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Date: 16/4/11
Comp: Leinster Junior Cup Semi Final
Venue: Whitegates
Kick Off: 2.00
Wicklow Rovers 0 St Kevins Boys 1 After Extra Time
Both sides made a cautious start to this game with both defences on top. The first sign of a chance came in the eighth minute but John McElwee was alert to the danger when he put in a great challenge to prevent the away side getting in on goal. Five minutes later St Kevins had half a chance but but the effort was well wide. Twenty seven minutes were gone on the clock when an effort from Stephen Earls was cleared for a corner which came to nothing. Five minutes before the break Davy O'Sullivan picked the ball up wide out on the left, his cross field pass found Paul O'Neill whose shot was easily saved by the keeper. After fifty five minutes Arthur Delahunt saved well to keep the match at 0-
TEAM: Arthur Delahunt, Stephen Earls, John McElwee, Shane Cassidy, Paul Alexander, Paul O'Neill, Greg Dunne, Thomas Smullen, Luke Byrne, Peter Finnegan, David O'Sullivan. SUBS. Andy Jameson, Andy Broe, Jim Foley, Ian Brannigan, Lee Fitzpatrick, Liam Bacon, Darragh O'Donnell, Chris Ffrench.
Under 10 Premier League
Wicklow Rovers A 0 Arklow Town A 0
The home side went into this game knowing a point would give them the league title while Arklow knew a win would see them lift the title. In a first half that seen very little chances created with both defences on top Arklow probably had the better chances, after twelve minutes the first chance of note saw Rossa Marron save well. Jack Dunne who impressed through out set Patrick O'Keane away who in turn found Luca Rampersaud who fired just wide. Both defences were on top in the first period with Ciaran Coffey and Adam Waldron in the Rovers defence very solid. When the away side did find away through just before the break Rossa Marron pulled off a magnificent save to keep his team on level terms at the interval. Rovers came out the stronger in the second half and after two minutes Luca Rampersaud turned the Arklow defence only for his shot to be parried away with Jack Dunne's effort from the follow up cleared off the line. In the space of two minutes midway through the half Arklow went close on two occasions,first they fired narrowly wide and then Rossa Marron made his third terrific save of the match. Jack Dunne worked tirelessly in the centre of the park and was involved in Rovers best move of the match when he picked the ball up from Luke Robinson and set Eli Graham away only to be denied by a brave save from the Arklow keeper. Five minutes from time Rovers had what proved to be the last chance of the game when Luca Rampersaud saw his shot well saved. Arklow pushed forward but found Luke Robinson,Ciaran Coffey and Mark Nicholson in no mood to be passed. In a tight encounter Rovers got the point that earned them the title. Jack Dunne, Rossa Marron and Ciaran Coffey were outstanding in a good all round team performance.
SQUAD: Rossa Marron, Ciaran Coffey, Adam Waldron, Luke Robinson, Jack Evans, Eli Graham, Jack Dunne, Adam Cullen, Luca Rampersaud, Adam Byrne, Jade Duffy, Mark Nicholson, Cormac Murray, Patrick O'Keane.
Under 11 Menton Serry Cup 2 nd Round
Wicklow Rovers A 5 Wolfe Tone B 1
Rovers were fast out of the traps in this game and could have been one up in the first minute only for JJ Power to be denied a goal when the Wolfe Tone keeper pulled off a great save.Two minutes later they were in front when a solo run from Jack Geraghty ended with him tucking the ball away for the lead.The away side were level after eight minutes when they scored direct from a free.This seem to spur Rovers on and two minutes later they were back in front,Eddie Geraghty and Kieren Kelly combined to set up Jack Geraghty for his second goal to put Rovers 2-
SQUAD:Shane Devlin,Geoff Laverty,Rian Dwyer,Joe Haskins,Richard Sheane,Jack Crowley,Eddie Geraghty,Sean Algera,Kieren Kelly,JJ Power,Jack Geraghty,Daniel Boyce,Matthew Traynor,Michael Anthony Doyle.
Under 12 Premier Division
Wicklow Rovers A 3 Greystones Utd A 0
The home team went into this game looking for all three points to maintain their push for the title and duly delivered. It was the away side who threatened first when their number eleven found himself through on goal but the ever dependable Brian O'Sullivan got back to challenge and clear. After nine minutes Rovers took the lead when Adam Copeland's inswinging corner found the back of the net. A minute later Greystones should have been level, they fired over with only the keeper to beat. Twelve minutes were gone on the clock when Hugh Humby put Rian Daunt Smyth in on goal only for him to be fouled inside the area. Rian dusted himself down and coolly dispatched the resulting penalty to make it 2-
TEAM:Liam O'Brien,Luke Murphy,Stephen Cullen,Oisin Daunt Smyth,Brian O'Sullivan,Adam Copeland,Adam Browne,Rian Daunt Smyth,Andrew Earls,Hugh Humby,Darren Lyons.SUBS:Eoin McAulay,Kevin O'Halloran,Max Clarke,Cory Tyrell Mitchell.
Under 14 Premier Division
Wicklow Rovers A 5 Ardmore Rovers A 0
This was a game that saw the home team control from the first whistle,they got off to the perfect start with three minutes gone on the clock,a through ball from Sean McGuinness picked out Paul Anthony Kelly who duly dispatched the ball to the net for the lead.After eight minutes the impressive Conor Cunningham set Jake Butterworth away on the left who in turn went around the Ardmore full back only for the away keeper to deny him.A couple minutes later Cillian O'Reilly forced the keeper into a good save.The home team were in total control and on the odd occasion when Ardmore got forward they found a solid Wicklow defence of Aidan Dunne,Sean McGuinness,John Porter and Cory McLaughlin in no mood to be passed.On twenty minutes Mark O'Reilly saw his effort tipped around the post by the Ardmore keeper,the resulting corner was cleared to the edge of the area where the ever busy Conor Cunningham met the ball to fire home for number two.Five minutes into the second half Conor Cunningham was denied his second by the width of the post.Three minutes later he did get his second when he got on the end of a Cormac Marnane cross to guide the ball in at the back post to make it 3-
SQUAD:Matt Doyle,Aidan Dunne,Sean McGuinness,John Porter,Cory McLaughlin,Mark O'Reilly,Conor Cunningham,Jonathan Hopkins,Cillian O'Reilly,Jake Butterworth,Paul Anthony Kelly,Cormac Marnane,Alex Bazigos.
Kick Off:10.00
Under 13 Premier Division
Wicklow Rovers A 7 Greystones Utd A 1
Rovers were on the front foot from the kick off,Liam Kavanagh put Aaron Meade through on the left but the wingers effort was pushed out for a corner.Kieran Bloomfield swung in the corner but Aaron Meade's effort was well saved.A minute later James Nolan laid the ball into Kieran Bloomfield who cooly slotted the ball home to take the lead.After eleven minutes Greystones levelled with a great shot from the edge of the area.Two minutes later the away side had a great chance to take the lead but the effort was wasted.Straight after that a combination of Conor Moore and Alan Power prevented the away side getting through. Rovers regained the lead in the eighteenth minute when Lee Boylan stabbed home a Kieran Bloomfield corner.Just on the stroke of half time Rovers increased their lead,a move involving Craig Waldron and Kieran Bloomfield put James Nolan in and he calmly finished to make it 3-
SQUAD:Daragh Hosey,Conor Moore,Craig Waldron,Ronan Manley,Mark Egan,Alan Power,Liam Kavanagh,Lee Boylan,Aaron Meade,James Nolan,Kieran Bloomfield,Darragh O'Connor,Rory O'Kelly,Peter Thornton,Luke Finlayson.
Kick Off:1.00
Under 13 Premier Division
Ashford Rovers A 1 Wicklow Rovers A 4
The first five minutes of the game were scrappy with neither team putting their stamp on the game.After seven minutes Liam Kavanagh put Luke Finlayson through on the left,the Ashford keeper saved well but Luke was quickest to the breaking ball to tuck it away for the lead.Five minutes later it was 2-
SQUAD:Daragh Hosey,Ronan Manley,Craig Waldron,Rory O'Kelly,Mark Egan,Peter Thornton,Liam Kavanagh,Lee Boylan,Luke Finlayson,Darragh O'Connor,Kieran Bloomfield,James Nolan,Aaron Meade,Alan Power,Conor Moore,Timmy Doherty.
