MSC Final

[Monkfish]

v Carrick. Cork stung 1-0 in the semi!

[Lim till i die]

The hordes will be descending on Askeaton!!

Last one out of Limerick turn off the lights!!

[cufc champions]

Where & when will this final be on?
Peter White will hopefully be playing against his hometown club for the 1st time.
Its our 2nd time in the final prevoiusly being beaten by Cork City in 2004 on the way we beat Cobh Ramblers 2-0.

[gspain]

I imagine this will be played soon now with the end of the junior season in sight.

[cufc champions]

I imagine this will be played soon now with the end of the junior season in sight.

We are finished anyway just waiting on this game.

[cufc champions]

Fixed for Monday 23rd May in Carrick 7pm ko.

[cufc champions]

The Munster Senior Cup final will take place on Monday May 23rd at Tom Drohan Park, Coolnamuck Road, Carrick-on-Suir, with the kick-off set at 7:00pm.

The final will be contested between Limerick FC and Carrick United. The Blues overcame Douglas Hall in the last four to guarantee their place in the final while junior side Carrick played out somewhat of a giant killing, overcoming Cork City by a solitary goal to nil.

Limerick have a proud history in the Munster Senior Cup winning it eleven times, most recently in 2006. While it may not be top of Pat Scully’s priority list, the Limerick fans would welcome some long awaited silverware to Shannonside.

For Carrick, the prize is a much bigger target. As a junior side, it would be a fantastic accomplishment for all involved, surpassing all the participating Airtricity League sides to claim the trophy in front of their home support.

[gspain]

Coming from Dublin I assume via Waterford is the best route.

Any chance of directions to the ground from the bypass.

[bluewhitearmy]

The Munster Senior Cup final will take place on Monday May 23rd at Tom Drohan Park, Coolnamuck Road, Carrick-on-Suir, with the kick-off set at 7:00pm.

The final will be contested between Limerick FC and Carrick United. The Blues overcame Douglas Hall in the last four to guarantee their place in the final while junior side Carrick played out somewhat of a giant killing, overcoming Cork City by a solitary goal to nil.

Limerick have a proud history in the Munster Senior Cup winning it eleven times, most recently in 2006. While it may not be top of Pat Scully’s priority list, the Limerick fans would welcome some long awaited silverware to Shannonside.

For Carrick, the prize is a much bigger target. As a junior side, it would be a fantastic accomplishment for all involved, surpassing all the participating Airtricity League sides to claim the trophy in front of their home support.

Wouldnt even count this cup being honest. There should be none of out starting players playing in this game when we have Salthill on Thursday already lost Chris Breen for weeks over it.

[cufc champions]

Coming from Dublin I assume via Waterford is the best route.

Any chance of directions to the ground from the bypass.

Head on the n24 towards Limerick Carrick is 18 miles on that road, when you come into the town go left at traffic lights up New Street, then go left over New Bridge, stay on this road until you come to a shop and a pub in Carrick Beg and then go right by the grotto, tom drohan park is about a mile ahead on your right hand side.

Will many of your fans make the trip down?

[cufc champions]

Wouldnt even count this cup being honest. There should be none of out starting players playing in this game when we have Salthill on Thursday already lost Chris Breen for weeks over it.

I was thinking that when I read it on extratime.ie, Hopefully ye will have a few regulars, Cork had 8 starting that started they previous Friday night.

[lfc at heart]

how many of the Limeirck first team will play

[Jofspring]

Nothing against this Cup but I would hope none. Last thing we need is the likes of Frost, Hynes or Purcell getting injured. I'm sure a few players that have had bit parts so far this season will get a run as well as some A players. Over the next 11 days we will be playing Finn Harps (Friday), Carrick (Monday), Salthill(Thursday) and Cork City(Monday). We need to keep as many injury free as possible.

Without seeing the A team yet this season maybe going with a team like this would be the best.

Dave Ryan

Broughall White Calla Bhandarkar

O Connor Yellow Donnan Dunisha

Coughlan McGann

Thats a few first teamers thrown in there and also a few lads that are or where on the fringes of the first team. A few more A players on the bench then. Its a young team but it will be a good physical game for them against Carrick.

[gael353]

Playing a 4 2 3 1 formation
Ryan (one of them)
White, Lavin, O'Callaghan, Bhandaker
Donnan, O'Leary
McGorrian, Coughlan, Brosnahan
McGann

[bluewhitearmy]

Dave Ryan injured so may aswell give Cusack a chance in goal.

[sadloserkid]

Given the team that was put out against Douglas and Waterford I suspect Scully's line-up will be considerably stronger than the ones we're predicting here?

[bluewhitearmy]

Given the team that was put out against Douglas and Waterford I suspect Scully's line-up will be considerably stronger than the ones we're predicting here?

We didnt have 4 games in 10 days when we played Douglas and we didnt play Waterford in MSC.

[Lim till i die]

If he was able but Salthill on the Thursday and Cork on the Monday after....

I'll take a stab (hee hee hee) at something like:

Ryan
Broughall
Lavin
Calla
Bhandaker
McGann
Coleman
White
Coughlan
O'Connor
Brosnan

[Monkfish]

SLK lives!

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