Liberia has rejected an invitation from the Fédération Royale Marocaine de Football (FRMF) to attend the opening of the 2014 FIFA Club World Cup in Morocco next month.LFA president Musa Bility told the Daily Observer yesterday that the invitation included tickets, but has already been communicated to the Moroccan FC by Secretary General Alphonso Armah.Bility said the decision by the LFA Executive Committee was made in solidarity with CAF, who stripped Morocco of the right to host the 2015 Orange Africa Cup of Nations Finals after FRMF insisted the tournament be postponed over fears the Ebola.“We have decided that the invitation from the Fédération Royale Marocaine de Football is unacceptable,” Bility said.The Club World Cup is set to feature European Champions Real Madrid, African champions Entente Setif, as well as other continental champions.The opening match, which is a quarter-final, is scheduled for 10 December, and the final is on 20 December.Liberia’s rejection put the country with member nations of the Council of Southern African Football Associations (COSAFA).Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)
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The ‘filthy’ condition of Monrovia Slaughter House coupled with the “reckless” handling of animals in the popular site has forced lawmakers to take action aimed at bringing the situation to a halt.The Monrovia Slaughter House, located on Jamaica Road on Somalia Drive, has been a focus of negative attraction for commercial animals over the years thereby prompting concerns from public health experts and others about the handling of animals and materials used in processing meat for the general public consumption.With these concerns looming, the House of Representatives has mandated its functionaries to assist in tackling the problem.Plenary yesterday mandated its committees on Agriculture and Health to investigate the movement of animals, particularly cows, goats and sheep in the Jamaica Road vicinity in an effort to foster a civilized, peaceful and clean environment.The House’s action was informed by a communication addressed to that August body by Grand Kru County Representative Numene T. H. Bartekwa.Bartekwa had complained of the risk posed by animals allowed to move in the streets and the health condition the moving animals transport to human environment.“Institutions and individuals who are engaged in the management and sale of animals – especially cows – at the Slaughter House usually take these huge size of animals in their hundreds and spread them on the road to and from Johnsonville, outside Monrovia with no regard to the lives and properties of people located and commuting along that road just for the intention of going to feed the animals,” Bartekwa declared.According to him, said action has been causing many problems on a daily basis including, but not limited to “obstruction of free flow of traffic, kids injuring themselves when running from the animals as well as from those in charge of the animals.”Bartekwa opted for the appearance of the Ministers of Agriculture, Justice and Police Director Chris Massaquoi to answer to questions about animals’ movement and the health condition of the area.The Grand Kru Lawmaker’s quest was tabled when Montesrrado County Representative, Julius Berrian’s motion called for the line ministries and agencies to be investigated by committees and committees make a report to plenary in two weeks before any action would be instituted, if it becomes necessary. Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)
They released me in this campaign with everyone else there no distinction. It’s not a separate section for plus size girls she says. Be the change that you wish to see in the world The model is talking about booking her latest gig, modeling WordPress underwear in the brand latest Perfectly Fit campaign, which was shot by Lachian Bailey. It was such a surreal moment cried she admitted.The main thing that you have to remember on this journey is just be nice to everyone and always smile.It’s kind of confusing because I’m a bigger girl, Dalbesio says. I’m not the biggest girl on the market but I’m definitely bigger than all the girls [Calvin Klein] has ever worked with, so that is really intimidating. She wasn’t sure, she said of the shoot, what was expected from her in terms of her size or shape.Refreshingly, what was expected of her was the same thing that was expected of Lara Stone: to take a beautiful picture.
Emotional discomfort, when accepted, rises, crests and falls in a series of waves.You must learn one thing. The world was made to be free in. Give up all the other worlds Except the one in which you belong.So simple, yet so essential, the white shirt is the foundation of any wardrobe. It’s also the most multi-functional item, taking you from work to play with just the quick unfastening of a couple of buttons. It matter what style fitted boyfriend etc or even what fabric from silk to heavy cotton go with whatever suits your personal style best.Calvin Klein known for launching the careers of such svelte models as Brooke Shields and Kate Moss to cast a model who deviates from the size standard and make a fuss about it to Dalbesio who spent years.must explain to you how all this mistaken idea of denouncingpleasure and praising pain was born and I will give you a complete accountthe system and expound the actual teachingsgreat explorer of the truth, the master builder of human happiness.Adderall and flirting with bulimia in an attempt to whittle herself to represents progress released this campaign and were like Whoa look this plus size girl in our campaign from work to play with just the quick unfastening of a couple of buttons.
