Newbrook Celtic Football Club

Newbrook Celtic suffered another defeat against Lakelands in Nutgrove on Sunday.  Newbrook played some lovely football in the opening 30 minutes but a sucker punch arrived late in the half when the Lakelands midfielder fired a free kick in to the top corner to make it 1-0 at half time.  The second half kicked off poorly for Newbrook when two quick goals effectivley killed off any chance of Newbrook picking up points in this game,  Newbrook got themselves back in to the game when Dan Tanam powered home after good work from Gareth Mulligan,  the game turned on its head with the Lakelands keeper recieving a straight red for handball outside the area.  Newbrook then missed a penalty and left themselves exposed at the back while trying to rescue the game with Lakelands scoring a further 2 goals late on.  Gareth Mulligan got another goal to make it 5-2 late on.  All in all a disapoiting afternoon for Newbrook. 

Line Ups.

1. Mark Doyle
2. Paul Mulligan
3. Johnie Lane > Dennis Teeling (60)
4. Mick O’ Brien
5. Luke Rock (c)
6. Graham Johnson
7. Greg Moran
8. Keith Jackson
9. Dan Tanam
10. Gareth Mulligan
11. Simon Monks

Newbrook slumped to a defeat on Thursday night in Lucan with the only goal of the game coming in the mid way point of the first half.  Newbrook never really got going in this one and stuggled to string passes together.  Newbrook Celtic now move on to another away fixture on Sunday morning in Dublin 14.

Line Up.

1. Mark Doyle
2. Simon Monks
3. Graham Mc Nevin
4. Dennis Teeling
5. Luke Rock (c)
6. Graham Johnson
7. Greg Moran
8. Paul Mulligan >> Joey Kelly (70) 
9. Gareth Mulligan
10. Johnathan Lane
11. Mick O’ Brien

Newbrook Celtic were cruelly defeated in Crumlin on Sunday. Newbrook Celtic took the lead when Monks played a ball in behind the Iveagh defense for Tanam to run on to and the big striker was bundled over in the area to win a penalty which Mick O’ Brien calmly dispatched. Newbrook were then on the back foot for much of the remainder of the first half with Iveagh boxing Newbrook in. Iveagh got back on level terms with a simple ball over the top. The second half started much better for Newbrook and they were starting to get there passing game going and were denied a certain penalty when a ball struck there centre back inside the area. Newbrook then fell behind when Monks was adjudged to have handled the ball in the area, this was a really poor decision. The Iveagh centre forward put the penalty away and Iveagh led for the first time. Newbrook were creating chances and Monks missed a one on one that would have brought newbrook back on level terms. Iveagh then broke and went 3-1 in front when a brake down the right saw them finish off a neat move to make 3-1. from the tip off Gareth Mulligan made it 3-2. Iveagh hung on to claim all three points and Newbrook felt a little hard done by.

key Man Watch: Newbrook Celtic Mark Doyle the veteran keeper was in superb form all afternoon.  Keeping Newbrook Celtic in the game with outstanding reaction stops.

Line Ups.

1. Mark Doyle

2. Paul Mulligan

3. Graham Mc Nevin > Graham Johnston 45

4. Dennis Teeling

5. Luke Rock (c)

6. Keith Jackson

7. Mick O’ Brien

8. Gareth Mulligan

9. Dan Tanam > Greg Moran 85

10. Simon Monks

11. Johnie Lane > Richie Renick 80

Newbrook made it two wins from there last two games in Tymon Park on Sunday with a superb result.  Newbrook made changes to the line up with Johnnie Lane pushed up fron to play alongside Dan Tanam,  This proved to be a good move with the reverted striker holding the ball up superbly and linking attack with midfield.  Dan Tanam’s contribution was outstanding with big forward holding the ball up brilliantly.  Gareth Mulligan again ran the show scoring another incredible hatrick the pick of the goals was a lung busting run from just inside his own half that ended with him powering home from just inside the area after beating three men.  Dan Tanam & Johnie lane got the other two goals and they deserved them for there hard work all morning.  Another fine win for Newbrook Celtic in Tymon Park.