Kick Off:12.00
Under 13 Premier Division
Wicklow Rovers A 2 Newtown A 6
Both teams went into this game with 100% records having taken maximum points from their first four games.Newtown went into the game as favourites but were rocked when Kieran Bloomfield put the home side in front,midway through the half Kieran picked the ball up on the left wing,cut in field and unleashed a low shot into the far corner to go one up.Newtown should have been level when they had two chances within a minute,first Daragh Hosey pulled off a great save and then the Newtown number ten blazed over.The away side drew level two minutes before the break and then went ahead with a goal five minutes into injury time.In the first minute of the second half Newtown increased their lead when Nathan Hamilton lobbed the ball into the far corner to go 3-
SQUAD:Daragh Hosey,Conor Moore,Craig Waldron,Rory O'Kelly,Mark Egan,Alan Power,Liam Kavanagh,Luke Finlayson,Ronan Manley,Lee Boylan,Kieran Bloomfield,Aaron Meade,James Nolan,Timmy Doherty.
Venue:Finn Park
Kick Off:11.30
Under 13 Premier Division
St Anthonys A 2 Wicklow Rovers A 5
Rovers got off to the worst possible start when they found themselves a goal down after five minutes,Rovers had a couple of chances to clear their lines but St Anthonys took advantage to go one up.Wicklow's response was immediate,a good run down the left wing by Aaron Meade took him past two defenders,he then delivered an inch perfect cross into the box for the incoming Alan Power to strike a sweet shot into the bottom left hand corner to equalise.In the 17 th minute Kieran Bloomfield's corner was headed over by Luke Finlayson.Five minutes before the break Kieran Bloomfield sent in a free kick which Lee Boylan finished off to put Rovers in front.Two minutes later things got even better for the away side,Kieran Bloomfield latched onto a long ball over the top and fired home from the edge of the area to make it 3-
SQUAD:Daragh Hosey,Ronan Manley,Craig Waldron,Rory O'Kelly,Mark Egan,Alan Power,Luke Finlayson,Lee Boylan,Aaron Meade,James Nolan,Kieran Bloomfield,Darragh O'Connor,Conor Moore,Timmy Doherty.
Under 13 Premier Division
Wicklow Rovers A 4 St Anthonys A 3
This match was the only game in the club to escape the bad weather and we were rewarded with a seven goal thriller. The home team got off to a flyer with two goals in the first ten minutes, on eight minutes Kieran Bloomfield finished off a move involving Alan Power and Liam Kavanagh and two minutes later they made it 2-
TEAM:Brendan Hawes, Ronan Manley, Conor Moore, Daragh Hosey, Mark Egan, Alan Power, Liam Kavanagh, Rory O'Kelly, Aaron Meade, Luke Finlayson, Kieran Bloomfield, Darragh O'Connor, Timmy Doherty, Lee Boylan.
Kick Off: 11.30
Under 13 Premier Division
Greystones Utd A 2 Wicklow Rovers A 2
This was Rovers first game in two months and it showed, after a minute Kieran Bloomfield cut in from the left only to fire wide.Eight minutes were gone on the clock when the home side took advantage of hesitancy in the Rovers defence to take the lead. The Greystones keeper pulled off two good saves from Darragh O'Connor and Kieran Bloomfield to preserve their lead at the interval. Four minutes after the break Rovers were level when Darragh O'Connor lobbed the home keeper to level the game.With a lot of play around the middle third of the park neither team could create a clear opening, with the game drawn to what looked liked a 1-
SQUAD:Brendan Hawes,Conor Moore,Craig Waldron,Daragh Hosey,Ronan Manley,Alan Power,Lee Boylan,Rory O'Kelly,Darragh O'Connor,James Nolan,Kieran Bloomfield,Mark Egan,Peter Thornton,Timmy Doherty.
Comp: League
Venue: Whitegates
Kick Off: 10.00
Under 13 Premier Division
Wicklow Rovers A 2 Arklow Town B 1
This was a close encounter,Rovers were first to go close when after five minutes Kieran Bloomfield was put through by Rory O'Kelly only to fire his effort wide of the target. Two minutes later the same player was denied by the Arklow keeper. Midway through the half Arklow had their first chance but Brendan Hawes was equal to it. Rovers stepped up the pressure and went close on three occasions, first Liam Kavanagh set up Lee Boylan but the away keeper saved well then Alan Power fired narrowly wide. In the 25 th minute Darragh O'Connor was denied by a combination of the keeper and defender. A minute later Rovers took the lead, Liam Kavanagh and Lee Boylan combined to set Kieran Bloomfield away down the right who swung the ball across to the left to Alan Power, Alan controlled the ball and sweetly curled it around the keeper in to the far corner to go one up. The lead didn't last long, just before the break Arklow piled forward and when the home team failed to clear their lines Arklow drew level. At the start of the second half Luke Finlayson set up Kieran Bloomfield who saw his shot go just over. Ten minutes into the second half Rovers regained the lead, the impressive Rory O'Kelly won the ball in his own half, he then made a surging run and found Liam Kavanagh who put the ball over to Kieran Bloomfield who slotted home for the lead. Shortly after that Arklow were denied by Brendan Hawes who smothered the ball at the feet of the striker. The last ten minutes saw Arklow on the front foot in search of the equaliser but Rovers were always dangerous on the break. With five minutes left on the clock Kieran Bloomfield put James Nolan in but yet again the Arklow Keeper saved well. Arklow had two good chances near the end, first Rory O'Kelly made a well timed challenge to prevent what could have being a goal scoring chance and then Brendan Hawes saved down low at his near post. At the end of a very close game Rovers ran out winners on a 2-
SQUAD: Brendan Hawes, Ronan Manley, Craig Waldron, Daragh Hosey, Mark Egan, Alan Power, Liam Kavanagh, Rory O'Kelly, Lee Boylan, Darragh O'Connor, Kieran Bloomfield, James Nolan, Aaron Meade, Luke Finlayson, Peter Thornton, Timmy Doherty.
Date: 9/4/11
Comp: League
Venue: Bridgewater Centre
Kick Off: 1.00
Under 13 Premier Division
Arklow Town A 1 Wicklow Rovers A 2
Rovers travelled to Arklow requiring three points to claim runners up spot in their first season in the premier division. On their last visit they were slow out of the traps but on this ocassion it was Rovers who made the better start. Twelve minutes were gone on the clock when an inch perfect pass from Luke Finlayson set Kieran Bloomfield away who in turn lobbed the keeper to put Rovers one up. Two minutes later Liam Kavanagh combined with Alan Power to put in Kieran Bloomfield whose effort went just wide. The home side created two chances on twenty one and twenty two minutes, the first effort was well saved by Daragh Hosey in the Rovers goal and the second effort went narrowly wide. Liam Kavanagh was at the centre of all Rovers attacking play and on twenty seven minutes he sent Lee Boylan away down the left whose cross just evaded Kieran Bloomfield at the back post. A minute later James Nolan slipped the ball through to Alan Power who was denied by the Arklow keeper. Just on the stroke of half time Arklow could have levelled but fired over. The second half saw the game swing from end to end and on forty minutes the home side equalised. Arklow put Rovers under pressure and on two occasions Rory O'Kelly came to the rescue with a couple of timely interceptions. On fifty minutes Darragh O'Connor saw an effort drop the wrong side of the post. Rovers were now throwing caution to the wind in search of the all important goal, Alan Power beat two players out wide but his cross was cleared. In fairness the two teams were evenly matched but both teams were going all out for the win. Conor Moore who impressed foiled Arklow on the right when they threatened while on the other flank Ronan Manley came to Rovers aide with a great last ditch challenge. Rovers had their chances as well with Liam Kavanagh and Alan Power going close. With time running out and the game moving into the last minute super sub Peter Thornton made a great run up the left, his through ball bounced on the edge of the area where Kieran Bloomfield was quick to react to head the ball over the advancing keeper for a late winner which guaranteed Rovers runners up spot. It was a great achievement for the lads as they have worked their way up the leagues winning divisions one, two and three, congratulations to the whole squad.
Squad: Daragh Hosey, Ronan Manley, Craig Waldron, Rory O'Kelly, Mark Egan, Alan Power, Liam Kavanagh, Luke Finlayson, Lee Boylan, James Nolan, Kieran Bloomfield, Darragh O'Connor, Conor Moore, Peter Thornton.
