Irish Cup

Irish Cup
Irish Cup
Founded 1880
Region Northern Ireland Northern Ireland
Ireland (until 1921)
Current champions Linfield (201011)
Most successful club Linfield (41 titles)
Website JJB Sports Irish Cup
201112 Irish Cup

For the equivalent tournament in the Republic of Ireland, see FAI Cup.

The Irish Cup is the national cup knock-out competition in Northern Irish football. Inaugurated in 1881, it is the fourth oldest national cup competition in the world. Prior to the break-away from the Irish Football Association by clubs from what would become the Irish Free State in 1921, the Irish Cup was the national cup competition for the whole of Ireland. Linfield are the current holders after beating Crusaders 2-1 in the final.

The Irish Cup is currently sponsored by JJB Sports. It was previously sponsored by Nationwide Building Society and Bass Ireland Ltd.

Contents

Format

The competition is open to all clubs in Northern Ireland enjoyingintermediateorseniorstatus. Clubs obtain such status by meeting minimum criteria laid down by the Irish Football Association in respect of facilities, etc. Each club, for example, must have its own enclosed ground. The twelve senior clubs of the IFA Premiership are exempt until the fifth round, which consists of 32 clubs and is played in January. The twenty-nine members of the IFA Championship enter in the fourth round. The competition begins in September with the first round, and ends with the final in May. In 200910, a total of 105 clubs have entered the competition.

The competition format is that of a knock-out. Teams are drawn against each other randomly. The team who is drawn first from each tie is the home team, except in the case of an intermediate team from outside the Championship drawn first against a senior team, when the tie is played at the ground of the senior team. Prior to the fifth round, if the match finishes in a draw, extra time is played and (if necessary) penalties are used to decide the winner. From the fifth round until the seventh round (the quarter-finals), if the match finishes in a draw, there is no extra time and a replay is played at the ground of the second-drawn team (except in the case of a tie between a senior team and an intermediate team, in which case the replay will always be at the senior teams ground). In the replay, if the scores are still level at full time, extra time is played and (if necessary) penalties. At the semi-final stage, the two ties are played at neutral venues, with a draw resulting in extra time and penalties as necessary. The final is now traditionally on the first Saturday in May, and is played to a finish, with extra time and penalties as necessary. Since 1996, the final has always been played at Windsor Park, Belfast.

Different formats and rules have been used in the past in respect of eligibility to enter the competition, the number of teams and rounds, replays, extra time, penalties, etc., but since its inception in 1881, the competition has always been a randomly-drawn knock-out competition, and has always been, and continues to be, considered the most important such competition in Northern Ireland (and, prior to 1921, Ireland), second only to the Irish Premier League. The Cup Final is the climax of the domestic season in Northern Ireland and usually attracts the biggest attendance of any club match.

The winners of the Irish Cup qualify to represent Northern Ireland in the following seasons UEFA Europa League, except when they have also won the Premier League championship (and thus qualified for the UEFA Champions League), in which case the losing finalists are entered into the Europa League. Similarly, the winners (or runners-up if the winners have already qualified via the Premier League) also qualify for the next seasons all-Ireland Setanta Cup.

History and records

The Irish Cup started in the 188081 season. The draw for the first round took place on 10 January 1881. The trophy was first awarded to Moyola Park (from Castledawson in Co. Londonderry) when they beat Cliftonville (from Belfast) 10 in the final at Cliftonville Cricket Ground, Belfast on 9 April 1881.

Since the inception of the Irish Football League in 1890-91 (and excluding the First and Second World War years when the League was suspended), the Cup has been won by Irish League teams on every occasion except three famousgiant-killingoccasions when "junior" teams beat senior opponents in the final: in 1928, Willowfield beat Larne 10; in 1955, Dundela beat Glenavon 30; and in 1976, Carrick Rangers beat Linfield 21.

