Cork AUL 2012/13

**nononsense** · 14/01/2013, 11:00 AM

Originally Posted by Hubba Bubba

Just a quick on for ye lads whats best a cork team ever did in fai cup

That is a very good question and one for any pub quiz. A Cork AUL team won the F.A.I. Junior Cup. Tease it out among yourselves and I will give the answer to-morrow.

**oldlegs** · 14/01/2013, 11:16 AM

I'll go with St Micheals winning it the used play in cork aul before my time just a guess

**Innishvilla** · 14/01/2013, 12:03 PM

Cork team - my guess - Glasheen back in the mid 50's...
Don't know of any other...

Edit:
53/54 beat Home Farm... Lost the previous years final...

**the owl** · 14/01/2013, 12:27 PM

Id go with Glasheen aswell, but i think it was the FAI Minor Cup that they won. They went undefeated the same year. Late 50s i think.

**zohan** · 14/01/2013, 12:55 PM

Originally Posted by nononsense

That is a very good question and one for any pub quiz. A Cork AUL team won the F.A.I. Junior Cup. Tease it out among yourselves and I will give the answer to-morrow.

Im going with rockville

**oldlegs** · 14/01/2013, 1:20 PM

Evergreen 1936

**nononsense** · 14/01/2013, 1:40 PM

Originally Posted by oldlegs

I'll go with St Micheals winning it the used play in cork aul before my time just a guess

Top of the class Oldlegs. St.Michaels Tipperary won the F.A.I. Junior Cup in 1974. At the time they were in the Cork A.U.L. and in fact that year they also won the Cork A.U.L. Premier league. They joined in 1968/69 season and left in the 80's when the TSDL was formed. They thoroughly enjoyed their time in Cork, (they won the A.O.H. cup in 1971), and to show their appreciation presented a trophy, the St.Michaels Cup, which I think is still in existence. Saints made up for the Cork A.U.L. disappointment of 1972 when a fancied St.Marys were expected to win the F.A.I. Junior Cup but were beaten 3-1 in the final by Talbot Utd (Dublin). Have shown my age now but let me tell ye I have many fond and happy memories of playing in the Cork A.U.L.

**oldlegs** · 14/01/2013, 1:46 PM

You played in that final ?

**1fortheTeam** · 14/01/2013, 3:34 PM

Originally Posted by zohan

Im going with rockville

il go with zohan even though michaels won it to me there still tipp,iv been told its rockville.

**Innishvilla** · 14/01/2013, 3:36 PM

Originally Posted by nononsense

Top of the class Oldlegs. St.Michaels Tipperary won the F.A.I. Junior Cup in 1974. At the time they were in the Cork A.U.L. and in fact that year they also won the Cork A.U.L. Premier league. They joined in 1968/69 season and left in the 80's when the TSDL was formed. They thoroughly enjoyed their time in Cork, (they won the A.O.H. cup in 1971), and to show their appreciation presented a trophy, the St.Michaels Cup, which I think is still in existence. Saints made up for the Cork A.U.L. disappointment of 1972 when a fancied St.Marys were expected to win the F.A.I. Junior Cup but were beaten 3-1 in the final by Talbot Utd (Dublin). Have shown my age now but let me tell ye I have many fond and happy memories of playing in the Cork A.U.L.

Yes the St Michael's Cup is the divisional cup for the 1st division of the AUL...

Thanks for the interesting bit of history...

**1fortheTeam** · 14/01/2013, 3:55 PM

Originally Posted by Innishvilla

Yes the St Michael's Cup is the divisional cup for the 1st division of the AUL...

Thanks for the interesting bit of history...

might need a new one there,s a few dents in it now lol

.

**schoolboygodno9** · 14/01/2013, 4:42 PM

Rockville were last cork area as far im aware temple last team to get to final 85 ive been told

**backpass** · 14/01/2013, 5:21 PM

Originally Posted by Hubba Bubba

Just a quick on for ye lads whats best a cork team ever did in fai cup

Rockville were the last cork team to win it I think...donkeys years ago...i may be wrong and stand to be corrected

**nononsense** · 14/01/2013, 5:36 PM

Originally Posted by oldlegs

You played in that final ?

No. Was in the dugout. In those days it was 11 players and a '12th man' - just one sub allowed. Some buzz winning that day. Did wonders for Tipperary Town. Population explosion. People wonder how did St.Michaels win so many Munster Youths Cups and F.A.I. Youth Cups 18 years later but shur it was the knock-on offspring from win in 1974. Did my best too but it was a girl. By the way the teams in the Cork A.U.L. premier division then were Castleview, St. Marys, Everton, Cobh Ramblers, Wembley, Greenmount Rangers, Mallow, Ringmahon Rangers. Most teams played in corporation grounds at Church Road where there were four pitches but no grass. Castlview were tough - still have marks to prove this.

**oldlegs** · 14/01/2013, 5:39 PM

Coachford 5 win's from 5games 27 for and only 3 against they're looking very strong . Pearse 3 wins and a draw 13 for and 3 against great runs in cup nice side then Killumney 3 win's from 3 11 goals for and 2 against . Looking like a 3 horse race. The games against each other will decide where league ends up this year . That's my view

**nononsense** · 14/01/2013, 5:41 PM

Originally Posted by 1fortheTeam

might need a new one there,s a few dents in it now lol

.

Seriously? Its old alright. Could you check it out? If a new one is needed I'm sure St.Michaels will replace it. Don't want it discarded.

**oldlegs** · 14/01/2013, 5:45 PM

I'd say a lot was left go back in them days .

**sharpshooter** · 14/01/2013, 6:50 PM

Originally Posted by oldlegs

Coachford 5 win's from 5games 27 for and only 3 against they're looking very strong . Pearse 3 wins and a draw 13 for and 3 against great runs in cup nice side then Killumney 3 win's from 3 11 goals for and 2 against . Looking like a 3 horse race. The games against each other will decide where league ends up this year . That's my view

I said Killumney from the start so gonna stick with them.anyone no the odds on the prem?

**1fortheTeam** · 14/01/2013, 7:47 PM

Originally Posted by sharpshooter

I said Killumney from the start so gonna stick with them.anyone no the odds on the prem?

looking at the table i see 3 and looking at all of them id say goals will be the difference both for and against i agree with hubba all 5 of him about killumney and i like them a lot but i like coachford to so il go with my lads intrests and say coachford.