Kill Celtic

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Kill Celtic AFC, founded 2001, are an Irish soccer team, based in Co. Kildare The Senior Team plays in Division 1 Saturday of the Carlsberg Leinster Senior League. And the underage team play in the South Dublin Football League (SDFL)1. The club's home ground is Goffs, in South Kill, County Kildare.

The Senior Team is Managed by Justin Kearns and plays in the Carlsberg Leinster Senior League Division 1 Saturday.

The Senior Squad is as follows

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Manager - Justin Kearns

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Goalkeepers

Ronan Dooley
Frankie Kilkelly
Defenders

Keith Mc Loughlin
Robert Kennedy
Patrick Fitzharris
Raymond Whelan
Roy SKA Butler
Jason Gavin
Conor S Dunne
Midfield

Don Snake Butler
Terry Murphy
John Kilkelly
Ronan Breen
Steve Loughnane
Ross Phelan
Cormac Breen
Craig Butler
Forwards

Stephen Flash Gibbons
Dave Devane
Roland Smithers

U16s Squad list

MANAGER

  • Jonny Martin

GOALKEEPER

  • Ciarán Behan

DEFENDERS

  • Steven Bracken
  • Simon Tierney
  • Kris Mahady
  • Colin Bruton
  • Ross Doyle (c)
  • Niall Nolan

MIDFIELDERS

  • Derek Kelly
  • Dylan Martin
  • Bill MacNamara
  • Pádraic Kelly
  • Matthew Cluxton-Corley
  • Ronan

FORWARDS

  • Paudie Ryan
  • Darragh Hennbry
  • David Tierney
  • Jamie Kelly

Club history

In the 2004/2005 season, Jonny Martin became the club's second manager, taking over after Colm Tierney left the club. Although most of the club's players have been there since its foundation, players such as midfielder Matthew Cluxton Corley, winger Bill MacNamara and goalkeeper Ciarán Behan, striker Paudie Ryan and full-back Niall Nolan have all joined the club in the past 2 seasons, with players like Eoin Banahan leaving the club. Striker Darragh Hennibury used to be the club goalkeeper before Behan joined. In the 05/06 season the club finished 6th in the League and reached the semi-finals of the Cup.

The Senior squad currently plays in Division one have been promoted as league runners up in the 2005/06 season. Last year breathed much success for the Senior Squad as they won the Haroldville cup and runners up in the Smitten Cup.

The teams concentration this year is on survival as a depleted squad mainly due to injuries

Colours and badge

Kill's official colours have been red and black since its foundation.

The home jersey is, therefore, red and black vertical striped, with black shorts and black socks. The team has no away strip. The goalkeeper kit is a been light blue shirt, black shorts and black socks.