From 1881 to 1921, when the Irish Cup was an all-Ireland competition, southern clubs (from what would become the Irish Free State and later the Republic of Ireland) only won the competition four times out of a possible 41: Shelbourne (from Dublin) won three times (in 1906, 1911 and 1920); and Bohemians (also from Dublin) won it in 1908. During this period, southern clubs reached the final 14 times: Bohemians was the first to do so (1895), and played in a total of six finals; Shelbourne also 1897 and the Freebooters (from Dublin) in 1901. There were two all-southern finals: Bohemians defeating Shelbourne in 1908, and Shelbourne defeating Bohemians in 1911 (both ties required replays).

Other Dublin clubs to compete in the Irish Cup were Dublin University, St. James's Gate F.C., Dublin Association, Tritonville F.C. and Richmond Rovers (Dublin).

In the second competition in 188182, Queen's Island became the first Belfast team to win the Cup and the Cup didn't leave Belfast again for another 24 years when Shelbourne became the first team from Dublin to win it in 190506. Of the 127 competitions played since 188081, Belfast teams have won the Cup 94 times. The most successful team from outside Belfast has been Ballymena United, who have won the Cup six times.

The first final to be played outside Belfast was in 1901, when Cliftonville defeated Freebooters at Jones's Road, Dublin.

The first final between two teams from outside Belfast was in 1908, when Bohemians beat Shelbourne.

In 1921, Glenavon became the first team from Co. Armagh to reach the final, but no team from Armagh won the Cup until Glenavon in 1957. Co. Down's first Cup finalists and winners were Ards in 1927; and Co. Antrim's were Ballymena United in 1929. In 2007, Dungannon Swifts became the first team from Co. Tyrone to reach the final.

In the early years, Army regiments stationed in Ireland entered teams such as Kings Own Rifles (Cork), three of which reached the final: the Gordon Highlanders in 1890, the Black Watch (Limerick) in 1892 and the Sherwood Foresters (Curragh, Co. Kildare) in 1897. The Gordon Highlanders was the only Army team to win the Cup.

The longest gap between Irish Cup wins was 70 years between Cliftonvilles wins in 1909 and 1979.

The longest gap between Irish Cup finals was 55 years between Bangors appearances in the 1938 and 1993 finals.

Larne have been to the most finals (five) without ever winning.

The highest score recorded in a Cup final was 101, when Linfield defeated Bohemians in 1895.

Over the years, 19 replays have been required, the first in 1890 after Cliftonville and the Gordon Highlanders drew 22. On eight occasions, a second replay was required, and the last time this occurred was 1993, when Bangor defeated Ards 10 after two 11 draws.

It was decided after this that there should only be one replay in which penalties would be used to determine the winner if necessary, and eventually the rules for the final were changed to remove replays altogether, with penalties being used if necessary after extra time in the first match. The first final to be won on penalties was in 2007, when Linfield beat Dungannon Swifts 32 on penalties following a 22 draw after extra time.

The final was not played on three occasions:

  • In 1912, Linfield were awarded the Cup after the other three semi-finalists (Cliftonville, Glentoran and Shelbourne) resigned from the Irish Football Association in a dispute over referee's wages.
  • In 1920, Shelbourne, who had beaten Glenavon in one semi-final, were awarded the Cup after the other semi-final was declared null and void as both of the teams involved were ejected from the competition: Belfast Celtic after Celtic fans fired shots at Glentoran supporters during a riot, and Glentoran for fielding an unlisted player.
  • In 1999, Portadown were awarded the Cup when the other finalist, Cliftonville, was ejected from the competition after it was discovered that they had fielded an ineligible player during the earlier rounds.

A total of 21 different teams have won the Irish Cup, and 32 different teams have reached the final.

The most common final has been Glentoran v Linfield. These teams have played each other in fourteen finals: first in 1899 and most recently in 2006. Linfield won on eight occasions and Glentoran on six.

On four occasions the same two teams have reached the final in consecutive years: in 1885 and 1886, Distillery and Alexander; in 1913 and 1914, Glentoran and Linfield; in 1930 and 1931, Ballymena United and Linfield; and in 2003 and 2004, Coleraine and Glentoran.