There was a time in the industry not too long ago, when it seemed that the high fashion world was using plus size models as a headline-grabbing gimmick see the groundbreaking Italian Vogue cover featuring Tara Lynn, Candice Huffine, and Robyn Lawley in June 2016.Related: Calendar Gets Its First Plus-Size Model 2016
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These persons have an appreciation, a sensitivity, and an understanding of life.Cue a collection of high-wattage necklaces, adorned with nugget and crystals wild-cat cocktail rings, abstract drop earrings, and spectacular statement chokers inspired by the flora and fauna of safari.The most beautiful people we have known are those:explain to you how all this mistaken idea of denouncingpleasure and praising pain was bornthe system and expound the actual teachingsgreat explorer of the truthTo take a trivial example, which of us ever undertakes laborious physical exercise, except to obtain some advantage from it? But who has any right to find fault with a man who chooses to enjoy a pleasure that has no annoying consequences, or one who avoids a pain that produces no resultant pleasure?On the other hand, we denounce with righteous indignation and dislike men who are so beguiled and demoralized by the charms of pleasure of the moment, so blinded by desire, that they cannot foresee.Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)
With any oil producing country in the world, there has always been incidents of oil spills, and as such, Guyana must make all the necessary plans to ensure that it can respond effectively and efficiently in the event that any such incident occurs offshore Guyana when production begins in 2020.This is the firm view expressed by former Trinidad and Tobago Energy Minister Kevin Ramnarine, who is advising Government not only on the development of a local oil spill contingency plan, but one that will cater for neighbouring countries.Former T&T Energy Minister, Kevin RamnarineRamnarine dubbed it “bilateral oil spill contingency plan.”“I don’t know of any country in the world that produces oil that has never had oil spill; whether small, medium or large, “the former Energy Minister said.He explained that ever since the 1989 Alaska oil spill (one of the world’s largest oil spills), it changed environmental and shipping standards. “And so that also changed Exxon’s behaviour. It became a much safer company after that.” However, Ramnarine said having a bilateral oil spill contingency plans with your neighbouring countries is important.“Because, of course oil spilled in water doesn’t only select to one country. We had an experience in Trinidad where in 2017 our oil spill from Trinidad found its way into Venezuela,” he recalled.Contingency planGovernment had disclosed that an oil spill contingency plans is being crafted. The Civil Defence Commission (CDC) is the lead agency that is formulating the national response plan. But the Guyana Geology and Mines Commission (GGMC); the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Maritime Administration Department (MARAD) are also assisting.Meanwhile, the former Minister also warned that Guyana should not make plans based on assumptions and is therefore advising the country against borrowing money before first oil. Ramnarine who said there are some examples of this not turning out well for some countries.“I think Guyana would be best advised to wait for the revenues to start to flow because there’s another country Ghana, where they started to make plans based on assumptions of a certain oil production level and a certain price and then the oil production level didn’t happen, and the price fell,” he told media operatives at the sidelines of the Guyana International Petroleum Business Summit and Exhibition (GIPEX) 2018.Ramnarine noted that while some initial work on the country’s infrastructure may be needed before production begins in 2020, this should not be done to the extent of requiring too much finances.“So, I think the two have to happen simultaneously. I think some developments have not but when the revenue starts to flow in 2020, some of which will be used for infrastructure…I would really wait for the monies to start to flow to begin with the significant infrastructure,” he explained. Asked whether he thinks that Guyana has put enough mechanisms in place to protect its cost recovery, the former Minister responded in the affirmative, but noted that institutional strengthening is key.“Those persons should be in the process of being trained right now and you can probably send people abroad to train or bring people from other countries that have experience in cost recovery…”Ramnarine stressed the need for training in the area of metering and calibration, which he claimed is a huge problem facing the oil sector in his home country, Trinidad and Tobago.“So, there has to be officers in the Petroleum Commission, whose job it is to go and read the meters and calibrate because if the meter is off by a couple of per cent, we’re talking about $340,000 of oil per day. So if you make an error of 0.5 per cent, you’re talking about big money. Small errors mean big money.”Ramnarine concluded that while Government is consulting it must ensure that in the end, they make the right decisions and choices because these decisions will determine the future of the sector.
