*Photograph: Joe Buckley

TULLA UTD have won the CDSL Youths Premier Division for the first time.

A penalty shootout victory over Bridge Utd at Frank Healy Park saw the East Clare side claim the Youths title for the first time in their history in Saturday’s play-off.

Photograph: Joe Buckley

Frankie O’Sullivan had put Tulla in front on sixty seven minutes but the Bridge forced extra time after nabbing an equaliser through an own goal before the final whistle.

When it came to penalties, Tulla won 5-4 in what was a historic victory for the club.

Photograph: Joe Buckley

 

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