Liverpool fans chanting “Ireland’s number one” at Caoimhin Kelleher today 🇮🇪💚

Our under 14s beat Roscommon 2-1 on Friday night in mullingar against a good Roscommon team in their SFAI interleague game

Our other under 14s played a Kildare today Kildare had already won their first 2 games, Despite going a goal down early on, we got an equaliser just before the break. We then got 2 quick goals, and then kildare pulled 1 back we 11 minutes to go. we held out for a 3 2 win

Our 2 under 13s had 2 games today. The first game was a 2 nill win against Kildare, and their second game was against NERL, which was a very tight game with NERL coming away with a i nill win a very busy day for our coaches who are all volunteers and give up the free time

I got asked today(or more or less giving out to)Why do we put in 2 or 3 teams into sfai competition instead of one strong team. The answer was easy enough. Our coaches are here to develop players. You can develop more players with 2 teams rather than try to win one trophy.

I would like to thank all the clubs who sent the committee a voucher for the Bridge house for the committee to use. It was nice to receive a card thanking us for the work we do in the league. We must be doing something right. Again, thank you

Another busy day with boys interleague games under 12s MSL Red 0 Mayo 1, MSL Green 1 Longford 1, MSL Blue 1 Mayo 1. Under 13s MSL 0 Neurl 3, Mayo 1 MSL 4, under 14s Wicklow 3 MSL 5, Roscommon v MSL postponed. Under 15s Kilkenny 1 MSL 2, Under 16s MSL 0 Limerick 4,

Delighted to present a Mental Health Workshop to coaches from the Midlands Schoolboygirls League Topics discussed: ✅ Personal Insight ✅ Positive training environments ✅ Opening support networks A massive thanks to Tullamoretown FC for hosting.

Our under 10s girls on theirs last training before Christmas. All girls are having fun and learning.

Two thousand and five games played in the Midlands Schoolboygirls League from September to December, not bad for a winter league with only 2 blanket weekends called off.

I wish all our players their parents all our referees & all the volunteers who work nonstop for their clubs provide football for the kids to continue to play football in our area a very happy and peaceful New year Each year, the numbers keep growing despite what's put in our way

Busy first week back after the Christmas Break for teams in Edenderry Town FC ✅U13 Boys Session ✅U11’s vs U12’s in-house match ✅U16 Boys Session All back on the ball after a short break ⚽️ Teams looking forward to matches in upcoming wknd 💪 Gary Seery Midlands Schoolboygirls League

I'm not sure why Kalleher didn't start for the cup game. Even with Allison's fit, he gets a run out in cup games. I don't think Alisson is back 100% yet, but he keeps getting caught out with the ball at his feet. We should have been 1 down only for spurs bad finishing

A chance to be involved in the game ⚽️💚 The month of February will see the FAI host 23 referee beginners courses throughout Ireland 🇮🇪 Sign-up and join the 904 people who trained to be referees last year ✍️ 🔗 fai.ie/.../referee-be…

✅ Referees beginners course 📍Tullamoretown FC 🗓️ Sunday 23rd of February ⏰ 10am to 4pm 👇 Book below faiconnect.ie/mycomet/privat…

🗣️ "We've a game full of robots" 🗣️ "Now their trying to create an exact science" 🗣️ "It's a FIFA cash cow" Roddy Collins on the multitude of courses needed to coach football teams and the dangers of stripping personality from the modern game. @WilliamHillIreland

🟩⬛ 𝐒𝐅𝐀𝐈 𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐋𝐞𝐚𝐠𝐮𝐞 𝐅𝐢𝐧𝐚𝐥𝐬 ⬛🟩 🏆 U-14 Shield ⚽ South Belfast 2-0 Midlands Kenzie McVarnock and Patrick Hume with the goals Midlands, a valiant effort (missed penalty), as SB capitalised on powerful strike to stay ahead #SFAInterleagues

Just back from an@SFAIreland meeting & the price of both the Gaynor Cup & the Kennedy Cup as gone from €2400 to €5400 because the FAI have not guarantee their grant of €160,00.00 towards grassroots football to the SFAI.Yet grassroots players pay over 1/2 million to fai connect

The reasons I belive is that the SFAI have not enforce all leagues to go calendar football. A vote at the last SFAI AGM was 90% in favor that ever league can run what ever calendar that suits them. If this is the reason then there is no hope for grassroots football in Ireland

If this doesn't get you in the mood for Sunday, I don't know what will