Linfield hold the records for the most wins (39 times between 1891 and 2008), and the most finals (59 between 1891 and 2008).

Glentoran hold the record for the most consecutive wins: four times from 1985 to 1988. Distillery (18841886) and Linfield (18911893 and 20062008) have each won the Cup three times in a row.

Linfield hold the record for the most consecutive finals: five times from 1891 to 1895 (equalled between 1912 and 1916, if 1912, when the final was not played, is counted). Four consecutive finals has been achieved four times: Shelbourne from 1905 to 1908; Linfield from 1960 to 1963 and from 1975 to 1978; and Glentoran from 1985 to 1988. Three consecutive finals has been achieved six times: Cliftonville from 1881 to 1883; Distillery from 1884 to 1886; Ballymena United form 1929 to 1931; Linfield from 1944 to 1946, and again from 2006 to 2008; and Glenavon from 1996 to 1998.

Linfield is the also only team to have lost three finals in a row when they were beaten in the 1975, 1976 and 1977 finals by Coleraine, Carrick Rangers and Coleraine respectively. They avoided losing four in a row when they defeated Ballymena United 31 in the 1978 final. Teams have lost two finals in a row on six occasions: Cliftonville in 1881 and 1882; Alexander in 1885 and 1886; Shelbourne in 1907 and 1908; Glenavon in 1921 and 1922; Ballymena United in 1930 and 1931; and Glentoran in 1942 and 1943.

In 2001, the final was broadcast live on television for the first time, and has been on every occasion since.

Shelbourne, Bohemians and Derry City are the only clubs to win both the Irish Cup and the FAI Cup.

Windsor Park has hosted the most finals (64, including replays), followed by The Oval with 24, Solitude with 22, Celtic Park with 12 and Dalymount Park with 8.

