Along with the eircom league clubs ten non-league teams will enter the draw, they are Belgrove, Cherry Orchard, Crumlin United, Everton, Loughshinny, Moyle Park College, Portmarnock, Skerries Town, St Mochtas and Tolka Rovers.
Hope Kildare County don't draw any of these teams.
Rovers or Pat's please.
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Speaking of RTÉ, anyone see the report they carried for the Rovers v. Odra home leg? They had Tony O'Donoghue out in Richer - started off saying how there was as much passion around as there was at the Munster Final, then panned across the main stand, showing all the flags and the colour, then had decent highlights of the game. About time they carried a report like that!
Course TV3 still outdid them with the goals from Poland on their Sports Tonight show, as well as the scenes after the match and an interview with Stephen Grant from Polish TV...
Rte are only jumpin on the bandwagon.
Best of all Sky news themselves showed the rovers result
If you can keep your head when all around you have lost theirs, then you probably haven't understood the seriousness of the situation.
RTE Spokesman Quote !!
"Sorry .... It's the best we can do right now"
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why is the draw on rte news
it should be on tv3
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RTE still have rights for the FAI Cup as far as I knowOriginally posted by ramsie
why is the draw on rte news
it should be on tv3
At least Newbridge didn't get through - that would've been an interesting home, or away, game...Originally posted by Estar
Along with the eircom league clubs ten non-league teams will enter the draw, they are Belgrove, Cherry Orchard, Crumlin United, Everton, Loughshinny, Moyle Park College, Portmarnock, Skerries Town, St Mochtas and Tolka Rovers.
Hope Kildare County don't draw any of these teams.
Rovers or Pat's please.
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That could have been a tricky away matchOriginally posted by Macy
At least Newbridge didn't get through - that would've been an interesting home, or away, game...
Everton hammered them 3-0, I think they are the team Denis Irwin used to play for them when he lived in Cork.
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I Hope we get Everton for the Cork Derby
or Cork City away would be good
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Galway away would be nice, always a good place for a pi$$ up.
We're not arrogant, we're just better.
Can someone post up the draw (or just the important bits) when its announced please? I'm stuck in work with no access to a tv or radio and the pc's block nearly all sports sites. Thanks
Bray Wanderers v Athlone Town
Cork City v Shelbourne
Cherry Orchard v St Mochtas
Derry City v Cobh Ramblers
Dundalk v Bohemians
Everton v Waterford Utd.
Finn Harps v Drogheda Utd
Kildare Co v Crumlin United
Limerick FC v Kilkenny City
Loughshinny v Galway Utd
Moyle Park College v Sligo Rovers
Portmarnock v Dublin City
Skerries Town v Monaghan Utd
St Patrick's Ath v Shamrock Rovers
Tolka Rovers v Longford Town
UCD v Belgrove
Last edited by Neil; 07/07/2003 at 6:12 PM.
Thanks Neil, looks like whoever gets through this round will have a great chance with one of Cork/$hel$ and pats/scum going out. Looking forward to Oriel park, hopefully no monkey noises directed at Rutherford this time though (probably being overly optimistic)
two huge games in that draw.
shels will be tough, but at home i'd fancy us.
good draw for everton too, high flying waterford might bring a few down and make a few quid for the club.
when r the games being played
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