Limerick District League Premier Division Round-Up

Janesboro moved a huge step closer to guaranteeing their Premier Division safety with a 0-2 win over Geraldines at the Garryowen Green on Sunday afternoon. Goals from Conor Madden and Jeffrey Dore provided Daithi O’Donoghue’s side with a huge victory which moves them well clear of the bottom three sides heading towards the last round of fixtures before the Christmas break.

Geraldines: Patrick Reardon, Andrew Kennedy, Bobby Tier, David Hurley, Conor McNamara, Christy O’Neill, Morgan Clancy, Trevor Daly, Ousman Darboe, Will O’Neill, Shane Byrne Subs: Mike Crowley, Cillian Finn, Steven Croper, David Considine, Thomas O’Grady, David Connolly

Janesboro: Darren Glasheen, Alex Mason, Sean O’Dwyer, Conor Madigan, Donie Curtin, Jake Prendergast, Jeffrey Dore, Connor Madden, Adam Costello, Bradley McNamara, Aaron Fitzgerald Subs: Dermot Hughes, Jack Fitzgerald, Ross Mitchell, Aaron Quinlivan, Vincent Browne

Prospect Priory overtook Coonagh United into seventh place in the table following a dramatic 2-1 at Priory Park. Coonagh took an early lead as the benefitted from great pressure by Ger Myles at the edge of the area as Brion Moriarty capitalised to score. Trevor Hogan equalised for the home side and as it looked destined to end in a draw, Tyrique Leamy pulled a rabbit from the hat to score an injury time winner from all of 25 yards out.

Prospect Priory are now just 3 points behind Nenagh in 6th place with one game remaining in this round.

Prospect Priory: Wayne Mullaney, Glen Kelly, Wayne Colbert, Jack Cross, Ian Clancy, Adrian Healy, Eric Carr, Dylan Kelly-Higgins, Tyrique Leamy, Danny Colbert, Trevor Hogan Subs: Robbie Kelleher

Coonagh United: Josh Sheehan, Rory O,Neill (Niall Earls), Kenneth Meehan, Ryan Earls, Luke Doherty, Ronan Ryan, Darren Martin (Will Brick), Ronan Lynch (Tommy Grimes), Ian Considine, Brion Moriarty (Joey Sheehan), Ger Myles (Jack O’Donovan)

Ailsing Annacotty were held to a 2-2 draw by Nenagh on Sunday morning at Brickfields. Nenagh have enjoyed a solid season thus far and are now odds on to be in the top 6 for the second half of the season with a 3 point advantage. Aisling’s goals came from this season’s surprise package Liam Quinn who has been in prolific form in front of goal.

Aisling Annacotty: Brian O’Connor, Blake Curran, Eoin Murphy, Thomas Clarke, Tony Whitehead, Shane Tracy, Shane Donegan, Liam Quinn, Shane Stack, Adam Foley, Shane Clarke Subs: Aodh O’Hanluain, Rhys Foley, Lorcan Feeney, Evan O’Connor, Jack Horan