Dario Castelo talks to Midlands 103 after watching his side make the ideal start to the season.
Athlone Town can face in to the first stages of the League of Ireland season with confidence, according to their manager Dario Castelo.
The midlanders enjoyed a resounding 3-0 win in their Division One opener at home to Wexford on Friday night.
Noah van Geenan opened the scoring after just 14 minutes, Jamal Ibrahim then doubled Athlone's lead after 8 minutes later, while Amardo Oakley made it 3-0, and three points for Dario Castelo's side when he struck in the 37th.
An emphatic win for Midlanders Athlone Town in their opening clash of the season against Wexford.
— League of Ireland (@LeagueofIreland) February 17, 2024
Armado Oakley with the third of the night 👊#LOI24 | #ATHWEX pic.twitter.com/gGl4PftWyN
Castelo tells Midlands 103's Oisin Coyne there's no better way to start the season:
Athlone are next in action against Cobh Ramblers this Friday evening, with kick off in Cork set for 7.45pm.
Offaly GAA Club Set To Begin New Dressing Room Development Next Month
Portlaoise Panthers In Action Over The Course Of The Weekend
Four Teams Aiming For Glory In Offaly Senior Camogie Championship
Offaly SFC: Tullamore Focusing On Clash With Ferbane
Former Westmeath GAA Chair Says Young People Must Be Prioritised In Integration Process
Athlone Town Host Treaty United In First Division
Laois SFC: Portarlington Going For Three In A Row
Westmeath SFC: The Down's Looking To Remain On Top
Athlone Town Women Set For Penultimate League Game Of The Season
Laois SFC: Courtwood Aiming To Make History This Sunday
Offaly SFC: Ferbane Aiming To End Run Of Final Defeats
Conor Dolan Appointed Offaly Senior Camogie Manager
St Joseph's And St Conleth's Set To Battle In Laois LGFA Decider
Westmeath SFC: St Loman's Mullingar Preparing For Final Meeting With The Down's
Laois SHC: Camross Just 60 Minutes Away From Glory
Mixed Weekend For Portlaoise Panthers
Legal Aid Dispute Delays Trial Of Two Mayo Footballers
Offaly SHC: Ballinamere See Off Belmont In Thriller
Ballinamere Durrow Win Back To Back Offaly LGFA Titles
Westmeath SHC: Raharney Book Final Meeting With Lough Lene Gaels