Colleges & University Football League

http://www.thirdlevelfootball.ie/cfa...ts-and-tables/

Most of the first round groups are completed.
Premier East Play-offs
University College Dublin 6 Colaiste Ide 0
Dublin City University 0 Dublin IT 4

Premier South had four colleges going for two places on the last day Tralee and Waterford IT buggered their own chances by drawing with each other.

Quater-finalists almost decided.
Jordanstown, Letterkenny IT, UCC, UL, Athlone IT, DIT,UCD and either Carlow IT or GMIT Galway.

Fixture Dates:
¼ Finals – 27th January 2010
½ Finals – 10th February 2010
Final – 24th February 2010

Is there a need for this thread in this section of the forum?

not sure where else it would go on foot.
tis ok here for now

when is the draw on for this?
Were CIT in this cup?

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Originally Posted by AvondaleNutter

when is the draw on for this?
Were CIT in this cup?

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(I didn't realise you couldn't access the link)

The draw for the quarter finals will take place at 1pm on Tuesday 8th December in FAI HQ Abbotstown. All teams may send a representative to the draw.The format for the draw will be as follows:

Knockout Rounds:
Open Draw to determine ¼ Final fixtures with Group Winners to have home advantage (Lots will be drawn to determine Premier East Team to have home advantage).Open Draw to determine Semi-Final fixtures.
Final shall be under the Control of the CUFL Committee.

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Premier South

University of Limerick 2 University College Cork 4
IT Tralee 2 Waterford IT 2
Cork IT 6 Colaiste Stiofáin Naofa 1

Premier South PLD W D L GF GA GD PTS
University College Cork 5 3 1 1 16 9 7 10
University of Limerick 5 3 1 1 17 8 9 10
Waterford IT 5 2 3 0 10 6 4 9
IT Tralee 5 2 1 2 7 11 -4 7
Cork IT 5 2 0 3 10 14 -4 6
Colaiste Stiofain Naofa 5 0 0 5 5 17 -12 0

UCC and UL will now proceed to quarter final draw (UCC top the group on head to head vs UL).

how do UCC fancy their chances this year harpo?

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Originally Posted by AvondaleNutter

how do UCC fancy their chances this year harpo?

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I havn't seen them play yet, but I would say they are quietly confident.

http://www.thirdlevelfootball.ie/cfa...r-finals-draw/

Premier Division Quarter Finals to be played Wednesday 27th January 2010
Ulster University Jordanstown vs University of Limerick
Athlone IT vs IT Carlow
Dublin IT vs Letterkenny IT
University College Cork vs University College Dublin

First Division Quarter Finals to be played Tuesday 26th January 2010

GMIT Castlebar vs NCI
Mary Immaculate College vs Cork College of Commerce
ITT Dublin 'B' vs Athlone IT 'B'
Sallynoggin College of FE vs Colaiste Ide 'B'

Second Division Quarter Finals to be played Thursday 28th January 2010
Northside Campus of FE vs ITT Dublin 'C'
IT Blanchardstown 'B' vs IT Tralee 'B'
Mater Dei College vs Inchicore College
Senior College Dun Laoghaire vs Dundalk IT 'B'

Some footage from this summers Universiade (World University Games) in Belgrade. This is the second game versus Italy, Pete McMahon (UCD and UCD AFC) scored with a great shot. A good few LoI players played that game, Billy Brennan, John Dineen, Mark Forker, Oisin McMenamin and John Mulroy came on for McMenamin




The there are several linked videos from video above.

Premier Division Quarter-Final Results

UCC 0-1 UCD
DIT 2-0 Letterkenny IT
UUJ 3-0 UL
Athlone IT 3-0 Carlow IT

Semi-Final draw (and other Divisions results and draws)
http://www.thirdlevelfootball.ie/cuf...mi-final-draw/

Premier Division Semi Finals to be played Wednesday 10th February 2010
Dublin IT v Athlone 2.30pm Kick Off Venue TBA
University College Dublin v Ulster University Jordanstown 1pm Kick Off Venue: St Kevins Boys FC, Larkhill Road, Whitehall, Dublin 9

Both Games will be played in a neutral Dublin venue to be confirmed next week

Harding Cup Quarters
NUI Galway 2 : 4 UCD Samir Behout, Tyrone McNellis, Danny Fallon, Cormac O'Brolchain
Phillip Keegan,
Cillian Grant

