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The St Mel’s College, Longford under 19 soccer team who qualified for the West Leinster League final
Well done to the St Mel’s College, Longford under 19 soccer team who qualified for the West Leinster League final with a victory over Coláiste Coilm, Tullamore in Longford recently.
St Mel's won the game on a remarkable scoreline of 9-3. There's a bit of tweaking to do defensively before we meet Clara in the final!
Well done to the team and management on a great victory.
Also read: Young Longford man Fionn McCormack Crowe has huge honour of captaining Ireland
Meanwhile, hard luck to the St Mel’s College under 15 soccer team who played Marist College in the Leinster Shield recently.
Unfortunately, after a tough fought battle our boys lost 1-0. The boys will be playing their next league game in the coming weeks.
Also read: Granard Schools crowned North Leinster U-16 hurling champions in all-Longford final
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