Sunday 25th
Under 15 - PRFC 5-2 Leicester Celtic
No hangovers from the semis the previous week and it was back to the league for our 15s. Parmo started of brightly but wary of a different looking leicester team from the last time they met.  Leicester were first off the mark when a mistake by Dunne let the visitors frontman in to take a well placed shot into the net.  Parmo traded shots on goal with the visitors on a couple of occasions and the frontmen pairing of Glennon and Power kept Leicester on there toes.  It was Glennon who brought Rangers level on 21 mins with a lovely strike hard, low to the keepers corner after a strong tackle from Corcoran saw Corcoran come out best to continue his run towards goal and set up Glennon.
The second half began at 1-1 but Parmo were to move into second gear from the off and Leicester soon found themselves at Corcoran's mercy again.  This time he received a good throughball from the very hard working Johnston and made a beeline towards goal and finished well.  Palmerstown manager saw that a gap that could be exploited and quickly moved to do so.  The introduction of Kavanagh and Fitzgearld  soon paid dividends and the two subs had their names on the scoresheet on the 56th and 61st minutes courtesy of super passes from man of the match Mcgrane.  At 4 - 1 up parmo were in full flow and the visitors discipline began to decrease.  Frees were awarded and cards shown but a dubious break from leicester saw them somehow go on to reduce the arrears.  From this they began to assert themselves but the parmo defence in Walsh and Mcgrane stood strong and  on 66mins Dunne capitalised on a 25 yard free by curling it into the top corner.  Parmo ran out worthy winners 5 - 2.

Saturday 24th
Under 12 - Dunboyne 0-2 PRFC
Rangers secured a "double" over Dunboyne in a hardfought win.  It was an even contest and Rangers managed to take their chances whilst Dunboyne spurned a couple of good chances during the game.  Rangers started brightly and scored on 15 minutes when Owen Petticrew expertly dispatched a penatly to the top corner after the Dunboyne Centre back was adjudged to handled in the penalty area.  It took an excellent save from Sarah Jane and goal line clearance from Jamie to preserve Rangers lead.  The second half was very even but Rangers secured the win when Ross broke through and finsihed expertly.  Dunboyne hit the cross bar late on but Rangers held on for a fine win against a gallant opposition.  Best for Rangers were Sarah Jane in goal, Owen in defence and Gary in midfield.