With all 3 adults teams fielding for league games on the night, the B's struggled hard to make the numbers. And so the opportunity presented itself for several minors to make their Adult Football debuts and what a performance the young lads put in. Clontarf's other secret weapon the 'Twin Towers' meant the visitors ruled the roost in the aerial duels - George 'The Giant' Gaskin had returned after a 4 year sabattical and Big Declan Mulligan hade his 1st league start of the season.   read more...

Clontarf 1-6 (1-3)  V  Garristown 0-5 (0-3)

The Junior B's took to the field for the final club action before the Easter break. In the preceding 5 days the club had endured a run of 12 games without a win and the B's themselves were still waiting for their 1st points of the season. Was it to be lucky 13?

The pre-match hype surrounded the return of Willie O'Connor, last seen in 2004. If Dr. Gerry McEntee had considered him worth operating on, then it was only right the Junior B management should give him the vote of confidence and the no. 13 jersey. Mick Moylan also made a welcome return to goals while there were Adult Football debuts for minor players Paul Murphy (wing-back) and Martin Dufficy (corner-forward)   read more...