Neil Murray charges out of defense

The Wild Geese bounced back from last weeks dismal display with a valient three all draw in Dublin tonight. The return of Andy Fleming and Brian Clarke caused torment for a Northside team which also had to face a much more resilient Geese defence.

Geese defend well against Mitchell

It's a five-game streak without winning a game for the Geese, and this was one that should have been otherwise. The Geese had four clear-cut chances, and lost by an own goal. Their defence mostly neutralised the Mitchell attack, they created many chances, but unfortunately.....

Neil Murray gives his all on a miserable evening in Dublin

It was a wet evening and a miserable result for the Geese. Martin Lynam's side strategically out-manouvred the Geese and their star man Aaron was a red-hot menace for the boys in blue. Despite the first-half pressure, the Geese were.....

Dave O'Donoghue tremendous but Geese robbed

The Geese were controversially robbed of a draw last night in Dublin, when Derek Tynan Architects objected to what seemed like a good goal. Despite protests by the Geese players the score was invalidated after the game by league officials. 

The event in question centred on whether the football had crossed the sideline and as such would have resulted in a throw-in. DTA players claimed that the ball had left the pitch, but Anto Saul continued playing and scored what appeared to be a perfectly legitimate goal. When DTA scored late, the Geese had considered this an equaliser.......

Arnaud Benech excels against Northsiders

Brian Clarke scored with the last kick of the game to earn the Geese a hard-fought draw. Constant rainfall had created a greasy pitch which curtailed.....

Geese try hard but lose openner

The Geese worked hard in Dublin last night against a strong MOP side, but despite having as much possession they lacked the penetration of their opponents. MOP scored early...

Andrew Fleming, and Geese legend Kevin McElhinney (currently injured)

Two North-sider goals early in the first-half proved too much of a challenge for the Wild Geese to overcome. They fought valiantly and clawed back a goal, but in doing so used up a large quota of energy and the Northsiders......

Martin Tormey first to ball

The Double-D effect drove the Wild Geese to a come-from-behind victory over the Northsiders. Dadie scored one and made two, and the Geese defence snuffed out the youthful opposition attack. The concession of two early goals seemed to send the Wild Geese defence on an advanced learning curve - in the second half they soaked up everything an increasingly desperate Northsider team....

Emmet Gorman and John Conroy worked hard but Glee too strong

The conditions were steamy, and the opposition were of high standard, but the Geese came close to pulling off a famous result. Glee Rovers are second in the table and have been already promoted to the new elite division of the Interfirms astro league, but the Wild Geese didnt seem out of place against such strong opposition. Despite.........

Javier Garcia caps fine performance with opening goal

The Wild Geese defence snuffed out the Northsiders, sufficiently more than the Wild Geese snuffed their own gilt-edge chances.This was a match that the Geese constantly openned up the Northsiders defence but yet always seem to leave an opening for their opponents to retrieve the match. Until Dadie's second goal, to make it three-one, a Northsider win still seemed ....