Newbrook Celtic Football Club

Newbrook can count themselves very unlucky tonight in Tymon Park.  A smash & Grab from Dundrum took all three points back to dublin 14 for the visitors.  Again it was a case of Dundrum getting that bit of luck.   Newbrook goalscorers where Des Brenan with a fine effort after cutting back inside the full  back and finishing top corner.  Graham Burke got a goal to with a typical effort from the edge of the box. 

Line Ups.

1. Gareth Bloggs
2. Ed Stewart
3. Graham Mc Nevin
4. Luke Rock (c)
5. Peter Renick
6. Gar Mulligan
7. Des Brennan
8. Paul Mulligan
9. Barry Renick
10. Simon Monks>> Dennis Teeling 60
11. Graham Burke>> Dan Tanam 67

A disappointing start to the season on Sunday in Crumlin. Newbrook Celtic started brightly and it could have been a very different game if we had of scored early on. We looked a yard of the pace and Cherryfield just simply put away there chances to take 3 points from us.

Line Ups.

1. Gareth Bloggs
2. Luke Rock (c)
3. Graham Mc Nevin
4. Ed Mc Dermot
5. Peter Renick
6. Paul Mulligan
7. Des Brennan
8. Gar Mulligan
9. Brian Wilcox
10. Barry Renick
11. Graham Burke>> Danno Tannam 65

We played two games during pre-season a hard fought 1-1 draw in Stanway Park with Graham Burke scoring a neat back heel on his return to the side.  Gareth Mulligan & Simon Monks scoring goals out in Blackrock against Seaford made the scoreline look  respectable as we crashed to 4-2 defeat in Seafords favour.  We open up our league campaign with a game against Cherryfield in Crumlin on Sunday and then Dundrum travel to Tymon for a local derby on Tuesday night. 

New additons to the squad this year include Ger Power & Ed Mc Dermot while we welcome back Eddie Stewart,  Brian Wilcox,  Des Brennan & Graham Burke. 

Players are encouraged to participate in the last man standing competition that will kick off in mid September.

A good night was had by all recently in Buglers as the end of season awards were handed out. Congratulations to the award winners and to everyone who contributed to the season.

2009/10 Newbrook Celtic Player of the Year -

Gareth Mulligan

Young Player of the Year -

Keith Jackson

Clubman of the Year -

Simon Monks.

Newbrook Celtic shared the points with Cheryfield in Tymon Park on Thursday night.  Cheryfield made the perfect start with a goal in the first minute.  Newbrook Celtic got back in to the game when Mick O’ Brien crossed Gar Mulligan flicked on and Barry Renick headed home to make it 1-1.  Newbrook were in control of the game and playing some good football and were unlucky not to go in to half time in front.  Second half was much the same with Newbrook taking the game to there oponents and were unlucky not be at least 2 more goals up with Jackson & Mulligan forcing the Cheryfield keeper in to great saves.  Barry Renick got his second of the night to put Newbrook 2-1 up folowing a flowing move.  Cheryfield got straight back in to the game with a poor goal from our point of view.  Newbrook then got what looked like the winner when Renick squared for Jackson who foced another good save from the Cheryfield keeper Mulligan ran on to the ball and smashed an effort at goal only for the ball to hit Cheryfields centre back but thankfully Barry Renick was on hand to put us 3-2 up and claim his hatrick.  Newbrook won the ball back following tip off but gave the ball away and Cheryfield took full advantage to level up the tie in time added on.  Newbrook could & should have won this game easily never took control of the game when they were in front.  A point picked up but in truth a poor performance. 

Key Man Watch Barry Renick another impressive performance from Baz claiming a hatrick and working his socks off for the cause. 

Line Ups.