UUJ 2: 3 UCC
NUI Maynooth 1: 3 UUC
UL 2 : 0 Mary Immaculate College

UCD won the Harding Cup for 2010. After a 6:1 win in the semi-finals over UCC, UCD beat UL 3:0 in the Final yesterday. Samir Belhout who has appeared and scored with the LSL team this year was joint leading scorer with five goals along with Chris Lavery of UU Coleraine

Most of the Divisional Semi-finals were played yesterday
http://www.thirdlevelfootball.ie/cfa...ivision-final/

10 February 2010
The semi finals of this seasons Colleges and Universities Football League are taking place this week.
UCD had a comprehensive 6-1 win over UU Jordanstown and DIT beat Athlone 2-0 with two penalties from Eoin Kavanagh.

Premier Division Semi Finals played Wednesday 10th February 2010
Dublin IT 2-0 Athlone IT (Scorer: Eoin Kavanagh 2 pens)
University College Dublin 6-1 Ulster University Jordanstown
(Scorers UCD: David McMillan (2), Gavin Falconer (2), Mick Leahy & Sean Heuston. UUJ: Stephen Doyle)

First Division Semi Final played Wednesday 10th February 2010
Sallynoggin College 5-1 National College of Ireland
(Scorers: Sallynoggin: Peter Finnegan (3), Nicky Byrne & Luke Byrne. NCI: Paraic Galvin.

First Division Semi Final to be played Thursday 11th February 2010
ITT Dublin B v Mary Immaculate College 2pm Stanaway Park, Crumlin

Second Division Quarter Finals played Tuesday 9th February 2010
IT Blanchardstown 'B' 3-0 Northside Campus of FE (scorers: Stephen O'Kapu, Ian Whelan & Ian Croft)
Mater Dei College 0-4 Senior College Dun Laoghaire (Scorers: Simon Grehan (3)& Ethan Doyle)

Final for the CFAI Premier Division is due to be played Wednesday 24th February 2010.

CUFL Divisional Final dates and venues
"Final Fixtures Confirmed:
Wednesday 24th February:
Second Division Final: Senior College Dun Laoghaire v IT Blanchardstown B at 2.30pm in St Kevin’s Boys FC Whitehall.
Premier Division Final: UCD v DIT at 7.30pm in Tolka Park, Richmond Road.
Thursday 25th February
First Division Final: Sallynoggin College v Mary Immaculate College at 7.30pm in Tullamore Town FC, Co Offaly"


Collingwood Cup 2010 hosted by Magee College, Derry.
http://www.thirdlevelfootball.ie/iuf...llingwood-cup/

"2010 Collingwood Cup Fixtures

Hosts: University of Ulster Magee College, Derry

Round One Monday 1st March 2010
Mary Immaculate College vs University College Cork
University College Dublin vs NUI Maynooth
Ulster University Jordanstown vs Dublin City University
Ulster University Coleraine vs Queens University Belfast
NUI Galway vs Royal College of Surgeons

Quarter Finals Tuesday 2nd March 2010

Mary Immaculate College / University College Cork vs University College Dublin / NUI Maynooth
Ulster University Jordanstown / Dublin City University vs Ulster University Coleraine / Queens University Belfast
NUI Galway / Royal College of Surgeons vs University of Limerick
Magee College vs Trinity College

Semi Finals Wednesday 3rd March 2010

Final Thursday 4th March 2010"

Ciaran Kilduff (UCD AFC) is eligible to tog out for NUI Maynooth.

CUFL Premier Division Final

UCD 2:1 DIT
Pete McMahon Craig McDonald
Robbie Creevy

This was a very competitive game, DIT started the brighter with short passing moves. UCD got into the game mid-way through the first half David mcMillan smacking a free-kick off the post. DIT replied with a shot off the bar in the same minute. A short time later, Pete McMahon latched onto ball over the top pushe dthe ball past a defender and went past him with a classic hump-back move, returning to the line he was running on. He slipped the ball under the DIT 'keeper Craig Hyland.
DIT kept plugging away and Craig McDonnell scored a cracker from well outside the box. The match continued at a high tempo pace, Sean Houstonholding the ball off well and suppling Robbie Creevy, Paul Corry and McMahon. For their part DIT had the rangy Stephen Roche (DIT and UCD AFC) who can cover alot of ground quickly but he was up against the experienced Gareth Matthews.
In the second half DIT's right back Dean Zambra (Bray Wanderers and Irish Univ.) was making some forward runs. The match continued with some quality passing and a number of times a goal was prevented through a last gasp tackle from both sides. Substitute Samir Belhout, on the right wing, was able to free up other UCD forwards. David O'Connor, UCD left-back, grew in stature as the game went on, allowing nothing past him. Robbie Creevy from 25 yards out on the left curled a shot that deceived Hyland and went into the top right hand corner.

