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The Castlebar Celtic U-18 side who advanced in the FAI Youth Cup.
Over the weekend, Castlebar Celtic U-18’s made their way down South to face off against College Corinthians in the last 32 of the FAI Youth Cup.
Fixed for a 2pm kick off in Cork, the young Castlebar side set off on their journey, leaving Mayo at 6am on Sunday morning.
In a tough encounter against a talented side, the Hoops began impressively when Paddy Hope opened the scoring in the second half before attacker Oran Murphy secured the victory with a fine goal.
The Cork side are familiar with producing talented players such as Adam Idah, David Meyler and Chiedozie Ogbene who all played for the Douglas-based club.
Castlebar Celtic’s impressive victory sees them progress into the last 16 of the national competition.
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