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Cavanagh
the hero for Tyrone
20 March 2008
A late Colm Cavanagh goal gave 14-man Tyrone a dramatic victory over Cavan
in an absorbing Cadbury’s Ulster under 21 football championship first
round tie at Healy Park
Donegal
under 21s ease past Monaghan
18 March 2008
Donegal advanced to the second round of the Ulster under 21 football championship
following a 0-15 to 1-6 victory over 14-man Monaghan at Ballybay on St.
Patrick’s Day..
U21FC:
Wicklow stun Laois
09 March 2008
The Garden County U21 footballers stunned last year’s All-Ireland
finalists Laois as they thrashed them in the Cadbury’s Leinster U21FC
with 14-men.
U21FC:
Roche seals Wexford win
09 March 2008
It took a last gasp point from Shane Roche to earn Wexford a place in
this year’s Cadbury’s U21FC semi-final at the expense of Westmeath
at Cusack Park.
Champions
signal intent
25 February 2008
It was a case of déjà vu at O’Moore Park as, for the
second year in-a-row, holders Laois dumped Louth of the Cadbury’s
Leinster under 21 football championship with an accomplished showing.
Carlow
under 21s hang on
25 February 2008
Building on their first ever appearance in a provincial minor final last
year, Carlow progressed to the quarter-finals of the Cadbury’s Leinster
under 21 football championship with a slender victory over Longford at
Dr Cullen Park.
Kildare
give Meath a right Royal going-over
24 February 2008
Kildare’s under 21 footballers signalled their intent this year by
handing Meath a 1-14 to 0-5 drubbing in their Cadbury’s provincial
championship clash at Pairc Tailteann.
Westmeath
clatter Cats
24 February 2008
Westmeath chiselled out a predictably easy (1-15 to 1-6) win over Kilkenny
in the sides’ Cadbury’s Leinster U21 FC meeting at Nowlan Park.
Cadbury's
launch 2008 U21FC
20 February 2008
Audrey Buckley, Marketing Manager Cadbury Ireland, and Nickey Brennan,
GAA President, officially launched the 2008 Cadbury U21 Football Championship
in Croke Park.
Gould
wins Cadbury Award
01 June 2007
Cork senior and current Cadbury All-Ireland U21FC winner Fintan Goold
has been named as the Cadbury Hero of the Future 2007, following a special
Awards ceremony held in the Westin Hotel, in D
Dempsey
remains proud of his charges
07 May 2007
Laois Under 21 football boss Sean Dempsey had nothing but pride for his
charges despite seeing Cork triumphed by 2-10 to 0-15 in the All-Ireland
Under 21 FC final at Thurles.
Cork
camp breath collective sigh of relief
07 May 2007
A jubilant Cork camp admitted that fortune was on their side as they triumphed
by 2-10 to 0-15 over Laois in the All-Ireland Under 21 FC final at Thurles.
Golden
point from Goulding seals Cork win
06 May 2007
A late, late point from Daniel Goulding helped propel Cork to this year’s
Cadbury’s All-Ireland Under 21 FC title (2-10 to 0-15) at the expense
of a gritty Laois side at Semple Stadium, Thurles.
Healy
hopes to set the record straight
05 May 2007
Laois captain Cahir Healy is hoping that the midlanders can turn the tables
on Cork and win the Cadbury’s All-Ireland Under 21FC final at Thurles.
Cork
captain admits the pressure is on
04 May 2007
Cork U21 football captain Andrew O’Sullivan has admitted that there
is a great degree of expectation that the Rebels can finally add an All-Ireland
crown to their many underage provinc
Just
two'll do for Rebels
04 May 2007
Cork have made two changes to their side for tomorrow's (Saturday) Cadbury's
All-Ireland Under FC final clash with Laois.
O'Moore's
unchanged
04 May 2007
Laois boss Sean Dempsey had kept faith with the side that knocked out
holders Mayo for Saturday's Cadbury's All-Ireland under 21 football final
against Cork at Thurles.
Under
21 title is next step for Laois, says Healy
Laois under 21 captain Cahir Healy is keeping his fingers crossed that
the O'Moore County's long wait for an All-Ireland title in the grade will
come to an end against Cork on Saturday.
Under
21 championship to continue
The GAA's Player Welfare Manager Paraic Duffy doesn't believe the Cadbury's
All-Ireland under 21 championships will be abolished any time soon.
Cork
make two changes
02 May 2007
Cork under 21 football boss Tony Leahy has made two changes to his team
for Saturday's Cadbury's All-Ireland final against Laois at Semple Stadium.
Brawl
is history, insists Dempsey
01 May 2007
Laois under 21 football boss Sean Dempsey insists that there is no bad
blood between his team and Cork ahead of Saturday's All-Ireland final
in Thurles.
