Setanta Sports Cup launched for 2006

**A face** · 15/02/2006, 9:53 PM

Setanta Sports Cup launched for 2006

The formal launch of the Setanta Sports Cup took place in Belfast today and was performed by Right Honourable Lord Mayor of Belfast Cllr Wallace Browne.
Already announced for the coming campaign are a series of community exchange programmes as the organiser attempt "to further enhance the bonds formed during the 2005 competition".

The programme kicks off with the Drogheda United v Dungannon Swifts match at United Park on the opening night of the tournament (Monday, February 20th). The Football Association of Ireland is providing transport and complimentary tickets for up to 40 children (plus adult supervisors) to attend the Group A match at United Park.

Read more at www.irishfootballonline.com

**dcfcsteve** · 16/02/2006, 1:39 AM

Originally Posted by A face

Setanta Sports Cup launched for 2006

The formal launch of the Setanta Sports Cup took place in Belfast today and was performed by Right Honourable Lord Mayor of Belfast Cllr Wallace Browne.
Already announced for the coming campaign are a series of community exchange programmes as the organiser attempt "to further enhance the bonds formed during the 2005 competition".

The programme kicks off with the Drogheda United v Dungannon Swifts match at United Park on the opening night of the tournament (Monday, February 20th). The Football Association of Ireland is providing transport and complimentary tickets for up to 40 children (plus adult supervisors) to attend the Group A match at United Park.

Read more at www.irishfootballonline.com

How does this year's tournament kick-off with the Drogheda v Dungannon 'meeting of the minnows' game ? Does that start earlier than the other games that night ?

**pete** · 16/02/2006, 5:50 PM

Linfield v Derry City tv game ko 8pm, all other games that night 7.45pm.

They broke the bank with "tickets for up to 40 children"

**ndrog** · 17/02/2006, 3:09 PM

What does meeting of the minnows mean ? pathetic statement ! Both clubs are in this competition on merit . Just because your obsessed with your meeting with Linfield .Noone else gives a ******** .Each clubs games are equally important.What did derry win last season ? oh yes the mickey mouse cup

**dcfcsteve** · 17/02/2006, 6:40 PM

Originally Posted by pete

They broke the bank with "tickets for up to 40 children"

Olly was afraid that if too many kid's tickets were given out for free, there'd be no-one to watch Shels.....

**dcfcsteve** · 17/02/2006, 6:41 PM

Originally Posted by ndrog

What does meeting of the minnows mean ? pathetic statement ! Both clubs are in this competition on merit . Just because your obsessed with your meeting with Linfield .Noone else gives a ******** .Each clubs games are equally important.What did derry win last season ? oh yes the mickey mouse cup

Sorry ndrog - but when it comes to this year's Setanta Cup, Drogheda and Dungannon are the smallest clubs from each side of the border in it. There's no denying that. Winning a trophy doesn't change that fact,

**ndrog** · 17/02/2006, 7:30 PM

Originally Posted by dcfcsteve

Sorry ndrog - but when it comes to this year's Setanta Cup, Drogheda and Dungannon are the smallest clubs from each side of the border in it. There's no denying that. Winning a trophy doesn't change that fact,

So what ?

**pete** · 17/02/2006, 7:33 PM

I think they meant the cross border kids programme kicked off with the Dungannon v Drogs game (2 clubs close enough to each other & no history of animosity) in case any trouble?

**ndrog** · 17/02/2006, 7:39 PM

Originally Posted by pete

I think they meant the cross border kids programme kicked off with the Dungannon v Drogs game (2 clubs close enough to each other & no history of animosity) in case any trouble?

Not sure how you are getting that from what dcfcsteve has posted ?