Comp:National Cup
Kick Off:11.45
Wicklow Rovers A 5 Wicklow Town A 0
Rovers were quick out of the blocks and could have been two up in the first minute.Liam Kavanagh forced Conor Lincoln in the Town goal to make two good saves in quick succession.After four minutes a good move involving James Nolan,Liam Kavanagh and Alan Power ended with Darragh O'Connor firing just wide.Four minutes later Alan Power his effort shave the crossbar.At this stage it was all Rovers,in the 11 th minute Darragh O'Connor found himself one on one with the keeper only to shoot just over.Midway through the half Rovers broke the deadlock when a free kick from Mark Egan found Alan Power who controlled the ball instantly and fired home for the lead.Three minutes later Alan Power cut in from the right and hit a powerful shot only for Conor Lincoln to block but James Nolan was quick to react to volley the ball to the roof of the net to make it 2-
SQUAD:Daragh Hosey,Conor Moore,Ronan Manley,Rory O'Kelly,Mark Egan,Alan Power, Liam Kavanagh,Lee Boylan,Aaron Meade,Darragh O'Connor,James Nolan,Luke Finlayson,Craig Waldron,Peter Thornton,Timmy Doherty,Kieran Bloomfield.
Comp:National Cup 3 rd Rd
Kick Off:12.00
Troy Cup 3 rd Round
Wicklow Rovers A 2 Firhouse Carmel 6 AET
Rovers went into this game as underdogs,after two minutes they were unlucky not to be in front when Kieran Bloomfield crashed a shot against the post.In the 9 th minute Luke Finlayson fired narrowly wide after some good work from Liam Kavanagh and Lee Boylan.The Dublin side had a couple of chances of their own in an open game but couldn't find the target mainly due to some great defending by Rory O'Kelly.Kieran Bloomfield went close just before the break but was denied by the Firhouse keeper.In the 39 th minute Luke Finlayson went down the left and sent over an inch perfect cross for Alan Power to slide home for the lead.Five minutes later Firhouse were level,they were awarded a dubious free kick on the edge of the area which was duly dispatched to the net.With eight minutes remaining the away side took the lead but Rovers hit back with four minutes left on the clock,a move down the left involving Aaron Meade and Liam Kavanagh set up Kieran Bloomfield on the edge of the area who blasted home for the equaliser to take the match to extra time.Firhouse were faster out of the blocks in extra time and they caught the home side napping with two goals in the first five minutes to lead 4-
SQUAD:Brendan Hawes,Peter Thornton,Craig Waldron,Rory O'Kelly,Mark Egan,Alan Power,Liam Kavanagh,Luke Finlayson,Lee Boylan,Darragh O'Connor,Kieran Bloomfield,James Nolan,Ronan Manley,Aaron Meade,Conor Moore,Timmy Doherty.
Comp: Shield
Venue: Woodlands
Kick Off: 11.30
Under 13 Premier Shield
Greystones Utd A 2 Wicklow Rovers A 8
What a start Rovers got in this game, they won the toss and decided to take the kick off. From the tip the ball was knocked back to right full Ronan Manley who passed to Alan Power who in turn found Liam Kavanagh in the middle, he swung the ball out wide to Kieran Bloomfield on the right who went around the full back and crossed for Peter Thornton to fire home at the back post to give Rovers the lead after only 30 seconds and without a home player getting a touch of the ball. In the eighth minute Rory O'Kelly cleared from deep in his own half, the ball was picked up by Liam Kavanagh who set Kieran Bloomfield away to lob the keeper to make it 2-
SQUAD: Brendan Hawes, Ronan Manley, Conor Moore, Rory O'Kelly, Mark Egan, Alan Power, Liam Kavanagh, Lee Boylan, Peter Thornton, Darragh O'Connor, Kieran Bloomfield, James Nolan, Craig Waldron, Aaron Meade, Timmy Doherty.
Venue:Matt Kelly Grounds
Kick Off:6.30
Under 13 Premier Shield
Newtown A 4 Wicklow Rovers A 0
This was a game which saw the home team dominate for most of the match with Rovers only playing in snatches. The home side went in front on the seventh minute with a well taken goal. Midway through the half Lee Boylan put Kieran Bloomfield I but he fired wide. Just on the stroke of half time Newtown extended their lead after a mix up in the away defence. Early in the second half Like Finlayson tested the home keeper but he was equal to it and saved well. In what was a very disappointing performance from Rovers Newtown added two more goals to run out comfortable 4-
SQUAD:Brendan Hawes, Ronan Manley, Conor Moore, Rory O'Kelly, Mark Egan, Alan Power, Liam Kavanagh, Lee Boylan, James Nolan, Kieran Bloomfield, Darragh O'Connor, Craig Waldron, Peter Thornton, Aaron Meade, Timmy Doherty.
Under 9 Premier Division
Wicklow Rovers A 2 Ardmore Rovers A 5
This was a very entertaining game between two evenly matched teams with the visitors only pulling away in the last minute.Ardmore went close in the first minute but Tom Farrell was on hand to clear off the line.A couple of minutes later Sean Coffey pulled off a great save.The away teams early pressure was rewarded in the 8 th minute when they took the lead.This seem to spur the home team on as they took the game to Ardmore after that.Tom Farrell and Wayne Costello both went close while Eoin Screenan saw his effort deflected out for a corner.Cian O'Brien and Cillian Kelly were getting through some good work in the middle of the park as Wicklow pushed for an equaliser.Just before the break a combination of Ryan Corrigan and Jack O'Gorman prevented Ardmore from scoring on the break.Three minutes into the second half the away side increased their lead with a well taken goal.Two minutes later the home were back in it,a corner from Keith Carty was fired home by Eoin Screenan.Keith Carty went close with a rocket of a shot from 20 yards but was well saved by the Ardmore keeper.The move of the match involving Keith Carty,Shane Lincoln,Dylan Frazer and Sean Farrell deserved a goal but the Ardmore defence cleared.Midway through the half the impressive Sean Coffey was called on to save.Ten minutes from time Ardmore went 3-
TEAM:Sean Coffey,Ryan Corrigan,Tom Farrell,Cian O'Brien,Jack O'Gorman,Eoin Screenan,Sean Farrell,Cillian Kelly,Wayne Costello.Subs:Keith Carty,Shane Lincoln,Dylan Frazer.
Under 10 Division 4 Shield
Wicklow Rovers C 0 Ardmore Rovers 1
Wicklow took on Ardmore Rovers who dropped down a grade in their first shield game on Sunday morning. Four minutes were gone when a through ball from Rys Doyle was fired narrowly wide by Stuart Cox. Midway through the half home keeper Paul Rice came to his teams rescue with two magnificent saves to keep the score level. Wicklow had their own chances as well, first Stuart Cox weaved his way past the Ardmore defence only to be denied by the keeper and then Conor Hawes went close shooting just wide. The Wicklow defence of Ben Griffin, Johnny Hodgins and Zara Browne were rock solid and when Ardmore did get past they found Paul Rice in the home goal in excellent form.Three minutes into the second half Geoff Butler set up Rys Doyle who was denied by the keeper. On the 39 th minute Paul Rice pulled off another great save. He was called on again when he had to tip the ball around the post from a low driven shot with seven minutes remaining. After thirty seven minutes Sean Redmond combined with Geoff Butler to set Stuart Cox away down the right who saw his well struck effort saved. With the game looking like drifting to a scoreless draw the home side were denied a well deserved share of the spoils when Ardmore popped up with a goal to claim all three points with twenty seconds left on the clock. The lads gave a good all round team performance and deserved at the very least a draw from the game.
SQUAD: Paul Rice,Ben Griffin,Johnny Hoggins,Zara Browne,Ronan Murray,Geoff Butler,Rys Doyle,Conor Hawes,Stuart Cox,Cian O'Reilly,Tony Mooney,Kirsty Roache,Sean Redmond.