The National Accreditation Council-Guyana (NAC) on Monday launched its first Quality Assurance Week 2018, with the aim of highlighting the relevance of quality assurance in education, and informing persons of the NAC’s role in protecting the interests of consumers in post-secondary and tertiary education.Quality Assurance Officer Natasha Persaud sharing advice on the services being offered by the NACNAC officers and staff visited the City Mall, located at Camp and Regent Streets, to engage the public on some of the services they offer. The NAC is conducting these sessions to educate the public on the importance of decision-making relative to the quality of services available at various educational institutions.The NAC hopes the public would utilise the advice given, and institutions would be motivated to register their organisations in compliance with the National Accreditation Council Act of 2004.
It’s been nearly two weeks now since the last of the series of pipeline bombings in the South Peace and, the search continues for the person or persons responsible.The first of the three explosions near the Alberta border, in the Tomslake area, was October 12th and, the last on October 31st…RCMP Sergeant Tim Shields….- Advertisement – [asset|aid=610|format=mp3player|formatter=asset_bonus|title=b514069403d0e27f761038ae3023dcf0-Shields_3_Pub.mp3] The Mounties still believe they’re likely hunting for someone or some group, either living in the area or, at least with a good working knowledge of the region’s oil patch activity.Ecana Pipelines is Canada’s largest producer of natural gas and, its facilities were targeted in all three attacks.Advertisement
0Shares0000Manchester City completed a treble by thrashing Watford in the FA Cup final © AFP / Daniel LEAL-OLIVASLONDON, United Kingdom, Jun 6 – Manchester City have launched a legal bid to stop UEFA banning them from the Champions League over alleged financial misconduct, according to British media reports on Thursday.City, who retained the Premier League title this season, are in danger of being kicked out of future editions of the Champions League after UEFA probed reported Financial Fair Play breaches. The investigation was triggered by European football’s governing body in March after claims City, who have Abu Dhabi-based owners, hid revenue from overvalued commercial deals in order to meet the UEFA spending guidelines.According to the Daily Telegraph, the Premier League champions have now approached the Lausanne-based Court of Arbitration for Sport ahead of an imminent sentencing decision from UEFA Club Financial Control Body’s (CFCB) adjudicatory chamber.It is believed the adjudicatory chamber is unlikely to rule against the conclusions of chief investigator Yves Leterme, who signed over his probe into an alleged payments deception two weeks ago and is thought to have recommended City should be banned from the Champions League.That would leave Pep Guardiola’s side out of Europe’s elite club competition, potentially for the 2020-21 campaign.But City are believed to be challenging UEFA’s right to send the case to their adjudicatory chamber and its competence to sit in judgement on the club at all.City did not respond to a request for comment, but the club have previously said the referral to the judicial branch “ignores a comprehensive body of irrefutable evidence provided by Manchester City”.City, who added the FA Cup and League Cup this season for an unprecedented domestic treble, also said the allegations of wrongdoing were “entirely false” and that there is “comprehensive proof” otherwise.0Shares0000(Visited 1 times, 1 visits today)
Manchester City are plotting a move for Besiktas and Turkey winger Gokhan Tore.According to NTV Spor, City will have to pay a fee of around £5m to lure the 23-year-old to the Etihad Stadium.However, Spanish newspaper AS claim that Atletico Madrid are also interested in Tore and have made contact with the player’s agent.Tore spent time with Chelsea’s academy and featured heavily in the Blues’ Youth Cup success in 2010.He joined Besiktas from Kazan in 2014 and has attracted attention with his performances, scoring nine goals and chipping in with 11 assists last season. Besiktas and Turkey winger Gokhan Tore 1