Key Man Watch: Newbrook Celtic Gareth Mulligan scoring a hatrick for the second week in a row was in devestating form again today.

Line Up’s

1. Mark Doyle
2. Simon Monks
3. Paul Mulligan
4. Luke Rock (c)
5. Dennis Teeling
6. Keith Jackson
7. Greg Moran
8. Gareth Mulligan
9. Mick O’ Brien
10. Dan Tanam > Joey Kelly 74
11. Johnie Lane

Newbrook Celtic put the Dundrum defeat to one side in Crumlin on Sunday beating Blackforge 6-2.  Mick O’ Brien came in to centre back for the injured Luke Rock.  The game was tentitive in the early stages with Blackforge pressing Newbrook high up the pitch.  Newbrook grabbed the game by the scruff of the neck and imposed there brand of football on Blackforge and tore them aprart through the middle of the pitch with Gareth Mulligan scoring three exceptional goals one from thirty yards,  Keith Jackson rounded off a superb display for himself in the middle of the park by scoring a long range effort late on.  Dan Tanam & Graham Johnston the other scorers on a good day for the club.

Key Man Watch:  Stand in captain Mulligan lead by example showing his true class today with 3 goals.

Line Ups.

1. Marco
2. Simon Monks >> Graham Johnston 50
3. Graham Mc Nevin
4. Mick O’ Brien
5. Dennis Teeling
6. Keith Jackson
7. Greg Moran
8. Gareth Mulligan (c)
9. Dan Tanam >> Joey Kelly 76
10. Barry Renick
11. Johnie Lane 

A very disapointing morning in Tymon Park for Newbrook Celtic as Dundrum came and grabbed all three points.  Newbrook were not at the races this morning and we will want to put this result behind us quickly as we travel to Blackforge next Sunday.

Skipper Rock rescues point for Newbrook.   Newbrook came from two down to earn a point in Tymon Park on Sunday.  Newbrook were two down inside 15 minutes.  Newbrook showed tremendous character to get back in to the game and started to dictate the play and got one back following a corner on the right by Simon Monks,  Johnie Lane finished neatley at the near post.  Seafords keeper was having an inspired afternoon between the sticks and Mulligan & Jackson were both unlucky not to level the tie up early in the second half.  Newbrook eventually got the equalizer that there performance desrved when Captain Luke Rock finished neatly at the back post following a corner from the returning Mick O’ Brien.  O’ Brien had been out for 9 months with a back injury. 

Line Up

1. Paddy Mc Evoy
2. Simon Monks >> Mick O’ Brien (70)
3. Graham Mc Nevin
4. Dennis Teeling
5. Luke Rock (c)
6. Keith Jackson
7. Greg Moran
8. Gareth Mulligan
9. Johnie Lane
10. Dan Tannam
11. Barry Renick

Key Man Watch:  Newbrook Celtic,  Captain Luke Rock lead from the back and put his body on the line more than once to earn a point for Newbrook Celtic.

Newbrook Celtic crashed out of the Junior Shield on Sunday after a goal in the 89 minute sent the north siders through to the next round.  Newbrook Celtic’s Dan Tannam had given the visitors the lead early in the first half.  Phoenix equalized late in the second half and pushed on and won the game in the last minute.  Newbrook were superb in the first 75 minutes but ran out of steam late in the second half as Phoenix made intelligent changes with a strong bench. 

Line Up.