Under 10 Division 4
Wicklow Rovs C 3 Glencormac 1
The home side got off to a flyer in this game,there was barely a minute gone on the clock when a move involving Tony Mooney and Stuart Cox set up Ronan Murray to score to go one up.A couple of minutes later it could have been two,Conor Hawes jinked past two players only to see his shot go narrowly wide.In the 10 th minute Glencormac drew level with a neat finish.Midway through the half Tony Mooney and Stuart Cox combined again to set up Ronan Murray whose effort was well saved.When Glencormac did attack they found it hard to get past Cian O'Reilly,Scott Burleigh,Johnny Hodgins and Ben Griffin in a solid Rovers rear guard.Glencormac had a good five minute spell just before the break,first Paul Rice pulled off a great save to keep the score level and right on the half time whistle Johnny Hodgins made a great challenge to prevent what looked a certain goal.Straight from the kick off Rovers won a penalty when Conor Hawes was taken down.Ronan Murray hit the penalty well but it just clipped the wrong side of the post.Six minutes later Ronan Murray tucked the ball away in the bottom corner with a well taken goal.At this stage Rovers were well in control and creating plenty of chances.Conor Hawes fired over,Ronan Murray and Stuart Cox both forced the away keeper into good saves while Rhys Doyle and Sean Redmond combined to put Conor Hawes in but his effort was saved.Zara Browne came to Rovers rescue with a well timed tackle when the away team had the Rovers defence out numbered. Three minutes from time the points were secured when Stuart Cox found Conor Hawes who coolly slotted the ball home.
SQUAD:Paul Rice,Cian O'Reilly,Johnny Hodgins,Ben Griffin,Scott Burleigh,Ronan Murray,Tony Mooney,Conor Hawes,Stuart Cox,Rhys Doyle,Sean Redmond,Zara Browne.
Under 12 Division 2 Shield
Wicklow Rovers C 0 Enniskerry A 9
The home team started this game very well by putting their visitors under pressure in the first ten minutes, in the fifth minute Scott Griffin was put through only to be denied by a last ditch block from an Enniskerry defender. Dillon Cahill went close three minutes later when he fired over. The away side were gradually finding their way into the game and went ahead on thirteen minutes, Lee Cleere pulled off a great save but had no chance with the follow up. Lee Cleere made another good save down low at the near post a couple of minutes later. Rovers broke up field and Scott Griffin was unlucky to see his shot go narrowly wide. Lee Cleere was in inspired form in the goal with another three top class saves to keep the score at 1-
SQUAD: Lee Cleere, Grainne McGuinness, Calum Rae, Conor Clack, James Lewins,Dillon Cahill, Scott Griffin, Jack Doran, Jack Brohan, Corey O'Neill, Harry Curley, Sean Whelan.
Under 12 Premier Division
Wicklow Rovers A 6 Ardmore Rovers A 0
This was a match that the home team controlled from start to finish.After a scrappy first five minutes Wicklow took control of the game and put themselves in front when Max Clarke played in Brian O'Sullivan to score to go one up.Three minutes later it was nearly two,Adam Copeland played a delightful twenty yard pass to send Eoin McAulay away who in turn chipped the keeper only to see his effort drop the wrong side of the post.Midway through the half the home side increased their lead,yet again Max Clarke was the provider as he put Eoin McAulay through who this time made no mistake when he coolly chipped the advancing keeper.In a five minute spell before the break Eoin McAulay was denied on two occasions,first another well excuted chip was cleared off the line and then his stinging shot was well saved by the Ardmore keeper.Four minutes into the second half Hugh Humby went close when he thundered a shot just wide.In the 38 th minute Eoin McAulay cut in from the right weaving his way past three defenders and then curling his effort just past the far post in what would have been a contender for goal of the season.Shortly afterwards Darren Lyons squared the ball to Eoin McAulay who fired home from 30 yards to make it 3-
SQUAD:Liam O'Brien,Luke Murphy,Stephen Cullen,Corrie Tyrell Mitchell,Brian O'Sullivan,Hugh Humby,Kevin O'Halloran,Adam Copeland,Andrew Earls,Max Clarke,Eoin McAulay,Adam Browne,Darren Lyons.
Under 12 Premier Division
Wicklow Rovers A 3 Arklow Town A 3
The game started with the home team attacking straight from the kick off but they got caught out with a long clearance which seen Arklow cut through the Rovers defence to score to go one up.Rovers had a great chance to level but Eoin McAulay was denied by the Arklow keeper.The home team were on top but were caught napping at the back as the away side increased their lead.Rovers always looked liked they could get back into the game and were unlucky when Eoin McAulay and Kevin O'Halloran both went close.The home sides efforts were rewarded in the space of three minutes just before the break,first Kevin O'Halloran fired home from the edge of the box and then they equalised with a neat finish from Rian Daunt Smyth.Rovers got off to a flying start after the break when Eoin McAulay hit a thunderous shot from twenty yards to the roof of the net for the goal of the match to lead 3-
TEAM:Liam O'Brien,Luke Murphy,Stephen Cullen,Oisin Daunt Smyth,Brian O'Sullivan,Adam Copeland,Hugh Humby,Kevin O'Halloran,Eoin McAulay,Rian Daunt Smyth,Andrew Earls.SUBS:Adam Browne,Darren Lyons,Max Clarke.
Venue:Vartry Field
Kick Off:1.30 pm
Under 13 Friendly
Roundwood 2 Wicklow Rovers 8
Rovers got off to a flyer when after six minutes Alan Power played Kieran Bloomfield down the right flank,he crossed to James Nolan at the back post who knocked it back into Alan Power who in turn slotted the ball in the bottom left hand corner to make it 1-
SQUAD:Daragh Hosey,Conor Moore,Craig Waldron,Aaron Meade,Mark Egan,Alan Power,Liam Kavanagh,Lee Boylan,Peter Thornton,James Nolan,Kieran Bloomfield,Ronan Manley,Darragh O'Connor,Luke Finlayson.
Venue:Finn Park
Kick Off:12.00
St Anthonys A 2 Wicklow Rovers A 0
Rovers took on St Anthonys in a pre-
SQUAD:Daragh Hosey,Peter Thornton,Craig Waldron,Ronan Manley,Mark Egan,Alan Power,Liam Kavanagh,Rory O'Kelly,Aaron Meade,Darragh O'Connor,Lee Boylan,James Nolan,Conor Moore.
Kick Off:12.00
Under 13 Premier Division
Wicklow Rovers A 2 Arklow Town A 1
Both these sides went into this game with two wins from two games so somrthing had to give.The home team went close to taking the lead in the first minute when Kieran Bloomfield cut in from the right only to fire just wide.A couple of minutes later it was Arklow's turn to shoot wide.The game was from end to end but the home side were creating the clearer openings,in the 11 th minute Alan Power took the ball down just inside the area and cracked a fierce shot against the post.A cross from Alan Power just evaded Lee Boylan at the back post a couple of minutes later.Midway through the half Peter Thornton played the ball into Liam Kavanagh who in turn placed his pass to Kieran Bloomfield who rounded the keeper and slotted the ball home for the lead.In the 23 rd minute the same pair combined again which ended with Kieran firing wide.Just before the break Alan Power swung the ball over only for the ball to evade Lee Boylan.The first minute of the second half saw Aaron Meade cut in from the left and lay the ball off to Kieran Bloomfield who forced the away keeper into a good save.Rovers created chances but Arklow looked dangerous on the break.At the half way point of the second half Arklow drew level and it was all to play for.This only seem to spur on the home team and they piled the pressure on.James Nolan put in Alan Power whose effort was well saved.Liam Kavanagh and Luke Finlayson were getting through a lot of hard work in the centre of the park and it was the same two players who combined to put Kieran Bloomfield through on goal only for the striker to fire narrowly over.Five minutes from the end Kieran Bloomfield received the ball from Conor Moore,he in turn split open the home defence and curled the ball around the advancing keeper to give Rovers the lead.The last few minutes saw Arklow go in search of an equaliser but they couldn't find a way past the Rovers back line.
SQUAD:Daragh Hosey,Peter Thornton,Craig Waldron,Rory O'Kelly,Ronan Manley,Alan Power,Liam Kavanagh,Luke Finlayson,Lee Boylan,Darragh O'Connor,Kieran Bloomfield,James Nolan,Conor Moore,Mark Egan,Aaron Meade,Timmy Doherty.
Kick Off:10.00
Under 13 Premier Division
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Rovers were quick into their stride and as early as the third minute they were in front,Aaron Meade put a super through ball into Kieran Bloomfield who squared to Lee Boylan who slotted home for the lead.In the fifth minute James Nolan set up Liam Kavanagh whose effort was well saved by the home keeper.A minute later James Nolan lobbed the keeper only to see the ball drop the wrong side of the post.Nine minutes were gone when Liam Kavanagh's inch perfect pass found Kieran Bloomfield who fired home to make it 2-
SQUAD:Daragh Hosey,Timmy Doherty,Craig Waldron,Rory O'Kelly,Mark Egan,Alan Power,Liam Kavanagh,Lee Boylan,Aaron Meade,James Nolan,Kieran Bloomfield,Darragh O'Connor,Conor Moore,Luke Finlayson.
