2006/2007 proved to be a very successful season for Oatlands u14 Gaelic footballers, winning a Dublin championship and losing narrowly in the Leinster Final.

 After the Dublin campaign, Oatlands prepared well for the Leinster Semi-Final against Heywood C.S., winning on a score line of 7-7- to 1-8. Giovanni Bocarrossa, Ryan Moore and Kevin Murphy were the stars on the day, scoring 7 goals between them. Thomas Clarke, Ronan Carney and Paul Sheridan provided excellent service for the forwards and worked tirelessly throughout the game. Goalkeeper Oisin Geoghegan was arguably Man of the Match, producing some outstanding saves.

 In a tough Leinster Final, played in very windy conditions, Oatlands started well leading 1-8 to 0-2 at halftime. Banagher College stormed back with 3 goals in an extremely exciting second half with Oatlands unlucky to lose out by 2 points. Backs Jamie Fernandez, David Devereux repelled countless attacks, capably assisted by John Huban and Sean Mahon. Ronan Carney, Jack Memery and James Kavanagh worked hard, setting up several scoring chances which unfortunately Oatlands were unable to convert.

Overall this panel can be very proud of their efforts this year, winning a Dublin. If all players keep showing the same levels of commitment, the future looks bright for Oatlands College.

2006/2007 proved to be a very successful season for Oatlands u14 Gaelic footballers, winning a Dublin championship and losing narrowly in the Leinster Final.

After the Dublin campaign, Oatlands prepared well for the Leinster Semi-Final against Heywood C.S., winning on a score line of 7-7- to 1-8. Giovanni Bocarrossa, Ryan Moore and Kevin Murphy were the stars on the day, scoring 7 goals between them. Thomas Clarke, Ronan Carney and Paul Sheridan provided excellent service for the forwards and worked tirelessly throughout the game. Goalkeeper Oisin Geoghegan was arguably Man of the Match, producing some outstanding saves.

In a tough Leinster Final, played in very windy conditions, Oatlands started well leading 1-8 to 0-2 at halftime. Banagher College stormed back with 3 goals in an extremely exciting second half with Oatlands unlucky to lose out by 2 points. Backs Jamie Fernandez, David Devereux repelled countless attacks, capably assisted by John Huban and Sean Mahon. Ronan Carney, Jack Memery and James Kavanagh worked hard, setting up several scoring chances which unfortunately Oatlands were unable to convert.

          Overall this panel can be very proud of their efforts this year, winning a Dublin. If all players keep showing the same levels of commitment, the future looks bright for Oatlands College.