UCD: Ger Barron, Gareth Matthews, David O'Connor, Michael Kelly (James Timmons), Michael Leahy (c), Paul Corry, Pete McMahon, Robbie Creevy, Gavin Falconer (Stephen Doyle (Samir Belhout)), David McMillan, Sean Houston.

Collingwood Cup - Round One
Kick Off: Monday 1st March
Location: St Columb's
Teams: University College Dublin 2 vs NUI Maynooth 1
Scorers: UCD: Sean Houston, Dave McMillan. Maynooth: Ross Cullinane

UCD - NUI Maynooth 1st rd. match report from the UCD website
http://www.ucdsoccer.com/index.php?a=431

Ger Barron left the field with suspected concussion [that's three weeks!]

Quarter Finals
http://www.thirdlevelfootball.ie/iufu/results/
•NUI Galway 4 vs University of Limerick 3
•Ulster University Magee 2 vs Trinity College Dublin 2 (3-2 pens)
•Ulster University Jordanstown 1 vs Queens University Belfast 0
•University College Cork 1 vs University College Dublin 1 (4-5 pens)
Scorers: UCC Aiden Menton, UCD Paul Corry.


It's a pretty cool semi-final line-up.
UU Magee playing out of their skins reach the semi-finals. Fair play.
The UUJ squad should still be very good, I havn't seen a list yet but they've matched UCD for Irish University Internationals. They've won it in 2008
NUI Galway were Runners-up last year to UCD.

Collingwood Cup Final
UCD 0:0 NUI Galway (4-2 pens)
http://www.ucdsoccer.com/index.php?a=436
"UCD retained the trophy they won in 2009 to make it three University and College trophies in the first three months of 2010."
"UCD: McGinlay, O’Connor, Leahy, Kelly, Timmons, Fallon, Corry, Langtry, McMahon, Belhout, McMillan
Subs: Creevy for Fallon (55), Melvin for Belhout (55), Houston for Kelly (85), Falconer for Melvin (100)"

UCD won their second penalty shoot-out of the tournament. Mark McGinlay saving two of today's penalties.

Just to tie up the loose ends. Queens Univ. won the Farquhar Cup, DCU beat NUI Maynooth in the Spillane Cup and St. Mary's Immaculate College Limerick lifted the Duggan Cup.
http://www.thirdlevelfootball.ie/iufu/results/ (that stuff's important.)

Fourth Competition, Fourth Trophy for UCD.

UCD beat UCC 1-0 in the Crowley Cup at DCU Sportsgrounds, Glasnevin from a Michael Whelan first half goal. It meant UCD picked up four intervarsity trophies out of four.
UCD don't enter a team in the Crowley Cup but I think there was an Executive decision to stop UCC winning four-in-a-row. So UCD entered a team this year.

Match report
http://www.thirdlevelfootball.ie/iuf...0-crowley-cup/

UCD:C McGroarty, D Gahan, P Curtin, C O’Brochlain, J Rogers, M Gallagher (C McEvoy 75), M Whelan, G O’Toole, P Byrne, J Lehane (R Lynagh 66), B O’Brochlain (D Kennedy 83).Subs: M O’Wall, D Mulumby, J McCarthy, C McCarthy.

UCC:M O’Reilly, N Hennebry, D Kilcummins, P Nodwell, R Hobbs, M O’Brien, A Murphy, R Barrett (J Wade 81), T O’Sullivan (P O’Neill 55), P O’Keeffe (D Walsh ht), M Irwin.Subs: E O’Neill, P Fehily.