Kick Off:10.00
Under 13 Premier Division
Wicklow Rovers A 11 Ashford Rovers A 0
With only a minute gone on the clock the home side went close,a Kieran Bloomfield through ball saw Darragh O'Connor fire over.Two minutes later Wicklow were in front,a Craig Waldron throw was headed on by Aaron Meade to Kieran Bloomfield who in turn squared the ball to Luke Finlayson who tucked the ball neatly away in the bottom corner.In the 8 th minute a Kieran Bloomfield corner was finished off by Darragh O'Connor to make it 2-
SQUAD:Daragh Hosey,Conor Moore,Craig Waldron,Rory O'Kelly,Ronan Manley,Alan Power,Liam Kavanagh,Luke Finlayson,Aaron Meade,Darragh O'Connor,Kieran Bloomfield,James Nolan,Mark Egan,Lee Boylan,Peter Thornton,Timmy Doherty,Brendan Hawes.
Venue:Matt Kelly Grounds
Kick Off:11.15
Under 13 Premier Division
Newtown A 2 Wicklow Rovers A 5
Rovers travelled to the Matt Kelly Grounds to take on champions elect Newtown and what a performance they turned in. The first ten minutes saw both teams go close with efforts, first Kieran Bloomfield fired just wide and then Luke Finlayson shot over. Newtown's response was instant, an effort from Newtown saw Brendan Hawes tip the ball onto the bar with Daragh Hosey clearing the rebound. With thirteen minutes gone on the clock the home side won a free on the edge of the area which was slotted home in the top right hand corner to give Newtown the lead. They could have increased their lead but were prevented from doing so by good defending from Ronan Manley and Mark Egan. Twenty minutes were gone when Craig Waldron passed to Liam Kavanagh who in turn found Luke Finlayson whose effort was turned out for a corner. The impressive Alan Power sent over the resulting corner for Kieran Bloomfield to head Rovers level. Four minutes later Kieran Bloomfield raced onto a Luke Finlayson through ball to coolly slide the ball past the advancing keeper for the lead. Newtown pressed looking for the equaliser before the break but couldn't find away past Ronan Manley, Craig Waldron, Mark Egan and Daragh Hosey in the Rovers defence. Just on the stroke of half time Peter Thornton came to Rovers rescue with a well timed challenge on the edge of the penalty box to prevent the home side getting in. The second half started with Newtown on the front foot pressing for the equaliser. After forthy minutes Newtown were level with a well taken goal. This only seem to spur on Wicklow and a couple of minutes later they were back in front, Luke Finlayson ran at the Newtown defence and as they backed off he let fly from 25 yards to restore the lead for the away side. Shortly after they could have increased their lead when Kieran Bloomfield put Luke Finlayson in only for his effort to sneak past the post.The Rovers midfield of Liam Kavanagh, Rory O'Kelly, Alan Power and Aaron Meade battled for every ball and they were rewarded in a five minute spell midway through the half, first Alan Power broke away down the right flank and pulled the ball back for Kieran Bloomfield to complete his hat-
looked on the cards Conor Moore intervened to clear. With a couple of minutes left on the clock Newtown got in behind the Rovers defence but good defending from Conor Moore and Daragh Hosey helped clear the ball out to Timmy Doherty who ran the ball to safety.
TEAM: Brendan Hawes,Ronan Manley,Craig Waldron,Daragh Hosey,Mark Egan,Alan Power,Liam Kavanagh,Rory O'Kelly,Peter Thornton,Luke Finlayson,Kieran Bloomfield,Conor Moore,Timmy Doherty,Aaron Meade.
Date: 27/2/11
Comp: Cup
Venue: Ballinalea Park
Kick Off: 2.00
Under 13 Premier Cup 1 st Round
Ashford Rovers A 1 Wicklow Rovers A 2
The away side were out of the blocks the quickest when in the first minute Kieran Bloomfield beat the offside trap only to fire narrowly wide. Seven minutes were gone on the clock when Wicklow were awarded a free kick 35 yards out, up stepped Kieran Bloomfield to fire home for the lead. A minute later a Craig Waldron throw found Kieran Bloomfield down the left who swung the ball to the back post where Alan Power was unlucky with an overhead kick which just cleared the crossbar. Midway through the half Ashford levelled with a well taken goal. From this point Ashford made life very difficult for Wicklow and they could have went in at the break in front but were denied by good defending from Ronan Manley. Ten minutes into the second half Wicklow were back in front when Kieran Bloomfield received the ball from Liam Kavanagh, beat two defenders and fired past the advancing keeper.Twenty minutes were gone when Kieran Bloomfield headed against the crossbar from an Alan Power corner. Two minutes later Lee Boylan went close. A lot of the half was scrappy with Ashford dangerous on the break. The game fizzled out for Wicklow to gain their passage to the quarter finals.
SQUAD: Brendan Hawes, Timmy Doherty, Craig Waldron, Daragh Hosey, Ronan Manley, Alan Power, Liam Kavanagh, Rory O'Kelly, Lee Boylan, Darragh O'Connor, Kieran Bloomfield, Aaron Meade,Conor Moore, Mark Egan, Peter Thornton.
Date: 2/4/11
Comp: Premier Cup Q/F
Venue: Bridgewater All Weather
Kick Off: 2.30
Premier Cup Quarter Final
Arklow Town A 3 Wicklow Rovers A 2
Arklow got off to a flyer in this game while Rovers will want to forget the first fifteen minutes of this game. Only two minutes were gone when a mix up in the Rovers defence let Arklow into score to go one up. Things got worse for Rovers two minutes later when the home side doubled their lead and on twelve minutes they scored from long range to lead by three goals to nil. Arklow were in total control in the first half and Rovers were delighted to hear the half time whistle. After the break Rovers looked a different team as they battled their way back into the game, they got off to the perfect start in the second half, a minute into the half they reduced the deficit when Alan Power sent Kieran Bloomfield away down the right who in turn squared for Lee Boylan to finish off. Ten minutes later Rovers pulled another one back when Mark Egan climbed highest to head home a corner to make it 3-
SQUAD: Brendan Hawes, Ronan Manley, Timmy Doherty, Daragh Hosey, Mark Egan, Alan Power, Liam Kavanagh, Luke Finlayson, Lee Boylan, Darragh O'Connor, Kieran Bloomfield, James Nolan, Craig Waldron, Conor Moore, Rory O'Kelly, Aaron Meade, Peter Thornton.
Comp: Shield
Venue: Leisure Centre
Kick Off: 11.30
Under 13 Premier Shield
Arklow Town A 1 Wicklow Rovers A 2
Rovers got off to a flyer in this game and should have been in front in the first minute when Kieran Bloomfield fired just over. Two minutes later Kieran Bloomfield did score when he latched onto a Liam Kavanagh through ball to fire past the advancing keeper to give Rovers the lead. On fifteen minutes Darragh O'Connor set up Kieran Bloomfield but his shot was well saved by the Arklow Keeper. After nineteen minutes a Peter Thornton throw was headed on by Kieran Bloomfield to Rory O'Kelly who saw his effort sail just over. In the space of five minutes just before the break the home were denied an equaliser on two occasions by two good saves by Brendan Hawes. Eight minutes into the second half Arklow drew level. Midway through the half Wicklow were back in front, Ronan Manley won the ball in the Rovers defence, his pass down the right wing set Liam Kavanagh away who in turn found the incoming Kieran Bloomfield at the back post who coolly slotted home to regain the lead. Arklow pushed forward looking for an equaliser but found the Rovers defence of Ronan Manley, Daragh Hosey, Mark Egan and Craig Waldron in determined form. With ten minutes left on the clock Aaron Meade put Lee Boylan in only to be foiled by the home keeper, two minutes later Alan Power combined with Liam Kavanagh to set up James Nolan who fired just wide. In the last minute some good defensive work from Ronan Manley and Conor Moore prevented the home side getting in. This was an excellent three points against a very good Arklow side in a tight match between two evenly matched teams.
SQUAD: Brendan Hawes, Ronan Manley, Peter Thornton, Daragh Hosey, Mark Egan, Alan Power, Liam Kavanagh, Rory O'Kelly, Lee Boylan, Darragh O'Connor, Kieran Bloomfield, Aaron Meade, Craig Waldron, Conor Moore, James Nolan, Timmy Doherty.