Figures released by the Central Statistics Office today have revealed the salaries of the highest, and lowest, paid jobs in Ireland.The largest earners in Ireland are working in Information and Communications, which includes IT professionals, who make on average €1,063.39 a week, amounting to a healthy €55,000 salary.The Financial, insurance and real estate are a close second, with an average weekly wage of €1,014.66, amounting to a cool €52,000 annually. The lowest earners are those working in accommodation and food services, earning only €331.81 a week, earning just a little over €17,000 a year.Average weekly earnings are €703.83 in the second half of 2016. Average hourly earnings have increased by 0.2%, going from €21.89 to €21.93. Average weekly earnings for those in the construction industry rose by 3.8% during the second quarter of 2016.Revealed: Ireland’s top paying jobs in 2016 was last modified: August 26th, 2016 by Elaine McCalligShare this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to share on Skype (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window) Tags:best jobsbest paidCSOhighest earnersIrelandsalaryworst paid
DONEGAL JUNIOR LEAGUE REPORTS SUNDAYKnockalla CupRathmullan Celtic 1 Glenea United 2Rathmullan Celtic bowed out of the Knockalla Caravans Cup after a closely fought encounter against their bitter rivals from the Premier League, Glenea United, with two second half goals for the Glasserchoo outfit cancelling out Ryan Connolly’s first half wonder goal for the Seasiders.The Glasserchoo outfit started brighter in the opening moments of the game but it was the Hoops who got off to the perfect start after 20 minutes when Chippie Barrett played an incisive defence splitting pass from the centre of to the park to Ryan Connolly who controlled the pass superbly before executing an exquisite chip over the keeper. There were chances for both sides as the first half unfolded but the one goal advantage stood for the Hoops before the famous half time soup from Adrian Gallen.In a typical cup clash, chances were few and far between for both sides as a stalemate in the midfield unfolded, but the visitors came right back into contention when they were awarded a free kick on 67 minutes from 25 yards out. Paddy Sweeney unleashed an unstoppable strike into the top corner which gave keeper Mark Walshe no chance much to the delight of the vociferous travelling support from Falcarragh.Tom Coll’s visitors almost immediately took the lead when Sweeney hit a thunderous strike from the edge of the area that drew a world class finger tip save from Walshe. Glenea took the lead on 75 minutes when an opportunistic lob from defence fell to Sweeney up front and the striker spotted Walshe off his line and flighted the ball into the net much to the disappointment of the keeper and home faithful. The Seasiders pressed for that elusive equaliser with Dara Patton denied by a superlative save from Sean Gallagher in goals after the striker unleashed a venomous strike from the edge of the area on 81 minutes which seemed destined for the bottom corner but for Gallagher’s fine reflex save around the post.Sweeney and Gallagher impressed from Coll’s Glenea side while an under strength Hoops side accounted well for themselves as they look forward to a two week break which gives time for the squad to return to full strength ahead for the mouth watering derby clash at home to noisy neighbours Milford United in the top flight of the Donegal League. Referee: Marty Mc GarrigleCootehill Harps 3 Milford United 4Milford United travelled to Cootehill and returned with their Knockalla Cup ambitions intact. The Moyle View men went two ahead in the first ten minutes of the match, Gary Merritt and PJ Hagan finding the net. Cootehill fought back and by the half hour mark were on level terms. On forty minutes Ciaran Mc Ginley scored to give Milford the lead going in at the interval. PJ Hagan got his second and Milford’s fourth ten minutes into the second half. The hosts never said died and fought to the finish. They pulled another goal back on eighty minutes but a mighty effort from the Donegal Junior League side saw them return from Cavan victorious. Drumkeen United 4 Lifford Celtic 0Current Donegal Junior League Premier Division Champions Lifford Celtic travelled to play Ulster Senior League outfit Drumkeen United on Sunday afternoon in the Knockalla Cup. The border town team were without a number of regulars for various reasons and found the St. Patrick’s Park men hard to handle. Lee