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Saturday, 29th August, 2009
Setanta Sports Cup (Group One)
Cork City 1 (Gamble)
Cliftonville 0
CLIFTONVILLE fell to a narrow defeat as they kicked off their Setanta Sports Cup campaign away to holders Cork City. [report]
Glentoran 1 (Waterworth)
Bohemians 2 (McGuinness, J. Byrne)
A FIRST appearance of Keith Gillespie in a Glentoran shirt wasn't enough to prevent the league champions slipping to defeat in this opening Setanta Sports Cup tie. [report]

Carling Premiership
Dungannon Swifts 1 (Coney)
Crusaders 2 (Owens, Rainey)
CRUSADERS leapfrogged Dungannon Swifts at the top of the Carling Premiership with this narrow victory at Stangmore Park. [report]
Linfield 3 (Carvill 2, Tomelty)
Newry City 0
MICHAEL Carvill helped himself to a Windsor Park double to lift the Blues into the top three for the first time this season. [report]
Friday, 28th August, 2009
Carling Premiership
Portadown 6 (N. Teggart, Braniff, Boyle, S. Thompson og, McCutcheon, McCullough)
Lisburn Distillery 1 (Ferguson)
PORTADOWN finally secured their first win of the season and heaped further misery upon fellow strugglers Lisburn Distillery with this 6-1 thumping at Shamrock Park. [report]
Wednesday, 26th August, 2009
Carling Premiership
Glentoran 1 (Taylor)
Ballymena United 2 (Kelbie 2)
BALLYMENA United stunned champions Glentoran with this victory at The Oval to collect their first points of the season and move off bottom spot in the Carling Premiership. [report]
Tuesday, 25th August, 2009
Carling Premiership
Crusaders 1 (Rainey)
Coleraine 0
DAVID Rainey's 73rd minute winner gave the Crues the edge over the Bannsiders at Seaview to move Stephen Baxter's side into second spot in the table. [report]
Glenavon 3 (Molloy, Grant, Dickson)
Cliftonville 2 (Boyce 2)
GLENAVON twice came from behind to eventually emerge victorious from this gripping Carling Premiership encounter at Mourneview Park. [report]
Institute 1 (Blackburn)
Linfield 2 (McAllister, Ervin)
GOALS from Mark McAllister and Jim Ervin helped Linfield move into fourth spot in the table with victory over Institute at the Riverside. [report]
Lisburn Distillery 0
Dungannon Swifts 0
LISBURN Distillery collected their first point of the season whilst at the same time putting an end to Dungannon Swifts' perfect start to the campaign.[report]
Newry City 0
Portadown 0
PORTADOWN came within the width of a post of securing their first win of the season from this clash with Newry City at The Showgrounds.[report]
Saturday, 22nd August, 2009
Carling Premiership
Ballymena United 1 (Alb. Watson)
Crusaders 2 (Rainey, Coates)
CRUSADERS scraped their way to victory over nine-man Ballymena United at The Showgrounds to move into third in the Carling Premiership. [report]
Cliftonville 1 (Caldwell)
Glentoran 2 (Neill, Nixon)
COLIN Nixon slams home the winning spot-kick as the Glens pick up an important three points at Solitude. [report]
Dungannon Swifts 1 (McIlmoyle)
Coleraine 0
DUNGANNON Swifts remain top of the Carling Premiership with the only surviving perfect record following this defeat of Coleraine at Stangmore Park. [report]
Linfield 4 (McAllister, Carvill, Ervin, Lowry)
Glenavon 1 (Costello)
LINFIELD roared back to form with this emphatic confidence boosting defeat of Glenavon at Windsor Park. [report]
Lisburn Distillery 2 (Ferguson, Melaugh)
Newry City 4 (Garrett 2, C. Feeney, Morgan)
LISBURN Distillery slumped to a fourth successive Carling Premiership with this home reversal at the hands of Newry City. [report]
Portadown 0
Institute 0
PORTADOWN crept their way to just their second point of the campaign so far with this scoreless draw at home to Institute. [report]
Tuesday, 18th August, 2009
Carling Premiership
Coleraine 3 (Patterson 3)
Ballymena United 2 (Aid. Watson, Kelbie)
RORY Patterson announced his arrival to the rest of the Carling Premiership with a hat-trick for Coleraine in this enthralling derby defeat of Ballymena United. [report]
Crusaders 2 (Rainey, Arthurs)
Cliftonville 3 (Murphy, Boyce, McMullan)
CLIFTONVILLE gained the north Belfast bragging rights with this thrilling victory over neighbours Crusaders at Seaview. [report]
Glenavon 2 (Grant, McDonagh)
Portadown 2 (Convery, Braniff)
PORTADOWN twice came from behind to salvage their first point of the campaign from this Mid-Ulster derby at Mourneview Park. [report]
Glentoran 2 (Leeman, Halliday)
Linfield 2 (Ervin, Tomelty)
TWO goals in each half and shared spoils were not the only balanced aspects of this interesting match between champions and challengers. [report]
Institute 2 (Rogers og, Brown)
Lisburn Distillery 1 (Ferguson)
INSTITUTE secured their first points of the season with this defeat of fellow strugglers Lisburn Distillery at the Riverside Stadium. [report]
Newry City 0
Dungannon Swifts 1 (McCafferty)
DUNGANNON Swifts sit proudly atop the Carling Premiership following this defeat of Newry City thanks to a late Neil McCafferty penalty. [report]
Saturday, 15th August, 2009
Carling Premiership
Cliftonville 0
Coleraine 1 (Carson)
STEPHEN Carson's left peg proved to be the difference between the sides in this closely fought encounter at Solitude. [report]
Dungannon Swifts 2 (Coney, McIlmoyle)
Ballymena United 1 (McConnell)
DUNGANNON Swifts joined Glentoran and Crusaders at the top of the table with this defeat of Ballymena United at Stangmore Park. [report]
Linfield 0
Crusaders 1 (Coates)
A COLIN Coates header six minutes from the break proved enough to hand Crusaders victory over Linfield at Windsor Park. [report]
Lisburn Distillery 2 (Gawley, Ferguson)
Glenavon 3 (Grant, King 2)
TWO Stuart King goals helped condemn Lisburn Distillery to their second defeat of the season at Ballyskeagh. [report]
Newry City 3 (Morgan 3)
Institute 1 (Ogilby)
CHRIS Morgan was the hero of the hour with a hat-trick inside 60 minutes to power Newry City to their first victory of the season. [report]
Portadown 1 (O'Hara)
Glentoran 2 (Taylor, Hamilton)
GLENTORAN staged a late smash and grab to claim all three points from this high octane Premiership clash at Shamrock Park. [report]
Saturday, 8th August, 2009
Carling Premiership
Ballymena United 0
Cliftonville 1 (Boyce)
A LIAM Boyce effort inside the opening quarter-of-an-hour proved to be the difference between the sides at The Showgrounds. [report]
Coleraine 2 (Boyce, Patterson)
Linfield 2 (Mulgrew, Carvill)
THE NEW Carling Premiership campaign got off to an explosive start after visitors Linfield shared four goals and two red cards with the Bannsiders. [report]
Crusaders 3 (Donnelly pen, Rainey 2)
Portadown 1 (Mouncey)
PORTADOWN failed to mark their return to the Premiership with a win following this defeat to a clinical Crusaders at Seaview. [report]
Glenavon 1 (Costello)
Newry City 1 (C. Feeney)
A LAST gasp equaliser saw Newry City salvage a share of the spoils in this season opener at Mourneview Park. [report]
Institute 0
Dungannon Swifts 1 (McCafferty pen)
A NEIL McCafferty spot-kick in the dying minutes earned Dungannon Swifts a maximum return from this disappointing encounter at the Riverside. [report]
Lisburn Distillery 0
Glentoran 4 (Leeman, Clarke pen, Hamilton, Jo. Taylor)
GLENTORAN have put a mixed pre-season period behind them after comprehensively dismantling Lisburn Distillery. [report]
Tuesday, 4th August, 2009
Pre-season Friendlies
Dunmurry YM 1
Linfield 5 (Munster 3, Mulgrew 2)
Drumaness Mills 0
Cliftonville 4 (B. Holland, Boyce, C. Scannell 2)
Newry City 3 (Graham 2, Black)
Downpatrick 0
Monday, 3rd August, 2009
Pre-season Friendlies
Chimney Corner 0
Ballymena United 2 (McNeill, Young)
Lisburn Distillery 2
Carrick Rangers 2
Mossley YM 0
Linfield 12 (Allen 3, McAllister 2, Lowry 2, Mulgrew, Carvill, Munster, Tomelty, Ervin)
Portadown 3 (Lecky 2, Topley)
Omagh United 1
Sunday, 2nd August, 2009
Pre-season Friendly
Glentoran 2 (Halliday, Callacher)
Rangers XI 1
Saturday, 1st August, 2009
Glenn Ferguson Testimonial
Linfield 1 (Ferguson)
Stockport County 3 (Tansey, Pilkington, Griffin)

