U15s Galway Division 1 league. St Bernards 3-1 Kiltullagh

Today was a day that all the miles these lads have put in over the last few weeks has caught up with them. Missing a couple of lads with injuries and other commitments was not a help but all the boys who put on the jersey today gave it their all. Even when we were 3 down in the second half they were brave enough to keep going and not throw the towel in and pulled a goal back through Eoin Naughton. They fought hard but we were not getting any breaks and we just fell short. We will keep going and finish out the season. Who knows results might go our way. Next game at home v Oughterard 5th May at home. Time TBC.

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