Kick Off:10.00
Under 13 Premier Shield
Wicklow Rovers A 3 Greystones Utd A 2
Rovers made it two wins from two in the shield but made life difficult for themselves. The away side should have taken the lead in the first minute when they cut through the home defence only to fire wide. This seem to spur the home side into life and two minutes later James Nolan put Kieran Bloomfield through who saw his lobbed effort clip the bar. Midway through the half the home side took the lead, Kieran Bloomfield received the ball from Liam Kavanagh in the middle of the park, he went on a solo run beating off three challenges and firing past the advancing keeper. In the 20 th minute Liam Kavanagh sent Kieran Bloomfield away down the left, his cross found Alan Power who squared to James Nolan who slotted home to make it 2-
SQUAD: Brendan Hawes, Ronan Manley, Peter Thornton, Daragh Hosey, Mark Egan, Alan Power, Liam Kavanagh, Rory O'Kelly, Luke Finlayson, James Nolan, Kieran Bloomfield, Darragh O'Connor, Aaron Meade, Craig Waldron, Lee Boylan, Timmy Doherty, Conor Moore.
Kick Off:12.00
Under 13 Premier Shield
Wicklow Rovers A 1 Newtown A 1
What a difference a game makes, in their last game Rovers were very disappointing against league champions Newtown as they were beaten comfortably by the champions. In this game they were more than a match for the champions and in fact they should have won the match. After eight minutes a fine run up the right by Alan Power who crossed to Kieran Bloomfield who fired over. A minute later Kieran Bloomfield saw his effort go narrowly wide. In the tenth minute a long free kick over the top of the Newtown defence put Kieran Bloomfield in but was denied by the keeper. Midway through the half the same player beat the Newtown keeper but this time his effort rattled the crossbar. Rovers were piling on the pressure and their efforts were rewarded in the twenty second minute when Rory O'Kelly and Liam Kavanagh combined to set Kieran Bloomfield away and on this occasion he coolly slotted a right footed effort past the advancing keeper. The second half was a more even affair with both sides having chances. Kieran Bloomfield and Alan Power both went close for Rovers and Keith Dalton went close twice for Newtown. After forthy five minutes a move started by Conor Moore and involving Alan Power and Lee Boylan set up Kieran Bloomfield who was yet again denied by the away keeper. Three minutes into injury time Newtown were awarded a penalty which was converted to earn them a point.
SQUAD:Brendan Hawes, Conor Moore, Craig Waldron, Daragh Hosey, Ronan Manley, Alan Power, Liam Kavanagh, Rory O'Kelly, Peter Thornton, Darragh O'Connor, Kieran Bloomfield, James Nolan, Luke Finlayson, Lee Boylan, Mark Egan, Aaron Meade, Timmy Doherty.


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Psalm 31: 9-16, Isaiah 54: 9-10, Hebrews 2: 10-18
This reading from Psalm 31 hopes to assure those who acknowledge their sins, whether great or small, that God is merciful and will make His face shine upon them. The reading is especially significant to us here in 2013 to realize that this Psalm was written many years before Christ was born, and that this Lenten Devotional is being written after Christ's crucifixion and rise from the tomb. Surely for Christians, this reading has meaning for each of us who recognizes and confesses our own sins, great and small. This reading from Psalm 31 is good preparation for each of us to truly understand what Lenten devotion means.
This second Old Testament reading is from the book of Isaiah, with reference to Noah's flood, a worldwide catastrophe at that time that seemed to force the community of believers to search for understanding of God's mercy. In this passage, the Lord said to these believers that His mercy would prevail even if the mountains departed and the hills were removed: that is, even in potential future natural hazards-like Noah's flood-the Lord's covenant of peace with believers would never be removed. The drama of destruction in the world around us portrayed in these two verses is meant to deeply and vitally remind us of God's unconditional mercy.
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After getting the bulk of the snaps in Sunday's 34-6 loss to the Houston Texans, Tennessee Titans running back Bishop Sankey is in line for more work in the team's Week 17 season finale.
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The unique attractions and things to do in Kerala ensure that this tropical south Indian state is one of the most popular tourist destinations in India. Its distinctive culture and extremely picturesque setting, which contrasts with the fast-paced modern world, make Kerala the perfect destination for relaxing and rejuvenating!
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Cruise the Backwaters on a Houseboat
At trip to Kerala wouldn't be complete without a trip along the Kerala backwaters on a houseboat. The lush green palm-fringed landscape, diverse wildlife, and houses and villages that line the backwaters make a journey along these waterways seem like a journey through another world. It's one of the most tranquil things you can do. The Kerala backwaters are a memorable backdrop for a romantic Kerala getaway as well.
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Kerala's famous backwaters are dotted with small villages where it feels like time has stood still. Visiting them is a very different way of experiencing the backwaters and the life that exists along them. You can even have a meal with a local family there and hear their stories. Kumbalanghi Village Tours offers group tours to Kumbalanghi, surrounded by paddy fields and backwaters on the outskirts of Kochi. It's India's first model fisheries and tourism village, with most inhabitants involved in agriculture and fishing.
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Get an Ayurvedic Treatment
Ayurveda is the medical side of yoga. It's India's traditional natural healing system, which has been practiced for over 5,000 years. Most places that offer Ayurvedic treatment are located in Kerala, due to the climate and abundant supply of medicinal plants and herbs there. Whether it's a simple massage that you're after, or a treatment for a medical problem, Kerala is the place to get it.
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Kerala is renowned for its cuisine, featuring delicious seafood and coconut flavors. If you're not content to simply feast on it and would also like to learn how to cook Kerala style, you'll be pleased to know that there's a wide range of options available. They range from proper residential culinary holidays to casual cooking lessons. You'll find many of the popular ones listed in this article.Continue to 5 of 16 below.
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Catch a Kathakali Performance
Kathakali is a very unusual and ancient form of dance-drama that's traditional to Kerala. You won't get to see performers dressed up like this every day, that's for sure! The look, with its red bloodshot eyes, borders on grotesque. The movements of the dance are subtle, yet they tell a meaningful mythological story. Performers are required to undergo intense training, including hours of eye exercises, when learning the art of Kathakali. Try the Cochin Cultural Center or the Kerala Kathakali Center to see a performance. Classes are also offered in Kathakali and other art forms.
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Catch a Theyyam Performance
The small town of Kannur, in northern Kerala, is known for its secluded beaches, mysterious masked spirit-possession theyyam rituals, and hand loom weaving. The theyyam season runs from October until May and Kerala Tourism has a comprehensive calendar of theyyam events.
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Kalaripayattu is an ancient martial arts from practiced in Kerala. It features strikes, kicks, grappling, preset forms, weaponry and healing methods. One place to see it is being performed at the Kadathanadan Kalari Center in Thekkady.
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Watch a Snake Boat Race
For a few months every year during the monsoon season, Kerala comes alive with colorful snake boat races. Typical snake boats are 100 to 120 feet long, and hold around 100 rowers. Each of the villages in the region has its own snake boat, which they take great pride in. Every year the villagers get together and race the boats along the lakes and rivers.Continue to 9 of 16 below.
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Tea production is big business in Kerala. The state has two of the top 5 places to visit tea plantations in India -- Munnar and Wayanad. You can stay in atmospheric accommodations on a tea plantation, see how tea is processed, and of course sample it. If you're feeling energetic, the hills surrounding both these places have great trekking opportunities as well.
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Toddy, Kerala's indigenous alcoholic drink, is made from the sap of palm trees. The sap is collected by a tapper, who climbs the tree and drains it into a container. It's sweet when extracted but on fermentation will turn sour and give a kick. Toddy (also called kallu) is served in small thatched shops, usually with wooden benches, all over Kerala. Tasty Kerala cuisine is dished up with the toddy. However, these toddy shops are traditionally the domain of men.
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Explore Historic Fort Kochi
Known as the "Gateway to Kerala", Kochi is an enchanting city that's had an eclectic influence. Arabs, British, Dutch, Chinese, and Portuguese have all left their mark there. The architecture and historical sites in Fort Kochi draw most of the visitors to the area. Fort Kochi is an excellent place to explore on foot or bicycle.
