CastleVilla Borora Juniors AFC

Club story

A shared Moynalty football identity

CastleVilla Borora Juniors AFC is the exact name carried by the linked North Eastern Regional League youth records. It is not being treated here as a loose spelling of another club. Castle Villa AFC’s current club platform places Borora youth reports and Castle Villa senior reports together, while its team archive labels youth photographs as Borora Juniors. The evidence supports a shared club set-up in Moynalty.

The historical date needs that same care. Castle Villa AFC gives 1985 as the parent club’s founding year. A detailed account of its first 25 years says local players formed Castle Villa in 1985, entered the Meath and District League for 1985–86 and chose blue and white. No dependable source found a separate formation year for the CastleVilla/Borora Juniors joint youth identity, so the date card is labelled as the parent club’s year.

The club website makes the present relationship visible in ordinary football language. Current Castle Villa news calls the youth sides Borora or Borora Jnrs at U12, U13, U14, U16 and youth level. On the same site, the combined results list carries Castle Villa AFC and Castle Villa Borora Juniors names. That is why this page preserves the supplied joint title instead of merging it into a different directory entry.

Irish Youth Football currently connects 15 boys-coded records for 2026–27. Three are U12, three U13, three U14 and three U16. The other three are youth competition records without a stored age tag. Repeated names at one age may represent multiple competition imports rather than separately named squads. Every connected record appears in the automatic team panel.

This is incomplete team coverage. There is no linked U15 card, even though the club’s own archive has reported a Borora U15 side. The relationships also omit younger coaching groups, girls’ football, Football for All and Castle Villa’s adult football. Meath Local Sports Partnership lists Castle Villa in its Football for All programme for children aged six to 16, but that programme is not represented by a team card on this page.

The IYF fixture view currently has no upcoming match. Its results view returns 50 saved results and reports more beyond the first batch. The regional league club record is the main source for youth competition identity, match data and the Borora badge. Families should use the club’s own channels for training times, registration and late changes.

One recent honour can be stated firmly. The club’s U13 title report records Borora Juniors winning Division 3 in September 2025 with two matches still to go. The public honours page does not yet provide a full roll, so this profile does not turn individual wins, cup rounds or senior Castle Villa achievements into Borora honours.

Blue and white are the established Castle Villa colours. The 25-year history records that choice from the club’s first league season, and the Moynalty club listing gives blue as the home colour with white and blue as the change combination. The linked youth crest is the Borora image supplied by NERL. A complete current shirt, shorts and socks description for every Borora squad was not found, so teams should settle colour clashes with the club before match day.

The match-linked NERL venue is Curraghtown. Its current fixture list repeatedly assigns CastleVilla Borora Juniors home games there. Club reports use Villa Park, Moynalty, including recent home results at Villa Park. Older Castle Villa material also locates the club grounds at Curraghtown, so this profile presents Villa Park, Curraghtown as one club site rather than inventing two venues.

Published venue information describes two football pitches, three all-weather pitches, dressing rooms and parking. A 2025 council report records completed LED work on an astro pitch. These reports do not guarantee which surface, entrance, changing room or parking area will be available for a particular youth match.

Visitors approaching from Moynalty are directed towards the Carlanstown Road in the published club listing. No reliable Eircode was found. Confirm the kickoff, the Villa Park entrance, assigned surface, parking, toilets, dressing access, refreshments and step-free route with the team contact before leaving. The map below searches for Castle Villa AFC at Curraghtown, Moynalty and should be treated as a travel aid rather than a substitute for match instructions.