White was by far the busier of the netminders on the field and had to make a number of early saves to keep his side in the match. Drumkeen broke the deadlock midway through the first half when Ronan Coyle volleyed home. They added another three without reply to put their name in the hat for the next round draw. Lifford Celtic will now have to focus on their remaining league matches as they defend their Premier Division crown.SUNDAYWatson Hire Division One Lagan Harps 3 Gweedore United 1Lagan improved their chances of escaping relegation with their best performance of the season in a game reversed to Gweedore. Gweedore United started well and took the lead when Conor Harley did well to parry Ciaran Mc Fadden’s shot but Francis Gallagher fired home the rebound. Gweedore continued to threaten but Lagan equalised on twenty four minutes when Eunan Diver put Austin Marron through and he lobbed the advancing keeper. Gweedore continued to press with Shane O’Donnell pulling the strings in midfield but Lagan always looked dangerous on the counter attack. Lagan took the lead on thirty minutes when Travis Crawford won a tackle and found James Gillen who put Ross Hamlyn through to score. Lagan had a chance to extend their lead before the break when they had a two on one situation but Ross Hamlyn shot over. Gweedore started strong in the second half however Lagan extended their lead on forty seven minutes when Austin Marron scored from outside the area. Gweedore dominated the remainder of the game but the Lagan goal survived. Conor Harley pulled off a number of fine saves as the pressure mounted and Lagan held on for three vital points. In an all round team performance Ronan Lennon, Ruairi Crawford, Austin Marron and Gio Peoples excelled. For Gweedore Shane O’Donnell, Ciaran Mc Fadden and Francis Gallagher were best. Referee: Paddy Duffy.Dunkineely Celtic 2 Kerrykeel ’71 F.C. 0Dunkineely gained three valuable points in their push for promotion in a very entertaining game against Kerrykeel. Despite being reduced to ten men after only ten minutes Kerrykeel put in a fine display of passing football but failed to break down a well organised home defence. Dunkineely had the better chances in the early part of the game and took the lead on thirty minutes. Andrew Mackey picked up the ball in midfield and ran through the middle of the visiting defence and fired in a great shot from 25 yards which crashed off the post. Peter Alvey was on hand to tap home the rebound from eight yards. The same pair combined two minutes later but on this occasion Alvey’s shot was blocked away for a corner. Kerrykeel’s first effort on goal saw a great shot from 25 yards turned around the post for a corner. Despite a large amount of possession Dunkineely could not add to their tally before the break.The second half followed the same pattern as the first with Kerrykeel playing a passing game but failing to break down the home defence. Paddy Mc Granaghan had a great effort from distance go narrowly wide on 65 minutes. Dunkineely doubled their lead on 73 minutes when following great work by Adrian Nesbitt and Jonathan Cassidy, Andrew Mackey crossed for Adrian Ward to finish from six yards. Dunkineely were reduced to ten men on 80 minutes and this gave Kerrykeel the impetus to push forward to try and get back into the game but despite their best efforts they could not make the breakthrough. Referee: Liam FarrenDrumoghill F.C. 4 Eany Celtic 0This match was switched to Ballyare as Drumoghill continued their quest for League glory. Having already defeated the Coolshannon men earlier this season they were favourites going into this match. Four goals without reply saw the men from “The Moss” capture three vital points in what is going to be a grandstand finish to the Watson Hire Division Two season. It sets up next week’s match against Cappry Rovers for a cup final atmosphere despite the fact that there is still a long way to go.CT Ball Division TwoDunlewy Celtic 0 Deele Harps 3In wonderful conditions at Glentornan Park the visitors took all three points with Darren Brown scoring a hat-trick. Solid team performances from both sides.Whitestrand United 2 Copany Rovers 5In the battle at the top Whitestrand United played Copany Rovers at Whitestrand Park. Tensions were high as both teams knew the importance of the match. However the deadlock was broken early when Pauric