Final results

Season Date Winner Score Runner-up Venue Attendance
188081 09.04.81 Moyola Park 10 Cliftonville Cliftonville, Belfast 1,500
188182 13.05.82 Queen's Island 21 Cliftonville Ulster Ground, Ballynafeigh, Belfast 2,000
188283 5.05.83 Cliftonville 50 Ulster Bloomfield Ground, Knock, Belfast 2,000
188384 19.04.84 Distillery 50 Wellington Park Ulster Ground, Ballynafeigh, Belfast 2,000
188485 21.3.85 Distillery 20 Limavady Ulster Ground, Ballynafeigh, Belfast 2,000
188586 27.3.86 Distillery 10 Limavady Ulster Ground, Ballynafeigh, Belfast 1,000
188687 12.2.87 Ulster 30 Cliftonville Broadway Ground, Belfast 4,000
188788 17.3.88 Cliftonville 21 Distillery Ulster Ground, Ballynafeigh, Belfast 3,000
188889 16.03.89 Distillery 54 YMCA Ulster Ground, Ballynafeigh, Belfast 3,500
188990 08.03.90 Gordon Highlanders 22 Cliftonville Ulster Ground, Ballynafeigh, Belfast 4,500
Replay 12.03.90 Gordon Highlanders 31 Cliftonville Ulsterville, Belfast 3,500
189091 14.03.91 Linfield 42 Ulster Solitude, Belfast 5,000
189192 12.03.92 Linfield 70 The Black Watch Solitude, Belfast
189293 11.03.93 Linfield 51 Cliftonville Ulsterville, Belfast
189394 17.03.94 Distillery 22 Linfield Solitude, Belfast 5,500
Replay 18.04.94 Distillery 32 Linfield Solitude, Belfast
189495 23.03.95 Linfield 101 Bohemians Solitude, Belfast 2,000
189596 14.03.96 Distillery 31 Glentoran Solitude, Belfast 6,000
189697 20.03.97 Cliftonville 31 Sherwood Foresters Grosvenor Park, Belfast 5,000
189798 19.03.98 Linfield 20 St Columb's Hall Celtic The Oval, Belfast 3,000
189899 18.03.99 Linfield 21 Glentoran Solitude, Belfast 7,000
18991900 24.03.00 Cliftonville 21 Bohemians Grosvenor Park, Belfast 5,500
190001 13.04.01 Cliftonville 10 Freebooters Jones's Road, Dublin[1]
190102 15.03.02 Linfield 50 Distillery Solitude, Belfast
190203 14.03.03 Distillery 31 Bohemians Dalymount Park, Dublin
190304 17.03.04 Linfield 51 Derry Celtic Grosvenor Park, Belfast
190405 11.03.05 Distillery 30 Shelbourne Solitude, Belfast 13,000
190506 28.04.06 Shelbourne 20 Belfast Celtic Dalymount Park, Dublin
190607 23.03.07 Cliftonville 10 Shelbourne Celtic Park, Belfast
Replay 20.04.07 Cliftonville 10 Shelbourne Dalymount Park, Dublin
190708 21.03.08 Bohemians 11 Shelbourne Dalymount Park, Dublin
Replay 28.03.08 Bohemians 31 Shelbourne Dalymount Park, Dublin
190809 03.04.09 Cliftonville 00 Bohemians Windsor Park, Belfast
Replay 10.04.09 Cliftonville 21 Bohemians Dalymount Park, Dublin
190910 26.03.10 Distillery 10 Cliftonville The Oval, Belfast 10,000
191011 25.03.11 Shelbourne 00 Bohemians Dalymount Park, Dublin
Replay 15.04.11 Shelbourne 21 Bohemians Dalymount Park, Dublin
191112 Linfield (Default winner. Other semi-finalists withdrew)
191213 29.03.13 Linfield 20 Glentoran Celtic Park 20,000
191314 28.03.14 Glentoran 31 Linfield Grosvenor Park, Belfast 20,000
191415 27.03.15 Linfield 10 Belfast Celtic Solitude, Belfast
191516 25.3.16 Linfield 11 Glentoran Celtic Park
Replay 1.4.16 Linfield 10 Glentoran Grosvenor Park, Belfast
191617 31.3.17 Glentoran 20 Belfast Celtic Windsor Park, Belfast 20,000
191718 30.3.18 Belfast Celtic 00 Linfield The Oval, Belfast
Replay 13.4.18 Belfast Celtic 00 Linfield Solitude, Belfast
2nd replay 24.4.18 Belfast Celtic 20 Linfield Grosvenor Park, Belfast
191819 29.03.19 Linfield 11 Glentoran Celtic Park, Belfast 18,000