1. Marc Mc Liam
2. Simon Monks
3. Graham Mc Nevin
4. Dennis Teeling
5. Luke Rock (c)
6. Keith Jackson
7. Paul Mulligan
8. Gareth Mulligan
9. Johnie Lane
10. Barry Renick
11. Dan Tanam

Newbrook continued there winning ways in 2010 with a hard fought victory over a stubborn Loughshinny side in Tymon Park on Sunday morning in Tymon Park.  Newbrook were down to the bare bones on Sunday with only Paul Clarke on the line.  Newbrook found it hard to make any passes stick early on as they got to grips with the difficult surface.  Chances for Mulligan & Renick came and went and we went in to the break deadlocked.  Early in the second half Newbrook broke the deadlock when Monks rolled a quick free kick Barry Renick who drove a fierce shot that the Loughshinny keeper spilled only for Keith Jackson to bundle home to make it 3 goals in 3 games for the centre midfielder.  Loughshinny got back in to the game in the 70th minute following a corner that was headed to the edge of the box the Loughshinny number  6 had time on the edge of the box and drove home.   Newbrook didnt let there heads drop and were patient and got there reward in the 81st minute when Monks prodded a  ball to Mulligan who picked out Moran wide on the right Moran drove at the Loughshinny defence and pulled the ball back for the hard working Paul Mulligan who finished well from 14 yards to give Newbrook a deserved win.  

Key Man Watch Newbrook Celtic. Barry Renick was again superb linking up the midfield with the attack.  never wasted the ball and was unlucky not to score Newbrooks first. 

Line Ups.

1. Paddy Mc Evoy
2. Simon Monks >> Paul Clarke (83)
3. Graham Mc Nevin
4. Dennis Teeling
5. Luke Rock
6. Keith Jackson
7. Paul Mulligan
8. Gareth Mulligan
9. Dan Tanam
10. Greg Moran
11. Barry Renick.

Newbrook kicked of 2010 with a stunning victory over a well organized team from enniscorthy in round 2 of the Leinster Junior shield in Tymon Park. Gareth Mulligan opened the scoring after Barry Renick put him in for a tap in that Mulligan smashed off the cross bar to make 1-0. It was soon 2-0 when Dan Tanam slotted home after Paul Mulligan put a superb ball in across the box. Moyne were passing the ball around well but found Newbrooks defense in fine form. Marc Mc Liam deserves a special mention for a string of fabulous reaction saves, his distribution was superb as well as he set up many counter attacks. Newbrook went 3 up with what has to be goal of the season from the outstanding Gar Mulligan. He won the ball in the centre of the park and beat one man before unleashing an unstoppable shot in to the top corner from 30 yards. As Andy Gray would say “Take a bow son”. Newbrook made it 4-0 when Dan Tanam looped a header in to the back of the net after a fine cross from Graham Mc Nevin. Gar Mulligan completed his hatrick at the backpost after the outstanding Barry Renick picked him out at the backpost for a tap in. Paul Mulligan made it 6-0 with a fine finish after a powerful run on the right hand side. Mick O’ Brien had made his long awaited comeback and looked sharp as he picked out Joey Kelly with a fabulous pass. Kelly killed the ball superbly and was un-lucky that the ball hit a bobble and went wide. Newbrook finished the game in style with Keith Jackson hitting a fantastic drive from 20 yards that found the top corner. Jackson had been superb all day and deserved the goal. Newbrook will be very happy with this display. The clean sheet was welcomed by skipper Luke Rock who along with Teeling Mc Nevin & Mc Evoy were solid all day long. One sour note was the withdrawal of Richie Renick at half time with a hamstring injury.

Key ManWatch:  Gar Mulligan

Mulligan bagged a fantastic hatrick and ran the show in the middle of the park.  His second goal from 30 yards was a wonder strike. 

Line Up.

1.Marc Mc Liam

2. Simon Monks >> Mick O’ Brien (70)

3. Graham Mc Nevin

4. Dennis Teeling

5. Luke Rock (c)

6. Keith Jackson

7. Paul Mulligan

8. Gar Mulligan

9. Dan Tannam

10. Richie Renick >> Paddy Mc Evoy (45)

11. Barry Renick >> Joey Kelly (65)