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UCD came from behind to advance to the next round of the competition thanks to a goalkeeping calamity that handed them victory.  Drogheda keeper Paul Skinner got it all wrong fourteen minutes from full time when he allowed David McMillan’s relative harmless cross into the net.

Early on United almost gifted their opponents a goal when Michael Daly skewed his attempted clearance towards goal but Skinner got a fingertip to the ball turning it onto the post before gratefully gathering the rebound.

At the other end  Billy Brennan knew little about John Flood’s header from a  Joe Kendrick corner that bounced off him and out for a corner.

Ciaran Kilduff lifted the ball over Skinner and the bar and Greg Bolger’s lob wasn’t far away as UCD went close to breaking the deadlock.

However, United hit the front ten minutes from half-time with the simplest of goals as Michael Daly rose unopposed to meet Kendrick’s corner and head home.

But the home side’s advantage lasted barely five minutes when Chris Mulhall all too easily cut in from the right before planting his shot to the bottom corner of the net.

The opening twenty minutes of the second half saw both sides huff and puff with the only real chance of note falling to Drogheda as defender Evan McMillan was on hand to get a vital block on Gareth O’Connor’s goal bound strike.

With 76 minutes gone Skinner erred and college were in the hat but in fairness to Drogheda they threw caution to the wind in search of an equaliser however Billy Brennan stood firm as he made a string of fine saves from Flood, Kendrick and substitute Jamie Duffy.

Drogheda:  Skinner, Treacy, Kendrick, McNally, McGill E, McGill B, Flood, Osborne, O’Connor (Fitzpatrick 85), Daly, Brennan (Duffy 61).  UCD:  Brennan, Harding, Nangle, Boyle, McMillan D, Bolger, Ward (Creevy 82), Corry, Kilduff, Mulhall, McMillan E.  Referee: D. Tomney (Dublin)

 
UCD win U20 crown PDF Print E-mail

UCD are the 2009 League of Ireland Under-20 Dr. Tony O'Neill champions. The Students claimed the title after a stunning 5-3 victory over Salthill Devon in the competition final on Wednesday night.

 

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UCD and Salthill Devon to compete for U20 title PDF Print E-mail
UCD and Salthill Devon will tonight compete for the last piece of League of Ireland 2009 silverware when they meet in the Under-20 Dr. Tony O’Neill Cup Final.                                     
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UCD win First Division title PDF Print E-mail

UCD lifted the First Division title on Saturday evening at the UCD Bowl despite losing their final game of the season to Waterford United.

 

Waterford scored three times inside four minutes as they came from behind to beat the champions.

 

Students captain Ronan Finn carved out the lead goal on 21 minutes, playing Ciaran Kilduff in on goal to shoot past Kevin Burns.


But The Blues hit back in dramatic fashion on 59 minutes when Willie John Kiely headed home Paul Walsh’s cross.


Vinny Sullivan then put Blues in front within 40 seconds when his 30-yard shot deflected off Andy Boyle before entering the net off a post.


Sullivan was there again within two minutes to score from another Walsh cross.


David McMillan got UCD’s second goal two minutes into stoppage time.

 
UCD edge past Arklow PDF Print E-mail

Two mistakes by stand-in goalkeeper Willie Doyle helped College through to the fourth round at the UCD Bowl.

 

A goalkeeping error initially gifted non-league Arklow the lead on 15 minutes when Darragh Murray tapped home after Ger Barron dropped Stephen Murphy's corner.

 

But Doyle, a striker playing between the posts due to a goalkeeping crisis at Town, gave UCD a soft equaliser on 32 minutes when allowing Timmy Purcell's long-range shot squirm under his body.

 

Doyle, a former UCD player, made another error to give UCD the lead three minutes before half-time when John Reilly's header from Purcell's cross fell through his hands.

 

Ciaran Kilduff rifled in the killer third goal on 69 minutes from Ronan Finn's cross.

 
UCD out to reclaim top spot PDF Print E-mail
UCD could reclaim top spot in the First Division when they face fourth-placed Sporting Fingal at the UCD Bowl tonight.
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Top spot up for grabs at UCD Bowl PDF Print E-mail

The top two sides in the First Division meet at the UCD Bowl as UCD host Waterford United, with the winners guaranteed top spot in the league table.
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