Marc Robinson Testimonial
Loughgall 2 (McDowell, Murphy)
Glentoran 0

Pre-season Friendlies
Ballyclare Comrades 0
Cliftonville 0 (Murphy 2, Hamill)
Ballymena United 0
Croydon Athletic (Eng) 0
Coleraine 0
Ballinamallard United 0
Dundela 1 (McCracken)
Crusaders 2 (McCann, Morrow)
Lisburn Rangers 1
Lisburn Distillery 5
Newry City 4 (Adamczyk 2, Morgan, Henderson)
Ards 3
Portstewart 2 (Peden, Gaston)
Institute 2 (McLaughlin, Blackburn)
Tobermore United 1
Glenavon 8 (Costello 3, Gregg, og x2, Walsh, Liggett)
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Neil McCafferty and Declan Caddell are focused on the ball
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Andy Smith congratulates Kevin Kelbie on his two goal strike
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Rory Patterson and David Magowan in action at Seaview
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Paul Brown scoops the ball away from Philip Lowry
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Albert Watson celebrates his equaliser with Andy Smith and Kevin Kelbie
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Mark McAllister celebrates opening the scoring with Stephen Douglas
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Jamie Tomelty roars his delight after his 60th minute equaliser
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Glenavon's Willo McDonagh celebrates
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Emmett Friars congratulates Chris Morgan on his hat-trick
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Michael Gault and Ryan McCann battle for the ball
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Gary Hamilton celebrates opening his account for the new season
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Michael Carvill celebrates his equaliser against Coleraine
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Mark Dickson and Johnny Topley in action at Seaview
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Jason Hill and Rangers' Rory Loy in action at The Oval
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Glenn Ferguson salutes the fans after his testimonial game against Stockport County

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