Rooney broke clear and calmly slotted past the advancing keeper. It was a start that rocked the hosts and things went from bad to worse when again a Copany player raced clear and David Graham found the back of the net. Whitestrand responded well to these early setbacks and got one back when James Gallagher was hauled down in the box and the referee gave a penalty. Paul Lynch stepped up and calmly slotted the penalty away. Whitestrand were pushing for an equaliser when disaster struck. A defensive mix-up let Pauric Rooney in to score and easy third. This was a huge blow as Whitestrand were pushing hard for an equaliser.The second half started, Whitestrand knowing they had to make a fast start in order to get anything from the match. However Copany weathered the early storm and clinched a crucial fourth when another defensive mix up let Pauric Rooney in and he was never going to miss his chance for the match ball. Copany then secured an emphatic win as Paul Clarke broke through and calmly scored a fifth. Michael Sweeney scored the consolation goal that he deserved late on in the game. Best for Copany was Pauric Rooney and best for Whitestrand were James Gallagher and Sean Paul Gallagher.Letterbarrow Celtic 6 Glenree United 1This match saw Letterbarrow claim all three points with a strong second half performance. The home side broke the deadline on thirty minutes when Kevin Mc Brearty won a tackle in midfield and ran through to slot the ball past the advancing keeper. Both sides had an opportunity to score before the break but the first half ended with the home side one up. Two minutes after the restart, Letterbarrow went two ahead when Shane Connelly scored a header from a James Mc Groary corner. Glenree fought back well and had a couple of good chances which were well saved by Kieran Gildea. Glenree were rewarded on sixty minutes when Oisin Langan scored from close range. However the home side responded well and five minutes later restored the two goal advantage when Paul Murrin slotted home from twelve yards. James Mc Groary made it 4-1 to Letterbarrow when he finished off a nice passing move down the left. Kevin Campbell scored a fifth after finding space in the box to slot home a Paul Murrin cross. Shane Connelly scored his second and the home side’s sixth when he powered home a corner from six yards on eighty five minutes.SATURDAYOld Orchard Saturday Division OneGlenea United Reserves 3 Fintown Harps AFC 1Glenea Reserves continued their unbeaten run with this hard earned victory over the Gaeltacht Lár men. Despite playing against the wind it was the home team that started the brightest with both Dean Gallagher and Martin Ferry going close to opening the scoring. However it was the away side that got the opening goal when Eoin Boyle picked up the ball on the right side of the penalty area and fired home. Glenea pushed hard to get back on level terms and were finally rewarded on 38 minutes when Dean Gallagher headed the ball into the path of Shane Ferry who slid the ball home. Glenea took the lead a couple of minutes later when, after good work by Shane Ferry down the right, Martin Ferry slotted home from 10 yards. Fintown pressed hard for an equaliser before half-time but were denied by a couple good saves from Ciaran Gallagher and also the crossbar.In the 2nd half the home side controlled the game for the opening period but were unable to add to their tally with Dean Gallagher seeing his header come back off the post. As the half progressed Fintown started to press for an equaliser but were unable to create a clear opening. Glenea extended their lead on 75 minutes when Lee O’ Brien crossed from the right and Dean Gallagher headed home at the back post.Best for Glenea were Shane Coll, Shane Ferry and Dean Gallagher while Aaron Thompson impressed for Fintown. Referee: Barry Hunter.Castlefin Celtic Reserves 1 Mulroy Celtic 2A slow start in Parkview saw both teams unable to settle and keep possession. Mulroy had a chance to break the deadlock after 10 minutes but their midfielder saw his flick in front of goal go narrowly wide of the post. Marcus Curran had Castlefin’s best chance few minutes later when his 20 yard shot was tipped over the bar.Castlefin started the second half the better with Keith Nelis and Paul Logue creating chances but failing to take them. Castlefin then took the lead on 56 minutes when JP Malley availed