorey WW Junior League II 1-4 Enniscorthy V.C. Colaiste Abbain, Adamstown WW Junior League II 6-5 Wexford CBS Colaiste Chill Mhantain, Wicklow Town WW Minor League I 6-3 .
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