Women's and Men's squads for Taipei 2017 have been announced by Colin Bell (also Women's Senior International Manager) and Greg Yelverton.
http://www.fai.ie/ireland/news/world...selects-squads

Ireland Women's Squad
Goalkeepers: Amanda Budden (Cork IT / Cork City WFC), Eve Badana (UCC / Cork City WFC)
Defenders: Ciara McNamara (UCC / Cork City WFC), Claire Walsh (UCD / UCD Waves), Chloe Mustaki (UCD / UCD Waves), Jetta Berrill (UCD / UCD Waves), Rebekah Carroll (Maynooth University / UCD Waves), Shauna Fox (NUI Galway, Galway WFC)
Midfielders: Ailbhe Clancy (Dublin City University), Aisling Frawley (Dublin City University / Wexford Youths WFC), Clare Kinsella (IT Carlow / Peamount United), Dearbhaile Beirne (UCD / UCD Waves), Katie McCarthy (UCC / Cork City WFC), Lisa Casserly (NUI Galway / Galway WFC), Niamh McLaughlin (Northumbria University), Orlagh Nolan (UCD / UCD Waves)
Forwards: Amber Barrett (Maynooth University / Peamount United), Claire O'Riordan (IT Carlow / Wexford Youths WFC), Eleanor Ryan-Doyle (IT Blanchardstown / Peamount United), Aoibhin Webb (Dublin City University / Wexford Youths WFC)
Fixtures
Friday, August 18: Mexico v Ireland, Hsinchu County Second Stadium (KO 9:00 Irish Time)
Sunday, August 20: Canada v Ireland, Fu Jen Catholic University Stadium (KO 9:00 Irish Time)
Thursday, August 24: Quarter-Final, TBC
Saturday, August 26: Semi-Final / Classification Match, TBC
Monday, August 28: Final / Classification Match, TBC

Ireland Men's Squad
Goalkeepers: Ian Molloy (IT Blanchardstown / Firhouse Clover), Joe Coll (GMIT / Glenea United)
Defenders: Ben McAuliffe (UCC / UCC AFC), David Brookes (Athlone IT / Athlone Town), Sean O'Mahony (UCC / Cork City), Gary Kinneen (NUI Galway / Galway United), Ross Taheny (Dublin City University / Ballinamallard United), Sean McLoughlin (UCC / Cork City), Maurice Nugent (NUI Galway / Galway United), Eoghan Dempsey (IT Carlow / Drogheda United)
Midfielders: Conor Barry (NUI Galway / Athlone Town), Daire O'Connor (UCD / UCD AFC), Jamie Hollywood (IT Blanchardstown / Drogheda United), John McKeown (Maynooth University), Shane Daly-Butz (UCC / UCC AFC), Jason McClelland (UCD / UCD AFC), Shane Dunne (IT Carlow / Wexford)
Forwards: Garbhan Coughlan (University of Limerick / Limerick), Jason Lyons (Athlone IT / Athlone Town), Joe Doyle (Dublin IT / Cabinteely)
Fixtures
Friday, August 18: Ireland v France, New Taipei City, Xinzhuang Stadium (KO 12:30 Irish Time)
Monday, August 21: Ireland v Mexico, New Taipei City, Xinzhuang Stadium (KO 12:30 Irish Time)
Wednesday, August 23: Taipei v Ireland, Fu Jen Catholic University Stadium (KO 12:30 Irish Time)
Friday, August 25: Quarter-Final / Classification Match, TBC
Sunday, August 27: Semi-Final / Classification Match, TBC
Tuesday, August 29: Final / Classification Match, TBC

Ireland Women drew 0:0 with Mexico in Hsinchu City south of Taipei. A three team group with Canada who IRL play on Sunday. 9:00 am kick off time.
Top two proceed to quarters, the third team still play out 9th-13th ranking matches.

Ireland Men take on France at 12:30pm this lunchtime. France beat the Irish Colleges & Universities side 3:2 in Epinay recently as part of both teams preparation for the Universiade.

FAI Third Level Football facebook page expect to stream all the Football LIVE.
https://www.facebook.com/faithirdlevelfootball

Three Irish College & University International fixtures announced over the coming months.
http://www.thirdlevelfootball.ie/cufl/fixtures/

Starting from Monday April 09th against Scotland.

Ireland vs Scotland (09/04/18 at 16:00) Venue: Oriel Park

Irish Defence Forces vs Ireland (24/04/18) Venue: Collins Barracks, Cork

Ireland vs France (12/06/18) Venue: City Calling Stadium, Longford

Have college's stopped sports involvement