Round-up of this weekend's results in the CCFL.
In the Combined Counties Football League Senior Division,
Gallen Utd once again played out a 1-1 draw away to Monksland United, while Birr Town were 3 - 1 winners in the 2nd round of the LFA Cup at home to Lions AFC.
Nicky Molloy scored twice with Riann McLoughlin adding a third to send them into the next round.
Meanwhile in Division 1, Clonaslee had a 1-0 win over Portlaoise, with Coolraine and Birr Town sharing the points in a 3-3 draw.
Elsewhere in Division One of the CCFL it finished,
Division 1 Saturday
Shamrock Celtic 1 Ballymahon 2
Colmcille Celtic 1 Mullingar Town 2
And in Division 2 it finished,
Mullingar Ath 0 St Carthages Ath 3
Birr Town 1 Walsh Island Shamrocks 1
Results elsewhere are as follows,
Division 3
Moate Celtic 2 Temple Villa 0
Clara Town 0 Gentex FC 4
CRFC 3 Clonown Rovers 4
Under 17 North
Monksland Utd 2 Kinnegad Juniors 1
Mullingar Ath A 7 Mullingar Ath B 0
Under 17 Sunday
Ballyboro 0 Ballymahon 1
Newtown 6 Killoe Celtic 1


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