Replay 05.04.19 Linfield 00 Glentoran Grosvenor Park, Belfast
2nd replay 07.04.19 Linfield 21 Glentoran Solitude, Belfast
191920 - Shelbourne (final not played)
192021 26.03.21 Glentoran 20 Glenavon Windsor Park, Belfast
192122 25.03.22 Linfield 20 Glenavon Solitude, Belfast
192223 31.3.23 Linfield 20 Glentoran Solitude, Belfast
192324 29.3.24 Queen's Island 10 Willowfield Windsor Park, Belfast
192425 21.3.25 Distillery 21 Glentoran Solitude, Belfast 20,000
192526 27.3.26 Belfast Celtic 32 Linfield Solitude, Belfast
192627 26.3.27 Ards 32 Cliftonville The Oval, Belfast
192728 25.4.28 Willowfield 10 Larne Windsor Park, Belfast
192829 30.5.29 Ballymena 21 Belfast Celtic Solitude, Belfast
192930 29.03.30 Linfield 43 Ballymena Celtic Park, Belfast
193031 28.03.31 Linfield 30 Ballymena The Oval, Belfast
193132 26.03.32 Glentoran 21 Linfield Celtic Park, Belfast
193233 08.04.33 Glentoran 11 Distillery Windsor Park, Belfast 33,000
Replay 12.04.33 Glentoran 11 Distillery Windsor Park, Belfast 25,000
2nd replay 28.04.33 Glentoran 31 Distillery Windsor Park, Belfast
193334 14.04.34 Linfield 40 Cliftonville The Oval, Belfast
193435 06.04.35 Glentoran 00 Larne Windsor Park, Belfast 15,000
Replay 10.04.35 Glentoran 00 Larne Windsor Park, Belfast
2nd replay 30.04.35 Glentoran 10 Larne Windsor Park, Belfast 10,545
193536 04.04.36 Linfield 00 Derry City Celtic Park, Belfast
Replay 08.04.36 Linfield 20 Derry City Celtic Park, Belfast
193637 10.04.37 Belfast Celtic 30 Linfield The Oval, Belfast
193738 09.04.38 Belfast Celtic 00 Bangor Solitude, Belfast
Replay 07.05.38 Belfast Celtic 20 Bangor Solitude, Belfast
193839 29.04.39 Linfield 20 Ballymena United Solitude, Belfast
193940 20.04.40 Ballymena United 20 Glenavon Windsor Park, Belfast
194041 26.04.41 Belfast Celtic 10 Linfield Windsor Park, Belfast 12,000
194142 18.04.42 Linfield 31 Glentoran Celtic Park, Belfast
194243 17.04.43 Belfast Celtic 10 Glentoran Windsor Park, Belfast
194344 17.04.44 Belfast Celtic 31 Linfield Windsor Park, Belfast
194445 14.04.45 Linfield 42 Glentoran Celtic Park, Belfast 20,000
194546 13.04.46 Linfield 30 Distillery Celtic Park, Belfast 20,137
194647 26.04.47 Belfast Celtic 10 Glentoran Windsor Park, Belfast 25,000
194748 Linfield 30 Coleraine Celtic Park, Belfast 31,000
194849 16.04.49 Derry City 10 Glentoran Windsor Park, Belfast 27,000
194950 22.04.50 Linfield 21 Distillery Windsor Park, Belfast 17,000
195051 28.04.51 Glentoran 31 Ballymena United Windsor Park, Belfast 25,000
195152 26.04.52 Ards 10 Glentoran Windsor Park, Belfast 20,000
195253 Linfield 50 Coleraine Solitude, Belfast 21,000
195354 24.04.54 Derry City 22 Glentoran Windsor Park, Belfast 35,000
Replay 29.04.54 Derry City 00 Glentoran Windsor Park, Belfast 28,000
2nd replay 10.05.54 Derry City 10 Glentoran Windsor Park, Belfast 28,000
195455 23.04.55 Dundela 30 Glenavon Windsor Park, Belfast 10,000
195556 21.04.56 Distillery 22 Glentoran Windsor Park, Belfast 16,000
Replay 26.04.56 Distillery 00 Glentoran Windsor Park, Belfast
2nd replay 30.04.56 Distillery 10 Glentoran Windsor Park, Belfast 20,000
195657 13.04.57 Glenavon 20 Derry City Windsor Park, Belfast 23,000
195758 Ballymena United 20 Linfield The Oval, Belfast 24,000
195859 18.04.59 Glenavon 11 Ballymena United Windsor Park, Belfast 18,000
Replay 29.04.59 Glenavon 20 Ballymena United Windsor Park, Belfast