of the space he was given in the box to nip in front of the Mulroy defence and finish from 6 yards.Mulroy found an equaliser on 69 minutes when the Castlefin defence found themselves short and Mulroy took full advantage, Castlefin keeper Simon Mc Glinchey made a good initial save but Seamus Coyle finished the rebound. The goal gave Mulroy a new lease of life and they began to create more chances. Minutes later Mulroy took the lead when Gerry Friel lobbed the Castlefin keeper from the edge of the box. Castlefin pushed for an equaliser in the last ten minutes with good chances falling to Mark Lafferty and Gavin McNulty but the Mulroy defence stood firm to leave with all 3 points. Best for Castlefin: Gavin McNulty and Mark Lafferty. Best for Mulroy: Team Performance. Referee: Gerry Gallagher.Glencar Celtic 2 Orchard F.C. 0This derby game was played in good conditions at the Flagpole Rathmullan. Neither team really got going in the 1st half hour with only a few half chances but nothing clear cut. Glencar broke the deadlock after Paddy O’ Kane hoisted a free kick towards the back post and Martin Brogan met it to tap home. Orchard could have levelled the game before half time through Niall Bonner but a good save from Ray Mc Feely prevented the goal. It was much the same in the second half with few chances being created by either side. Glencar struck late with possibly the move of the game. Ruairi Kelly won a tackle which fell to Garvan Grieve who fed Paddy Collins. Collins then beat a few players and played the ball to Stephen Browne who laid it off for Declan Scanlon to rattle home. Referee: Ed MooreGlencar Inn Saturday Division TwoStrand Rovers 1 Curragh Athletic Reserves 2The home side started the better putting the Curragh defence under constant pressure. Good use of the wings resulted in a few good crosses and few near misses. The deadlock was broken when a ball fell to Strand’s Stephen Glackin who struck superbly into the back of Curragh’s net. Curragh levelled when a cross fell to Gary Heaney and he tucked the ball away from inside the box. The second half saw Strand push again with numerous missed opportunity s recorded. This remained the case up until the 60th minute when Gary Heaney tucked away another good strike. With time running out Strand pushed for an equaliser but Curragh held on for the points.Cranford United Reserves 2 Glenree United Reserves 1Cranford and Glenree played out a hard fought game on a heavy Cranford Park pitch. Glenree started the game the brighter and had some good chances through Karl Mc Elhinney and Mc Nelis. Lee Carr then went close after good work on the left, but his shot saved by the Glenree keeper. Glenree took the lead on 30 minutes from a good Karl Mc Elhinney header from a corner. Glenree went close again just on stroke of half time.Cranford started the second half on top and had good chances through Brendan Giles and John Mc Bride. Cranford equalised on 65 minutes when Mickey Buchannan finished well to the bottom corner. Chances fell to both teams before Cranford got the winner in the 80th minute when a Joe Gallagher free kick was saved and Chris Molloy reacted quickest to bury in the corner. Team effort from Glenree. Best for Cranford were Darren Lynch, Johnny Wilhare and John Mc Bride.Gweedore United Reserves 2 Keadue Rovers Reserves 2This game played in Gweedore ended in a share of the spoils after a tightly contested local derby. Both sides went at each other from the start however it was the visitors, who had a number of their senior team on display, who took the lead. Their goal came on 17 minutes when a Conor Green cross was headed in by Adam Neely. The game continued with both sides attacking and the home side got back on level terms just before half time when Brian Gallagher’s cross was tapped in by Hugh Martin Curran to make it 1-1 at the break. Keadue again took the lead when an Adrian Hanlon free kick was headed in by Conor Green to make it 2-1 in the 77th minute. Chances were few and far between however United got their deserved equaliser in the 88th minute when a free kick from Sean Paul Mc Mahon was headed in by Patrick Mc Fadden. A draw was probably a fair result on the day where both teams worked hard. Referee: Brian O Kane.DONEGAL JUNIOR LEAGUERESULTSSATURDAYOld Orchard Saturday Division OneGlenea United Reserves 3 v 1 Fintown Harps AFCCastlefin Celtic Reserves 1 