1. Mark Doyle
2. Luke Rock (c)
3. Richie Renick
4. Peter Renick >> Graham
5. Dennis Teeling
6. Graham Johnson
7. Greg Moran >> Roger Phealan 60
8. Gareth Mulligan
9. Mick O’ Brien
10. Barry Renick
11. Keith Jackson

Newbrook Celtic got back to winning ways in Tymon Park on Thursday.  Newbrook got off to a flyer when Simon Monks picked out Gareth Mulligan on the edge of the box the midfielder taking a toutch before picking his spot in the top corner to make it 1-0.  Blackrock got back in to the game with a defensive mix up.  Newbrook picked themselves up and Mulligan got his 2nd of the game when Barry Renick crossed for the Mulligan to head home.  Simon Monks was caught offside 85,678 times in the 90 miniutes.  Blackrock levelled the game with a ball over the top and there centre forward finished to make it 2-2.  Newbrook got there winner through a quick break,  Barry Renick taken down inside the box.  The burly forward picked himself up and sent the keeper the wrong way to make it 3-2.  Newbrook could and probaly should have scored more but they take the three points and move on to Cherryfield next Thursday night. 

Key Man Watch.  Newbrook Celtic.  Barry Renick lead the line superbly and was a constant threat to the Blackrock defense. 

Line Ups.

1. Mark Doyle
2. Richie Renick
3. Grham Mc Nevin
4. Luke Rock (c)
5. Peter Renick >> Dennis Teeling (56)
6. Gareth Mulligan
7. Simon Monks
8. Grham Johnson
9. Mick O’ Brien
10. Greg Moran
11. Barry Renick

Smash & grabd in Tymon Park on Sunday.  Newbrook Celitc didnt deserve the result but need to learn to put away there chances after another disapoitning day in Tymon on Sunday.  Two quick goals from Hillcrest in the second half stole the points for the visitors with Barry Renick claiming Newbrooks goal.

Line Ups

1. Mark Doyle
2. Richie Renick
3. Grham Mc Nevin
4. Luke Rock (c)
5. Dennis Teeling
6. Grham Johnson
7. Simon Monks
8. Gareth Mulligan
9. Keith Jackson
10. Johnie Lane
11. Barry Renick

Newbrook Celtic came back from 3-0 down to earn a draw on Tuesday night in Tymon Park.  Newbrook were 3-0 down inside 25 minutes.  Newbrook got them selves back in to the game with a well worked goal by Barry Renick following a good ball acros from Greg Moran.  The second half kicked off with Newbrook pilling on the pressure.  Newbrook got it back to 3-2 when Gareth Mulligan lashed home a free kick from 23 yards right up in to the top corner.   Newbrook levelled the game with a brilliant looping header from Johnie Lane following a superb ball in from Mick O’ Brien.  Newbrook were unlucky not to win this game and showed immense character to get back to 3-3.  A superb nights entertainment for the onlooking Kieth Fahey!.

Key Man Watch Newbrook Celtic Graham Johnston  The midfielder covered every blade of grass on the pitch another top notch performance. 

Line Ups.

1. Marco
2. Richie Renick
3. Grham Mc Nevin
4. Dennis Teeling
5. Luke Rock (c)
6. Graham Johnston
7. Mick O’ Brien >> Simon Monks 70
8. Gareth Mulligan
9. Barry Renick
10. Greg Moran
11. Johnie Lane.

Newbrook put the dispaointmeant of Tuesday night to one side and gave a very solid performance and picked up a deserved 3 points on a fabolous surface out in Swords on Thursday night.  Newbrook started brightly and got the goal they deserved when following a corner from the left by Graham Mc Nevin,  Kieth Jackson flicked the ball out to Johnie Lane who finished well in to the bottom left corner,  queue trademark celebration ala Timmy Cahill.  Newbrook grew in confidence following this goal and played some good football and were never really threatened.  They got there second goal of the game when Richie Renick slipped the ball down the line for Simon Monks who picked out Barry Renick who met the ball with a fine diving header to seal a comfortable win. 

Key Man Watch:  Newbrook Celtic.  Graham Johnston the centre midfielder had a fine game and wasnt as much of a cunt as normal.   

Line Ups.

1. Joey Kelly
2. Richie Renick
3. Graham Mc nevin
4. Dennis Teeling
5. Luke Rock (c)
6. Graham Johnston
7. Keith Jackson
8. Gareth Mulligan
9. Greg Moran
10. Barry Renick
11. Johnie Lane

Disapointing evening for Newbrook Celtic in Tymon Park on Tuesday.  Keith Jackson bagging the goal for Newbrook Celtic.