FAI cup last 8 and 1st Div fixtures

[thischarmingman]

Mark Farren gets a mention on F365;

Final Word On The Weekend
This column may be focused on the Premier League, but the story of the weekend occurred in Ireland where Mark Farren became Derry City's all-time leading goalscorer after bagging a hat-trick in the 7-1 FAI Cup quarter-final win over Mervue United. Farren's achievement in usurping Liam Coyle, who famously left Carles Puyol on his arse when Derry played Barcelona at the Brandywell in 2003, is particularly special considering he previously retired from the game after it was discovered that he had a brain tumour. His recovery from illness and return to full fitness is a remarkable story, made complete by the 30-year-old's record-grabbing performance on Friday.

http://www.football365.com/news/2155...Winners-Losers

[DannyInvincible]

Mark Farren also selected as Goal.com's 'World Player of the Week': http://www.goal.com/en-ie/news/3908/...ren-derry-city

Back in 2010 it seemed unlikely that Mark Farren would ever play football again after the Derry City forward was forced to undergo brain surgery, but just two years on from that traumatic period, his fairytale return was complete on Friday night.

As his side demolished Mervue United 7-1 in the FAI Cup, the 30-year-old scored a superb hat-trick, which took his tally at the Brandywell Stadium to 113 goals, and saw him break the club's all-time scoring record previously held by the legendary Liam Coyle.

Honourable mentions to Messi and Neymar.

[Dodge]

Fair paly to whoever the Irish rep on Goalis, he always gets his spoke in. Forrester and at least one other player has been mentioned this seaons in the player of the week (Zayed too)

[Charlie Darwin]

The goal.com rep is foot.ie poster AlaskaFox, I believe. I don't think I am revealing any secret identities or anything saying that.

[bullit]

Semi-Final draw.

Dundalk v St Pats or Drogheda United

Derry v Shelbourne

[BonnieShels]

Semi-Final draw.

Dundalk v St Pats or Drogheda United

Derry v Shelbourne

Crappo.

[born2bwild]

Crappo.

At least it's not Pat's or Drogs.

[BonnieShels]

At least it's not Pat's or Drogs.

More that it's not likely I'll be able to go.

[born2bwild]

Drogs 1-0 now, anyway.

[bullit]

Drogheda 1 up,Prengergast.

[bullit]

Faherty eqlzs for Pats 1-1 (ffs)

[born2bwild]

If it goes to penos I'd fancy Drogs - Sava is the better keeper.

[bullit]

It's Penos in the Park f/t 1-1

[bullit]

Pats through on pens

[Hibs4Ever]

If it goes to penos I'd fancy Drogs - Sava is the better keeper.

Good call, Murphy saved 3 penalties

[born2bwild]

Good call, Murphy saved 3 penalties

I predict Shels will lose all remaining cup ties in 2012....

[BonnieShels]

I predict Shels will lose all remaining cup ties in 2012....

On penalties.

[BonnieShels]

Looks like we have the early game... Hmmm...

http://www.rte.ie/sport/soccer/2012/0918/338072-cxcx/

Both of this year’s FAI Ford Cup semi-finals will be broadcast live on RTÉ Two and RTÉ.ie on Sunday 7 October.
Derry City take on Shelbourne at the Brandywell, with a kick-off time of 1.45pm - that will be followed by the Dundalk v St Pat's Athletic clash from Oriel Park at 3.55pm.
The replay date, if required for both games, has been fixed for Wednesday, 10 October, with kick-off times of 8.00pm and 7.45pm at Tolka Park and Richmond Park respectively.
RTÉ Sport has also announced the televising of two more Airtricity League Premier Division games as the race for the title hots up.
Drogheda United host St Patrick's Athletic at Hunky Dorys Park on Friday, 28 September, with a kick-off time of 7.05 pm.
Cameras will be at The Showgrounds on Saturday, 13 October as current league leaders Sligo Rovers face St Patrick's Athletic at 3.45pm.

[horton]

Predicting a low travelling support then if people have to forego their hangover sunday lie in? shouldn't take longer than 3 hours to get here, a bit less if you have a heavy foot like me

[BonnieShels]

Predicting a low travelling support then if people have to forego their hangover sunday lie in? shouldn't take longer than 3 hours to get here, a bit less if you have a heavy foot like me

Low travelling support? We have a low home support as it is...