KEOGH'S CORNER

A GOOD win for Micko's men on Sunday but one that leaves a lot of unanswered questions. After four rounds of the league Wicklow have threes wins on the board and one very narrow defeat. That leaves them in a good enough position to make a big push for promotion, should Micko decide to go down that road.

• Hollywood say 'thanks'
• Get well
• Kiltegan dinner dance
• Presentations
• Camogie club
• Eire Og dinner dance

BBC focus on Kiltegan for new documentary

THE LITTLE village of Kiltegan were out in force on Monday as a BBC camera crew arrived to have a look at how a GAA club in a small rural community managed to survive. And that was the very question the presenter Joe Lynam put to club Chairman Pat Keogh. On his arrival Six hours later, after a day of intense activity he was putting much the same question to his BBC viewers.

Sweet success for Wicklow

A DOUBLE scores win over arch rivals Carlow at any time and in any game is always welcome. Keeping Wicklow's footballers in a challenging position for promotion is also a good thing to maintain interest and incentive in the remainder of the league.

• Wicklow footballers travel to take on improving Longford side

Impressive Aughrim are leading the way

THE DIVISION 3 South game between Aughrim and Annacurra a very exciting local derby, played in Annacurra. Aughrim got off to a good start with an early goal. Annacurra fought bravely and for most of the first half it was end to end stuff. Daniel Owens and Adam Rochford played well in the middle of the field for Aughrim while Oisin Furlong, brought on to strengthen the Annacurra midfield, and Elliot Robinson got stuck in and never let them dominate.

Baltinglass in control

BALTINGLASS got off to a flying start in Division 1 of the Senior Football League at Baltinglass on Friday might. The Slaneysiders were the first clear winners of the new season and looked sharp and fit.

GRASSROOTS: BALTINGLASS

Lotto stands at €11,800, numbers last week were 1-9-24-26. Three people shared 3 numbers Sheena Nolan Ladystown, Helen Markham, Grangecon, Donnie McCarthy. The Seniors kicked off Division 1 League on a winning start by beating Hollywood on a score of 0-11 to 0-3.

• ANNACURRA
• DONARD/GLEN
• BARNDARRIG
• AVONDALE CAMOGIE
• BALLYMANUS
• STRATFORD/GRANGECON
• RATHNEW
• SHILLELAGH
• DUNLAVIN
• HOLLYWOOD
• KILTEGAN
• AUGHRIM JUVENILES
• ST. NICHOLAS
• KILBRIDE
• AVONDALE
• GLENEALY CAMOGIE
• AGB JUVENILES
• ST. PATRICK'S
• CARNEW
• ASHFORD
• LARAGH
• NEWTOWN
• VALLEYMOUNT
• BLESSINGTON

Dunlavin beaten by narrowest margin

DUNLAVIN made their long awaited return to the top table of football in Wicklow and although it wasn't a winning one I'm sure everyone would agree that they should be able to hold their own in division one.

St. Pat's had edge on Kiltegan

ST PAT'S just edged out Kiltegan in a low scoring game at Wicklow on Saturday.

Scoil Chonglais girls in senior final

SCOIL CHONGLAIS may have failed to take the senior camogie crown but their senior girl's footballers were most impressive in reaching the county final.