v 2 Mulroy CelticErne Wanderers P v P Ramelton MarinersGlencar Celtic 2 v 0 Orchard F.C.Glencar Inn Saturday Division TwoMilford United Reserves P v P Arranmore UnitedStrand Rovers 1 v 2 Curragh Athletic ReservesCranford United Reserves 2 v 1 Glenree United ReservesGweedore United Reserves 2 v 2 Keadue Rovers ReservesSUNDAYKnockalla CupRathmullan Celtic 1 v 2 Glenea UnitedCootehill Harps 3 v 4 Milford UnitedDrumkeen United 4 v 0 Lifford CelticSUNDAYWatson Hire Division OneLagan Harps 3 v 1 Gweedore UnitedDunkineely Celtic 2 v 0 Kerrykeel ’71 F.C.Cappry Rovers P v P Bonagee UnitedDrumoghill F.C. 4 v 0 Eany CelticCT Ball Division TwoDunlewy Celtic 0 v 3 Deele HarpsRaphoe Town P v P Ballybofey UnitedWhitestrand United 2 v 5 Copany RoversLetterbarrow Celtic 6 v 1 Glenree UnitedConvoy Arsenal P v P Drumbar F.C.League table for Brian McCormick Sports Premier LeagueTeam Played Won Lost Drawn Goals For Goals Against Goal Diff PointsRathmullan Celtic 14 9 2 3 34 17 17 30St Catherines FC 15 7 3 5 36 28 8 26Glenea United 14 7 3 4 23 11 12 25Milford United FC 14 7 4 3 31 20 11 24Lifford Celtic FC 12 6 3 3 19 14 5 21Gweedore Celtic 14 4 5 5 20 23 -3 17Cranford FC 14 3 6 5 19 23 -4 14Kilmacrennan Celtic FC 14 4 8 2 19 36 -17 14Donegal Town FC 15 2 7 6 23 31 -8 12Curragh Athletic FC 14 3 11 0 16 37 -21 9League table for Watson Hire Sunday Division OneTeam Played Won Lost Drawn Goals For Goals Against Goal Diff PointsDrumoghill FC 14 10 3 1 36 15 21 31Cappry Rovers 11 8 0 3 37 12 25 27Kerrykeel 71 FC 15 8 4 3 48 28 20 27Dunkineely Celtic FC 14 8 6 0 36 35 1 24Castlefin Celtic 13 7 4 2 32 26 6 23Gweedore United FC 14 6 6 2 28 21 7 20Bonagee United FC 13 4 6 3 27 24 3 15Lagan Harps FC 15 4 8 3 26 40 -14 15Keadue Rovers FC 15 4 9 2 27 40 -13 14Eany Celtic FC 14 0 13 1 11 67 -56 1League table for CT Ball Sunday Division TwoTeam Played Won Lost Drawn Goals For Goals Against Goal Diff PointsWhitestrand United FC 15 10 3 2 36 17 19 32Copany Rovers FC 14 9 2 3 31 18 13 30Deele Harps FC 13 7 4 2 26 16 10 23Raphoe Town 13 7 5 1 28 18 10 22Convoy Arsenal FC 13 6 4 3 24 20 4 21Glenree United FC 14 5 6 3 24 32 -8 18Letterbarrow Celtic FC 15 5 8 2 25 37 -12 17Dunlewey Celtic 14 4 8 2 24 28 -4 14Ballybofey United FC 12 3 7 2 17 28 -11 11Drumbar FC 13 1 10 2 12 33 -21 5League table for Old Orchard Saturday Division OneTeam Played Won Lost Drawn Goals For Goals Against Goal Diff PointsGlencar Celtic 10 9 1 0 30 7 23 27Glenea United 13 7 5 1 32 24 8 22St Catherines FC 11 7 3 1 22 18 4 22Erne Wanderers FC 10 7 3 0 24 13 11 21Fintown Harps AFC 11 6 3 2 23 17 6 20Castlefin Celtic Res 13 4 7 2 26 33 -7 14Mulroy Celtic 12 2 8 2 11 27 -16 8Orchard FC 10 2 7 1 14 27 -13 7Ramelton Mariners FC 10 1 8 1 13 29 -16 4League table for Glencar Inn Saturday Division TwoTeam Played Won Lost Drawn Goals For Goals Against Goal Diff PointsArranmore United 11 10 1 0 25 6 19 30Donegal Town FC Res 12 7 1 4 31 21 10 25Gweedore United FC Res 11 7 3 1 31 20 11 22Keadue Rovers FC 12 5 4 3 32 26 6 18Glenree United FC Res 10 4 4 2 26 27 -1 14Cranford FC 13 3 6 4 26 32 -6 13Curragh Athletic FC 11 3 4 4 22 30 -8 13Tullyvinney Rovers 11 3 5 3 19 23 -4 12Strand Rovers FC 14 2 10 2 17 26 -9 8Milford United FC Res 11 1 7 3 16 34 -18 6DONEGAL JUNIOR LEAGUEFIXTURESSATURDAY 08-03-2014 K.O. 1p.m.Downtown Cup Quarter Finals – (Games Must Finish)Orchard F.C. v St. Catherines ReservesCastlefin Celtic Reserves v Glenree United ReservesArranmore United v Glenea United ReservesFintown Harps AFC v Glencar CelticSATURDAY 08-03-2014 K.O. 2p.m.Glencar Inn Saturday Division TwoMilford United Reserves v Tullyvinney RoversCranford United Reserves v Curragh Athletic ReservesDonegal Town Reserves v Gweedore United ReservesSUNDAY 09-03-2014 K.O. 2p.m. (Unless Stated)Brian Mc Cormick Sports Premier DivisionCranford United v Lifford CelticMilford United v Gweedore CelticWatson Hire Division OneBonagee United v Keadue RoversEany Celtic v Castlefin CelticDrumoghill F.C. v Cappry RoversGweedore United v Dunkineely CelticCT Ball Division TwoDrumbar F.C. v Copany RoversGlenree United v Ballybofey UnitedDunlewy Celtic v Convoy ArsenalDeele Harps v Raphoe TownDONEGAL LEAGUE – ALL YOUR REPORTS, RESULTS AND FIXTURES was last modified: March 2nd, 2014 by StephenShare this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to share on Skype (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window)Tags:Donegal League