Willow Park will finish the year on top of the Senior Division.
As the 2024 CCFL soccer calendar comes to a close, we have a look at some of the results on what was another busy weekend in the midlands.
There was only one fixture in the Paddy Cotter Cup, which saw Moate finish off their year in a positive fashion, defeating Portlaoise on a scoreline of 4-2 in poor weather conditions.
In the Senior Division, Monksland United produced a goal fest at home to Birr town, winning 7-1 to move to 5th in the table.
Meanwhile in the only other game in the division, Ballinahown fought to a narrow 2-1 victory over Clara Town.
Spink Celtic and Clonown Rovers earned victories in the CCFL Shield 1st round, defeating St Angus and Killeigh FC 'B' respectively.
It finished, Spink Celtic 4 St Angus 1 and Clonown Rovers 2 Killeigh FC 'B' 0.
And finally in Division 1, Highfield Utd and Gallen Utd played out a 2-2 draw, Monksland Utd beat St Carthages 1-0, and Walsh Island Shamrocks won a 6-3 thriller against Rosenallis.
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