2007 Senior Cup

**Wexford Rules** · 20/07/2007, 10:16 PM

Originally Posted by CollegeTillIDie

Benfica if they get their first choice team out will be too strong for Wilton.
They are 10 years in the Dublin Premier Division now, the strongest league in the country. Wilton 2007 vintage, are my Leeside sources advise me, a far cry from even last year's team.

Benfica could be too strong for Wilton. Wexford are putting out a very young side against Dundalk City, its a gamble that will either pay off or go desperately wrong

DWSL have conceded a walkover to Dundalk

**rasper** · 21/07/2007, 2:02 PM

well that one game i got wrong.
mayo travel to limerick with achanged team from last year missing five of the girls that started last year but have trained hard for this match as they travel to europe in august in womens europe cup.but anything can happen on the day by all reports limerick are a good footballing side and mayo will need to be on their toes

**Wexford Rules** · 22/07/2007, 8:12 PM

Dundalk City beat Wexford four two after Wexford had led twice. Dundalk were the fitter on the day and well worthy of their place in the last eight. Two goals in the final five minutes gave them victory

Wilton beat Benfica three one

**rasper** · 22/07/2007, 8:52 PM

mayo over came a strong limerick side 4-2 A.E.T. a game that could have gone either way right up to the final whistle.well done to lifford,wilton,dundalk city,dundalk fc.anyone got the rest of the results??????????

**chick** · 22/07/2007, 9:19 PM

As far as I know,

Combined Counties 1-3 Lifford
St Catherines 2-6 Galway & District League
Limerick League 2-4 Mayo League (AET)
Peamount United 2-0 Cork League
Dundalk WFC v DWSL - walkover to dundalk WFC
Wexford League 2-4 Dundalk City
Stella Maris v Raheny United - Postponed due to waterlogged pitch
Benfica 1-3 Wilton United

So Lifford, Galway, Mayo, Peamount, Dundalk WFC, Dundalk City, Wilton and Raheny/Stella all through to quarter finals, to be played on Sept 2nd

**ashy** · 23/07/2007, 10:30 PM

Originally Posted by chick

As far as I know,

Combined Counties 1-3 Lifford
St Catherines 2-6 Galway & District League
Limerick League 2-4 Mayo League (AET)
Peamount United 2-0 Cork League
Dundalk WFC v DWSL - walkover to dundalk WFC
Wexford League 2-4 Dundalk City
Stella Maris v Raheny United - Postponed due to waterlogged pitch
Benfica 1-3 Wilton United

So Lifford, Galway, Mayo, Peamount, Dundalk WFC, Dundalk City, Wilton and Raheny/Stella all through to quarter finals, to be played on Sept 2nd

nice 1 was gonna ask when is d next round?? when is the draw?

**rasper** · 23/07/2007, 10:43 PM

draw tuesday me thinks

**ashy** · 24/07/2007, 4:12 AM

Originally Posted by CollegeTillIDie

Benfica if they get their first choice team out will be too strong for Wilton.
They are 10 years in the Dublin Premier Division now, the strongest league in the country. Wilton 2007 vintage, are my Leeside sources advise me, a far cry from even last year's team.

just to let u know guys excluding 2 players our team is at full strength...Plus we have 3 young international players who will all be eligable to play for our next round match..Our side is going from strength to strength thank god! Bring ye on come sept.............................................. .....

**Squeez** · 24/07/2007, 6:03 PM

When Wilton on song they can be unstoppable but they're not unbeatable from what i saw in game v Benfica...they have weaknesses that'll be exposed by other teams left in the competition...

**ashy** · 25/07/2007, 2:47 AM

Originally Posted by Squeez

When Wilton on song they can be unstoppable but they're not unbeatable from what i saw in game v Benfica...they have weaknesses that'll be exposed by other teams left in the competition...

game against benfica was a tough game for both teams but i do think the best team won on the day... any team can make it to the finals.. who can predict the final four??

**Curler** · 25/07/2007, 3:47 PM

"Dublin Premier Division now, the strongest league in the country"

... thats debatable... what about the Colleges/Universities league? Thats the only truely national league...

Galway beating St Catherines 6-2 doesn't saw much for the Dublin Premier

**chippy125** · 26/07/2007, 8:21 AM

Galway I heard were very well prepared and have a very good squad again this year. St Catherines had 2 chances and scored 2 goals,Galway have a number of players who will score goals for them. The half time result was 1-5 to Galway. A team to watch?

**chick** · 27/07/2007, 11:38 AM

any news on the draw or when its on?

**rasper** · 31/07/2007, 11:07 AM

mayo league play lifford

**Curler** · 31/07/2007, 2:27 PM

any others?

**chippy125** · 31/07/2007, 8:59 PM

Dundalk Vs Galway. Wilton Vs Dundalk City. Lifford Vs Mayo.
Peamount Vs Rahney/stella Maris.

**Number9** · 02/08/2007, 9:04 AM

Originally Posted by chippy125

Dundalk Vs Galway. Wilton Vs Dundalk City. Lifford Vs Mayo.
Peamount Vs Rahney/stella Maris.

All matches to be played 2nd September kickoff 3pm

**CollegeTillIDie** · 03/08/2007, 8:04 PM

Originally Posted by Curler

"Dublin Premier Division now, the strongest league in the country"

... thats debatable... what about the Colleges/Universities league? Thats the only truely national league...

Galway beating St Catherines 6-2 doesn't saw much for the Dublin Premier

St. Catherine's are rock bottom of the Premier and are having a bad season.
Galway have always been able to produce good quality players. Niamh Fahey is both a senior International player in soccer as well as doing the other code.......
as regards the WSCAI League's while they are a national competition the standard would not be as high as any of the good Senior Leagues in the country. I am a former club official of a WSCAI member University and I was watching games in the League from the mid 1990's to the early part of this decade. The switch to exclusively midweek games finished me off as regards getting to the games. If you want proof the WSCAI Leagues produced a clutch of senior international panel members up to about three years ago. No new talent at senior international level has emerged via that route since then. I think the last player to emerge was Benfica's Emma Griffin who was spotted playing for WIT and eventually the combined Colleges international side.