Rebels
at full strength for under 21 decider
01 May 2007
Cork report no injury concerns ahead of Saturday's Cadbury's All-Ireland
under 21 football final against Laois at Semple Stadium.
Laois
and Cork go head to head
01 May 2007
The 2006 semi-final is now the 2007 Final as another epic battle is expected
between Cork and Laois in the Cadbury U21 Football Championship.
Rebels
book final spot
23 April 2007
Cork will have the chance to avenge last year's Cadbury's All-Ireland
under 21 football final defeat to Mayo when they face Laois in this season's
decider in two weeks' time.
Laois
leap into final
22 April 2007
A power-packed second half display proved pivotal as Laois booked their
place in this year's Cadbury's All-Ireland Under 21 FC final after recording
a 0-11 to 0-6 win over Mayo at Dr. Hyde Park.
Cadburys
offering sports vouchers
20 April 2007
If you think you know your U21 football, visit the official Cadbury's
U21FC website to be in with a chance of winning Sports Vouchers if you
correctly predict the final score in Saturday's All-Ireland semi-final
between Mayo and Laois.
Orchard
finish leaves Monaghan floored
15 April 2007
A storming second half display proved crucial as Armagh secured the Cadbury’s
Ulster Under 21 football title with a 1-16 to 1-9 win over Monaghan at
Omagh.
Laois
clinch title
15 April 2007
Laois are this year’s Cadbury’s Leinster Under 21 football champions after
seeing off the challenge of Offaly by 0-13 to 1-7 in a fascinating final
at O’Moore Park, Portlaoise.
Magnificent
Mayo breeze to Connacht success
08 April 2007
Mayo remain firmly on course to retaining their All-Ireland under 21 football
title after an emphatic Connacht final victory over Roscommon at McHale
Park, Castlebar.
Cork
demolish Limerick with late surge
08 April 2007
Cork left it late but eventually finished strongly to beat Limerick by
0-17 to 1-9 in Division 1A of the NFL at Pairc Ui Chaoimh.
Connelly
not kidded by easy win
09 April 2007
Noel Connelly, joint manager of Mayo's Under 21 football team, says his
side's emphatic 1-22 to 1-8 Connacht final win over Roscommon will mean
nothing ahead of their entry into the All-Ireland series.
Leahy
looking for more
09 April 2007
Winning Cork under 21 football coach Tony Leahy says his side will have
to improve if they are to have any ambitions to add to their Munster championship
final win over Tipp (3-19 to 3-12).
Armagh
book final spot
05 April 2007
Armagh progressed to the Ulster under 21 football final following a 0-11
to 0-8 victory over Derry at Casement Park on Wednesday night, April 4.
Benson
bags timely major
01 April 2007
A goal just before the interval by Brian Benson proved pivotal as Mayo
booked a place in this year's Cadbury's Connacht Under 21 football final
(1-13 to 0-9) at the expense of Galway at Pearse Stadium.
Roscommon
into the final
01 April 2007
Roscommon corner forward Conor Devaney was the hero as his side netted
a place in this year's Cadbury's Connacht Under 21 FC final on the back
of a 1-14 to 0-10 victory over Sligo.
Monaghan
in fine form
01 April 2007
Monaghan Under 21 footballers will contest the Cadbury's Ulster final
this year after their impressive 2-8 to 0-4 semi-final victory over neighbours
Fermanagh in Lisnaskea.
Tipp
destroy Banner to reach under 21 final
25 March 2007
Tipperary qualified for the Munster under 21 football final following
an emphatic victory over a disappointing Clare at Kilmallock on Saturday,
March 24.
Armagh
win but at a cost for Cross
25 March 2007
A more clinical Armagh side advanced to the semi-final of this year’s
Cadbury’s Ulster Under 21 FC semi-final after chiselling out a 1-8 to
0-9 victory over Tyrone in Lurgan.
Fired-up
Fermanagh into semis
25 March 2007
Underdogs Fermanagh caused a shock by sending Down packing (1-15 to 0-16)
after extra-time in an intriguing Cadbury’s Ulster Under FC quarter-final
clash at Lisnaskea.
Oak
Leafers into last four
25 March 2007
Derry are into the semi-finals of this year’s Cadbury’s Ulster Under 21
FC following a deserved 0-13 to 1-7 victory over Antrim at Celtic Park.
Galway
coast home
25 March 2007
Hosts Galway had little trouble in advancing in this year’s Connacht Cadbury’s
Under 21 FC after securing a 3-20 to 0-6 win over a poor Leitrim side
at Duggan Park, Ballinasloe.
Tipp
name U21 side
22 March 2007
The Tipperary U21 Football team to play Clare in the Cadbury's Munster
Championship semi-final on Saturday at 3.00pm in Kilmallock has been announced.
