PRIONAIS9 :carrick through to the last 4 after another away win (on pens 5-4) .
not many teams winning away in this competion this year !
Killestr 4-0 Ballina
Corduff 2-0 Manorhamilton
Full time results!
PRIONAIS9 :carrick through to the last 4 after another away win (on pens 5-4) .
not many teams winning away in this competion this year !
Solid game, good attendance, Corduff worth the win.Originally Posted by KUFCMan
Manor had done their homework but lacked the guile to break down home side.
Home side were always in command and could have been two up at the break.
Great decision by Corduff manager to make such an early change to his side confusing the Manor game plan.
He took off a winger 20 mins in and from then on the visitors were on the back foot with neither the midfield or defence sure of who should take uo the sub.
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Great Manor Support, Corduff fans out-numbered about 3 or 4 to 1 at home??? Two goals in the last 10 mins for Corduff including an injury time penalty. Overall, Corduff were worth their victory though. Best of luck to them in the semi's.
1/4 finals
Castlebar Celtic (Mayo) v St. Michael's (TSDL)
Clonmel Town (TSDL) v Killester United (Dublin AUL)
Teams in Semi's.
Carrick United (Waterford)
Corduff (Dublin AUL)
Killester with a resounding 4 nil win, could have been 7. Starting to ramp up now, still nobody capable of putting it up to them. Shame.
Great win for Corduff. Could we have an all dublin AUL final AGAIN?
Are the teams outside the pale really that poor right now?
Answers on a Postcard please to: Dr Mad, 22 Windup Lane, DUBALIN TOWN.
I'm gonna tip Clonmel to beat Killester at homeI've gone (Dr) mad!!
Does anyone have a compiled list of the current teams in the senior cup please? Need them for the website of ours.thanks
You are either pro or amateur, there is no in between!
Not a chance. Town ain't good enough, really kills me to say it but whatever about beating anybody else, Killester will be simply to good for themI'm gonna tip Clonmel to beat Killester at home
is it true that Kilester have not been out of Dublin in 3 seasons in junior cup. ? I can guarantee they will remember their trip to tipp .
Not true. They travelled to Limerick and Sligo last year.
First Round
Rockmount
Belgrove
St. Marys
Wayside Celtic
Bangor Celtic
Drogheda Town
Douglas Hall
Avondale United
Liffey Pearse FC
Everton AFC
Crumlin United FC
Swilly Rovers FC
Lissadel United FC
Fanad United FC
St. James’s Gate FC
Corduff FC
Killester
Castlebar/St Michaels
Redcastle/Carrick
The winners of the 10 ties go into the second round draw with the 22 League of Ireland teams
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Killester can expect to be kicked from one end of clonmel to the other.
I hope for their sake there is a strong netural ref in charge on the day
I wouldn't be so sure of this. Remember there are 3 extra eL clubs this season with the new A-League. These teams will presumably get into the 2nd round so I'm not sure how they'll work getting 7 non-league teams into it.
I phoned the speaking clock to hear a voice speak, it said - "At the tone you will be very much alone"
In most cases some teams will be given a bye to make up whatever number is needed.
You are either pro or amateur, there is no in between!
Thats a cheap shot, Town aren't a dirty team, tough yes but not dirty
I am well aware of the 'A' League.
I would not assume or presume they will compete in this years competition.
Have the three new clubs, Mervue, Salthill and Tullamore already taken part in the qualification rounds via the FAI Intermediate / Junior Cups and failed to progress to the last 16 and 4 respectively? Almost 99.9% certain they have.
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Your right as usual soccerc, Mervue were beaten 5-1 away to Manorhamilton in the junior cup and St patricks FC beat Salthill devon in the junior cup, who we also played against.
ps: great parking
You are either pro or amateur, there is no in between!
Actually I never thought of that. They could argue that they're now senior clubs though and thus entitled to enter the FAI Senior Cup.
Not for the first time you've opened a can of worms...
I phoned the speaking clock to hear a voice speak, it said - "At the tone you will be very much alone"
Can't for the life of me think of one instance(2003 FAI Cup?)
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