FAIRVIEW HIGHLIGHT
Fairview, the champions in 2A, faced their most difficult task of the campaign at home to Waterloo. They went a goal down, missed a penalty and had a man sent off but came back to win 2-1.
“I had a good feeling after that game,” said long serving secretary Stephen O’Donoghue. “In the end, we were unbeaten at home.”
The ‘View were managed by John Twohig, with assistance from Paul Pepper. Keeper Seamus Miller captained the side and the leading scorer, with 18, was Kevin Kearney. The club’s annual awards went to Christopher Mannix (Player of the Year) and Danny Coughlan (Clubman of the Year).
Fairview, the champions in 2A, faced their most difficult task of the campaign at home to Waterloo. They went a goal down, missed a penalty and had a man sent off but came back to win 2-1.
“I had a good feeling after that game,” said long serving secretary Stephen O’Donoghue. “In the end, we were unbeaten at home.”
The ‘View were managed by John Twohig, with assistance from Paul Pepper. Keeper Seamus Miller captained the side and the leading scorer, with 18, was Kevin Kearney. The club’s annual awards went to Christopher Mannix (Player of the Year) and Danny Coughlan (Clubman of the Year).
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