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Discover the Ancient Port City of Muziris
Multi-cultural Muziris, located about an hour north of Kochi, used to be the most important trading port in Kerala. Business thrived there for more than 1,000 years before flood caused severe damage and Kochi took its place. The Muzuris area covers Kodungallur and Paravoor, and it's full of old churches, synagogues, mosques and temples. Notably, the first mosque in India (Cheraman Juma Masjid) was built there. This makes it a fascinating place to visit.
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- Tours: Private Full-Day Muziris Heritage Tour. Cochin Magic also runs a full day Muzuris Heritage Tour.
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Attend a Temple FestivalKerala temple festivals are elaborate and exotic, with the highlight being the elephants. The festivals feature large processions of bejeweled elephants, drummers and other musicians, colorful floats carrying gods and goddesses, and fireworks.
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Chill at the Beach
The attractive thing about the beaches of Kerala is that they're not as crowded or as developed as the beaches or more touristy areas in India, particularly Goa. Varkala beach has a spectacular cliff setting. If you're looking for action, head to Kovalam beach near Trivandrum.
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Spot Wildlife and Enjoy Nature
Kerala is home to Periyar National Park, one of the most popular national parks in southern India. Unlike many national parks in India it stays open during the monsoon season, and offers a wide range of eco-tourism activities so you can really explore nature.
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Admire Mural Paintings
The art of colorful mural paintings, done on the walls of temples, churches and palaces in Kerala, dates back to the 9th century. Its roots lie in the ancient Dravidian art of Kalamezhuthu.
Kerala has the second largest collection of mural sites in India, with the largest being in Rajasthan. The oldest murals in Kerala were discovered in the rock-cut cave temple of Thirunandikkara (now in the Kanyakumari district of Tamil Nadu). Only sketchy outlines remain though. The largest mural panel in Kerala is at Krishnapuram Palace near Kayamkulam in Alleppey district. Extensive murals depicting scenes from the Hindu epics are preserved at Mattancherry Palace in Kochi. The murals of the Shiva Temple in Ettumanoor provide insight into the earliest forms of Dravidian mural art. Other famous mural paintings can be found at the Padmanabha temple in Trivandrum and Vadakkumnatha temple in Thrissur.
Not sure when to visit Kerala? Kerala has something to offer all year round. The weather does need to be taken into account though, as the climate is a hot tropical one that receives rainfall from two monsoons.


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8 reasons why you should live with your best friend
1. You always have someone to bitch to: Whether it's because you've just traipsed up and down Oxford Street in painful shoes, getting shoved along the way or you've had the World's Shittest Day at the office, they will always be there to moan with you, and ALWAYS have your back, even if you're quite clearly in the wrong. You know the phrase "a problem bitched, is a problem halved?" Something like that. Late night no-holds-barred peps talks with a cup of tea can also turn retrieve a potentially sinking ship, or post-it notes saying "GOOD LUCK YOU'LL NEED IT" on the fridge.
2. Two wardrobes are better than one: The clothes! The wonderful wardrobes of choice and colour! The mountain of shoes! It is oh so wonderful to combine clothes, I thoroughly recommend it. We call it the "communal wardrobe". Only rule: for any item is under one week old maybe check it's not for a specific event before they catch you dancing in front of the mirror in it.
3. Bad habits aren't hated on as much: A random roommate might not appreciate your dishes in the sink for a day too long or bad taste of music (or in my case, putting the same song on repeat for 10 days), but besties don't mind as much. It is possible to be in the dog house for a few hours, but it will fade. 'Cos you love each other.
4. Parties: Because you share friends and pretty much family, it means you never have to tread on eggshells whenever you want to invite friends over, it's always just one big happy joint party.
5. A joyful morning commute: Some days getting up for work is harder than others. The scale of hideousness can fluctuate depending on level of hangover or how busy your week is; so to have your partner and crime on the train journey of hell with you means you can get some extra whinging time in before you face the real world.
6. Hangover days: Hangover days actually turn into pretty good fun. Because neither of you can move, it forces you to watch shows such as GIRLS, wear pyjamas and stalk people on Facebook you used to go to school with.
7. You have ALL night to sort shit out: If one of you has a problem that needs a serious amount of analysis dedicated to it, you can stay up for as long as needs to. List of pros and cons can be made. The kitchen is the place to put worlds to rights and chats about boys, careers, life, the universe.
8. There is always someone who will go to the pub with you: Enough said.
Convincing arguments. I would vote for #3–finding someone who does not hold grudges and can look past a little imperfection is like finding gold.
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Ensley Riley has been in the music industry from an early age. As a teen she grew up in Tennessee and performed for some of country music's legends on the greatest stages of Nashville such as Tanya Tucker and Reba. While earning her degree at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville, Ensley continued to perform on the popular college strip while teaching vocals and stage performance to fellow students. After graduating she relocated to Los Angeles, CA and quickly became a regular on the scene playing the most popular clubs on Sunset Blvd. and began working with mega industry makers such as Producer, Glen Ballard. During this time she recorded three albums while continuing her career in music performance and instruction. After four successful years she decided it was time to move closer to home and family. She relocated to Orlando, FL and is currently a regular performer in the Central Florida area. Whether she is fronting her popular band SPITFIRE or singing the National Anthem before an Orlando Magic game, you can see her perform regularly around town at venues located at Disney World, Universal, Sea World, private corporate events, and upscale clubs. She has a passion for teaching and provides vocal and beginner piano lessons in a fun and upbeat environment.
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ESP8266 คือ โมดูล WiFi ที่มีขนาดเล็ก ใช้พลังงานน้อย และ รองรับการใช้งาน ได้หลากหลายรูปแบบทั้ง Client, Access Point และ Client+AP ESP8266ใช้การเชื่อมต่อด้วย Serial (UART 3.3V) จึงทำให้ง่ายต่อการนำไปใช้งานร่วมกับ Microcontroller และยังมีรูปแบบคำสั่งแบบ AT Command ทำให้เขียนโปรแกรมเชื่อมต่อได้สะดวกยิ่งขึ้น
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Two powerful internal ran LWIP agreement
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According to market rules: analysis of the current market can have several competitive WIFI chip manufacturers, although each one has launched its own WIFI chip, and input costs millions of tens of millions. But the real survive, and only one or two. Because their production process, and design, as well as application experience, and price positioning of customers. And China's market, can truly unified market presumably only one! Is simply cruel reality. Things in the upcoming initial flourish, can choose a truly competitive chips. That is for the future development of crucial! We do not want the wrong team. . .
In the absence of more cattle X chip out now is the most cattle X.
After the recent trends in the situation more than a month, almost shocking, because the whole market is that several have made tremendous feeling!
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In her book, "Stepping Out of Line" Nell answers the Proust questionnaire with her own answers as a way of discovering insights into her personality. I am reprinted here the Proust questionnaire with Proust's answers. (To see Nell's answer you will have to look into her book.)
This is a questionnaire that allows us to look deep into ourselves and see what resonates with us and what makes us tick. Take a minute to answer the Proust questions, your answers may surprise you and offer some insights into your nest steps, overcoming obstacles, understaning what makes you tick, or just be a reflective exercise helping you get in touch with the inner you.
The Proust Questionnaire
- What do you regard as the lowest depth of misery?
To be separated from Mama
- Where would you like to live?
In the country of the Ideal, or, rather, of my ideal
- What is your idea of earthly happiness?
To live in contact with those I love, with the beauties of nature, with a quantity of books and music, and to have, within easy distance, a French theater
- To what faults do you feel most indulgent?
To a life deprived of the works of genius
- Who are your favorite heroes of fiction?
Those of romance and poetry, those who are the expression of an ideal rather than an imitation of the real
- Who are your favorite characters in history?
A mixture of Socrates, Pericles, Mahomet, Pliny the Younger and Augustin Thierry
- Who are your favorite heroines in real life?
A woman of genius leading an ordinary life
- Who are your favorite heroines of fiction?
Those who are more than women without ceasing to be womanly; everything that is tender, poetic, pure and in every way beautiful
- Your favorite painter?
- Your favorite musician?
- The quality you most admire in a man?
Intelligence, moral sense
- The quality you most admire in a woman?
Gentleness, naturalness, intelligence
- Your favorite virtue?
All virtues that are not limited to a sect: the universal virtues
- Your favorite occupation?
Reading, dreaming, and writing verse
- Who would you have liked to be?