Game
re-fixed
19 March 2007
The Cadbury's Under 21 Football Championship game between Galway and Leitrim
- called off on Saturday because of Salthill's waterlogged pitch - has
been re-fixed.
Quigley
guides Laois into decider
18 March 2007
A five-star performance by midfielder Brendan Quigley helped propel Laois
into the final of this year's Cadbury's Leinster Under FC final (1-10
to 0-7) at the expense of Westmeath after a lively affair at Mullingar.
Mahon's
strike decisive as Offaly advance
18 March 2007
Conor Mahon's 35th minute goal proved to be the decisive score as Offaly
deservedly got the better of Meath in this Cadbury's Leinster Under 21
FC semi-final at O'Connor Park, Tullamore to remain on course for their
first provincial title in this grade since 1995.
Monaghan
time it nicely
17 March 2007
A storming second half display was key as Monaghan booked a place in this
year's Cadbury's Ulster Under 21 football championship semi-final with
a 1-12 to 0-7 win over neighbours Cavan at Clones.
Cork
on cruise control
17 March 2007
Defending champions Cork had it all too easy as they walloped Waterford
by 2-17 to 0-1 in the Cadbury's Munster Under FC semi-final at Dungarvan.
Official
launch of Cadbury's U21FC
Cadbury's promotion of the U21FC for 2007 was officially launched at Croke
Park with details of a huge investment to highlight the skill and commitment
evident in the competition
Tierney
points the way
A great point on the stroke of full-time by Michael Tierney helped Laois
scrape home by 1-9 to 0-11 against Louth in their Cadbury's Leinster championship
under 21 quarter-final clash at O'Moore Park, Portlaoise.
McCarron
notches ten as Tyrone progress
In-form attacker Cathal McCarron notched ten points as Tyrone powered
their way to a 0-19 to 0-9 win over Donegal in the Cadbury's Ulster under
21 championship quarter-final clash at Omagh.
Clare
shock Kingdom
Clare created a major upset at Kilmihill when they secured a 1-6 to 0-6
victory over Kerry in the opening round of the Cadbury's Munster under
21 football championship.
Rebel
U21's look impressive
Daniel Goulding was the star of the show as the Rebel County inflicted
an eight point beating on Limerick in this first round Cadbury's Munster
U21FC tie
Meath
have that little extra
Meath showed a greater fitness level in extra time to advance to the Cadbury's
Leinster under-21 football semi-final after this four point win over Kildare
at Pairc Tailteann on Sunday March 4th.
Offaly
advance to semi
Offaly overcame the challenge of Longford to make it through to the Cadbury's
Leinster under-21 semi final in a dour affair played at Tullamore on Saturday,
March 3rd.
Westmeath
whip Cats
Westmeath's trip to Kilkenny for the Cadbury's Leinster under-21 football
championship quarterfinal proved to be a one-sided affair as the Lake
County trounced the Cats.
Offaly
U21s do enough
Without ever setting the world on fire, Offaly still managed to beat Carlow
by 0-13 to 0-9 in the first round of the Cadbury's Leinster U21 FC at
Tullamore.
Tierney
the difference as Laois U21s prevail
Corner forward Michael Tierney was star of the show as Laois beat Wicklow
by 0-11 to 1-5 in the Cadbury's Leinster U21 FC at Aughrim.
Royals
stun Dubs in Parnell
Two goals from Jamie Queeney stunned Dublin in the Cadbury's Leinster
U21FC at Parnell Park in front of a crowd of close on 2,000 spectators.
Glennon
sees Westmeath progress
A goal and five points from placed balls by senior star David Glennon
helped Westmeath progress in the Cadbury's Leinster U21FC at the expense
of Wexford.
Under
21 salvation for Mayo
For the second time in three seasons, Mayo suffered a crushing defeat
to Kerry in the All-Ireland football final.
Higgins
led Mayo out of the wilderness
After so many bitter disappointments for teams from the county on the
big stage, Keith Higgins from Ballyhaunis had the distinction of being
the first man in 21 years to captain a Mayo intercounty team to All-Ireland
glory.
Higgins
awarded for under-21 role
Mayo All-Ireland under-21 football winning captain Keith Higgins has been
picked as the first Cadbury Hero of the Future award winner after a function
at the Westin Hotel, Dublin.
Higgins
proud of honour
Mayo under-21 captain Keith Higgins became the first man from the county
to receive an All-Ireland trophy in 21 years and the dual star admitted
he was overwhelmed by the occasion.
Mayo
are All-Ireland U21 champions
Mayo captured the 2006 All-Ireland U21 football title with a superb 1-13
to 1-11 victory over favourites Cork at Cusack Park in Ennis.
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