This weekend saw a real return to action with most teams getting back into acion after the poor spell of weather.  The sun shone on Mill Lane as spring returned on Sunday 18th and the 15's had a decent win over Knocklyon, but the performance of the day was left to our 17;s and 18's who progressed to cup semi finals

.   This reporter can see why the 18's are having a strorming season.  They are a well coached team and the lads have super attitude and move the ball swiftly with speed and skill.  It was only a matter of time before their fitness told and they had a superb 6-2 win over local rivals Esker Celtic.  The 17's under the able stewardship of Paul Bore had an equally impressiive win, this time at Paddy's Hill Portmanock where they recorded a superb 2-0 win over the local teams.  The full results and other reports are as follow-:

Small Sided Results

U8C Sat PRFC 2-1 St Kevins Boys

U9C Sun Dundrum 0-2 PRFC

Florin's lads continue to have a good season and another great win on the road was achieved thanks mainly to man of the match, David Lawry.  Goals from Andrew and Daragh Burke did the trick and well done to the lads on a great season so far.

U9D Sun Knocklyon 2-2 PRFC

U101 Sun Lakelands 1-2 PRFC

U10F1Sun PRFC 1-8 Raheny

U11B1 Sun Park Cel 1-4 PRFC

11 A-Side Results

Under 13 v Pats and U14 v Wayside both games off on Sat

Under 15B1 PRFC 7-1 Knocklyon

Rangers got a much needed win to keep near the top of the table following a good second half performance.  The lads were slow to settle after a long break without football and struggled for rhythm in the opening half.  However Scott's neat finish followed by Paul's goal settled the nerves until Knocklyon rattled the home team with a breakaway.  The key 3rd goal arrived 10 minutes into the second half and both Paul and Scott completed their hat-tricks with Sean also grabbing a goal with a neat finish after a good build up. 

Under 16C Knocklyon 4-1 PRFC

Under 17 Taffe Cup Quarter final - Portmarnock 0-2 PRFC

Under 18 Redmond Cup Quarter Final  PRFC 6-2