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This beautiful and gentle Christmas hymn was written by the convert to Catholicism Edward Caswall, better know to many as the translator of hymns such as Pange Lingua Gloriosi, O Salutaris Hostia, Quicunque certum quaertis, and the Stabat Mater Dolorosa.
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Worm Animation's Dali-esque title Beat The Game will be coming out in Sept. 7 for PC with a release for Xbox One planned for later in the year.
Beat The Game combines handcrafted characters and environments with classic 3D point and click adventuring, while adding an intuitive music making mechanic. Inspired as much by twentieth century surrealists, Dali and Ernst, as modern European techno, the game developer says that Beat The Game is a charming adventure game with a heart made of music.
"Beat The Game is about finding pleasure in music. With Mistik's sequencer, anyone will be able to create their own unique club track within the game," said Cemre Ozkurt, founder of Worm Animation. "The world and our characters hopefully show how transformative and fun making music can be. As our debut title, we're so excited to finally share our own vision of the classic point and click game. We've built a beautiful 3D environment, characters of real personality and a dynamic, shifting soundtrack to accompany the action."
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Tolbert Akins
Does any one know where this family fits in? Still looking for parents.
I found this in the Cemetery book and 1820 Census.
!880 Webster County Kentucky census Dixon district list hh 6/6; Tolbert Eakins 29 farmer KY Ky Ky; Rebeca M wife KY KY KY; John T son 3; Ky KY KY; Geo L 1 son Ky Ky Ky;
Webster Co Cem book 4 page 28 Tirzah Primitive Baptist Church Cem Highway 120 Webster Co Ky near Star Hope General Baptist Church.
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Listen close because I mean no disrespect,
But falsehood caused the inhibition in my head.
I failed to see your value and your worth when we were young.
I'd never call, it'd never work was what I thought.
I had this idea that if my girl was real it just couldn't be you.
I'd share this strange thought but some did not believe it to be true.
In youth we make mistakes and I've made many,
The one I don't regret was this one above any.
To think we weren't right was wrong,
But to know it was the wrong time at least was not.
It took a summer at a job to know the true you that I love,
Not the casualty of life in years before when all I knew
was nothing but a shadow on the wall.
I fell in love with you for who you are
Not the one I thought you were before.
And now I love you more than ever, forevermore.
Once upon a quiet August day I pondered at the possible.
The improbable thought that the radically obtuse idea maker in my head
Could comprehend the unlikeliness of the event
That you may gauge my current state
And sublimate my solidness to evaporative gaseousness
And water vapors, from sighs of admiration
And proclaim as your domain my heart and my last name
The tremors in my voice could speak more than words
But as the sentence flowed, cascading through my vocal cords
And pouring out onto the dry and thirsty earth,
You picked your own and you said yes.
All the statistical analysis and cataclysmic calculations
Did not predict our situation, a perfect match so unlikely
That the world would envy our declaration of love and dedication.
The foam of the sea bled through the pebbles and stones
Pushing and pulling the tide moved through the shore
The chairs lined the beach decorated with bows
And flowers adorned both the aisles and the rows
The wind kissed the sand and the sun cast its light
On the day we were wed we had no hitch in the slight.
When I took my place at altar, I paid no heed to the crowd
My eyes set to the hills where upon you would come down.
At last a white dress shining brighter than gold
Came down to the beach and though not within reach
I could feel your heart very near to my own.
Each step that you took brought us closer together
And each breath that you took, would be mine now and forever.
I promised my life and you promised yours too
United as one, man and wife weren't two.
Desperate times and desperate measures
Nonspecific outcomes based on catalytic decision making
It's an unforgiving poor rendition of the live we choose to live in
If we don't accept to opt for future solid stability
We can only make the best of what we get
Lest we decide to fret and fail to place a bet on sure pay.
But that was then and now we look back,
And we wouldn't have it any different.
Maybe we would but that's beside the fact
That our path has grown us, transformed us,
Inspired us and required us
To lean not on our understanding of what we once thought was the live that we wanted
But to live life as it came as though that's how we planned it.
There is no one to blame for the events that transpired
No culprit for crimes that will be left unsolved
Those ten hours we spent, quietly sobbing in pain
To be told that there's nothing that we could've done
To refrain from the loss of the life we had made.
Those long nights we spent hoping this feeling would end
But it only got worse.
Yet together we strived and we fought through the tears
And the fears that this nightmare was real
And we'd never wake up.
Today we can look back on that time,
And although we can't understand why it happened
We know that it wasn't for nothing.
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Discussion in 'Making Money' started by ankalive, Nov 27, 2012.
i am confused
is fiverr better option or seoclers??
If you're buying it's fiverr. If you plan to sell something, it's better to list it in both. However you'd get more sales from fiverr than in seoclerks..
For me Fiverr is better...
Any time you can deal with a platform or site that is more "hands on" like SeoClerks it is better
i have earned much with fiverr..
and acc. to me its much more preferable than seoclerks..
Better is reselling fiverr stuff on seoclerks ))
I have worked with both and I personally feel that for me SEOclerks was better. It is a personal opinion though.
fiverr first because its cheaper..
it all depends on what you want. if you want professional seo then seoclerks is good for you, but if you want various kinds of gigs including seo then fiverr will be good for you. my 2cent
It depends on what are your needs. Fiverr is better for buying, you can get tons of good stuff for $5.
Whats good about seoclercks is that you can get good gigs for under 5$
the good is that which gives you income $$$
So try both It's Free OP
My vote only goes to fiverr!
Fiverr. Also if you are a customer fiverr has a great customer-protection system.
SEO clercks is suck website because i never get order from it .
and i my opinion fiverr is the best because its really good i've make 3 accounts there and getting orders in every one
No reason not to use both
Fiveer !
I can't use both due to Payment method I can't have either Paypal or Payza ..
Anyone know similar sites that I can trust use available payment Like Skrill etc .
Don't fiverr offer payoneer cards to all customers now?
fiverr anyday
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Superstore (2015)
1 continuity mistake in season 2
Starring: America Ferrera, Ben Feldman, Colton Dunn, Lauren Ash
Genres: Comedy
Continuity mistake: When Amy is making the announcement and tells Marcus to go to hell, she slams the microphone down. When the customer says it's hot, Amy responds and throws her empty hands up. In the next shot her arms are down and in the following shot she's holding the microphone without ever having a chance to pick it up.Bishop73
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Oh, I blogged about Juno and forgot to tell you guys. Sorry.
Nutmeg is visiting her grandparents this weekend and it's interesting to see how different things are for Pebbles when Godzilla, I mean, big sister isn't around. Pebbles has discovered how much she loves one of her own Christmas presents, a singing, talking doggie. When she plays with it normally, Nutmeg's there in an instant, tearing it out of her tiny little hands. Sure, I try to put a stop to this, but I cannot be on top of them at all times, nor do I feel like I *should* referee every interaction between them.
On the upside, Nutmeg does show affection and tenderness toward Pebbles more and more often. Just the other day, Nutmeg and I were going through the alphabet and talking about things we were thankful for. I got the idea from a magazine in the doctor's waiting room, and it worked out much better than last time I got a conversational gambit from a magazine.
Her first letter was "B." Without taking much time to think, she said, "I'm thankful for my BABY SISTER."
Then she got some hugs.
Saturday, January 19, 2008
Only Child for a Weekend
Posted by Carrie at 1:46 PM
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- Kori said...
Nutmeg talked about Pebbles' dog on the car ride up to K-town on Friday! She loves that thing, to be sure. I think that EJ has the same one, actually---the songs Nutmeg described it singing are the same as the Fisher-Price dog that was a hit here for over a year. Maybe Nutmeg could borrow EJ's old one---if she had her own, she would certainly tire of it quickly (as per Murphy's Law of children's toys).
How sweet about the thankfulness---you really have such great little girls. :)
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In assembly time today Year 3 to 6 were lucky enough to meet a very special visitor – GRACE THE HEDGEHOG! Nigel came along from the Harper Asprey Wildlife Rescue Centre in Windlesham to talk to us about the decline of the hedgehog population. There are now around a million hedgehogs in the UK compared to 35 million 50 years ago. He talked to the children about how to help make their gardens hedgehog friendly and what to do if they find a hedgehog who needs help. We were then lucky enough to meet Grace, a year old hedgehog and ask questions. She totally won over hearts and the children are very keen to be hedgehog friendly.
We are hoping to create a wildlife garden in the grounds to use as part of our Science curriculum and Harper Asprey are hoping to help us make it perfect for our local wildlife.