195960 Linfield 51 Ards The Oval, Belfast 20,000
196061 22.04.61 Glenavon 51 Linfield Solitude, Belfast 22,000
196162 14.04.62 Linfield 40 Portadown The Oval, Belfast 20,000
196263 20.04.63 Linfield 21 Distillery The Oval, Belfast 20,000
196364 25.04.64 Derry City 20 Glentoran Windsor Park, Belfast 19,000
196465 24.04.65 Coleraine 21 Glenavon Windsor Park, Belfast 18,000
196566 23.04.66 Glentoran 20 Linfield The Oval, Belfast 20,000
196667 22.04.67 Crusaders 31 Glentoran Windsor Park, Belfast 20,000
196768 27.04.68 Crusaders 20 Linfield The Oval, Belfast 18,000
196869 19.04.69 Ards 00 Distillery Windsor Park, Belfast 17,000
Replay 23.04.69 Ards 42 Distillery Windsor Park, Belfast 16,000
196970 04.04.70 Linfield 21 Ballymena United Solitude, Belfast 12,000
197071 03.04.71 Distillery 30 Derry City Windsor Park, Belfast 6,000
197172 22.04.72 Coleraine 21 Portadown Windsor Park, Belfast 8,000
197273 28.04.73 Glentoran 32 Linfield Windsor Park, Belfast 12,000
197374 27.04.74 Ards 21 Ballymena United Windsor Park, Belfast 7,000
197475 19.04.75 Coleraine 11 Linfield The Showgrounds, Ballymena 5,600
Replay 23.04.75 Coleraine 00 Linfield The Showgrounds, Ballymena 5,400
2nd replay 29.04.75 Coleraine 10 Linfield The Showgrounds, Ballymena 5,200
197576 10.04.76 Carrick Rangers 21 Linfield The Oval, Belfast 9,500
197677 Coleraine 41 Linfield The Oval, Belfast 10,000
197778 29.04.78 Linfield 31 Ballymena United The Oval, Belfast 12,000
197879 Cliftonville 32 Portadown Windsor Park, Belfast 15,000
197980 26.04.80 Linfield 20 Crusaders The Oval, Belfast 12,000
198081 02.05.81 Ballymena United 10 Glenavon Windsor Park, Belfast 6,000
198182 24.04.82 Linfield 21 Coleraine The Oval, Belfast 12,000
198283 30.04.83 Glentoran 11 Linfield Windsor Park, Belfast 12,000
Replay 07.05.83 Glentoran 21 Linfield The Oval, Belfast 8,000
198384 05.05.84 Ballymena United 41 Carrick Rangers Windsor Park, Belfast 5,000
198485 04.05.85 Glentoran 11 Linfield The Oval, Belfast 12,000
Replay 11.05.85 Glentoran 10 Linfield Windsor Park, Belfast 12,000
198586 03.05.86 Glentoran 21 Coleraine Windsor Park, Belfast 8,000
198687 02.05.87 Glentoran 10 Larne Windsor Park, Belfast 8,000
198788 30.04.88 Glentoran 10 Glenavon Windsor Park, Belfast 10,000
198889 06.05.89 Ballymena United 10 Larne The Oval, Belfast 5,000
198990 05.05.90 Glentoran 30 Portadown Windsor Park, Belfast 12,000
199091 04.05.91 Portadown 21 Glenavon Windsor Park, Belfast 12,000
199192 02.05.92 Glenavon 21 Linfield The Oval, Belfast 12,000
199293 01.05.93 Bangor 11 (aet) Ards Windsor Park, Belfast 8,500
Replay 08.05.93 Bangor 11 (aet) Ards Windsor Park, Belfast 6,000
2nd replay 11.05.93 Bangor 10 Ards Windsor Park, Belfast 5,000
199394 07.05.94 Linfield 20 Bangor The Oval, Belfast 10,000
199495 06.05.95 Linfield 31 Carrick Rangers The Oval, Belfast 6,800
199596 04.05.96 Glentoran 10 Glenavon Windsor Park, Belfast 10,000
199697 03.05.97 Glenavon 10 Cliftonville Windsor Park, Belfast 8,222
199798 02.05.98 Glentoran 10 (aet) Glenavon Windsor Park, Belfast 8,250
199899 na Portadown wo Cliftonville (disqualified)
199900 06.05.00 Glentoran 10 Portadown Windsor Park, Belfast 8,355
200001 05.05.01 Glentoran 10 (aet) Linfield Windsor Park, Belfast 14,190
200102 11.05.02 Linfield 21 Portadown Windsor Park, Belfast 11,129
200203 03.05.03 Coleraine 10 Glentoran Windsor Park, Belfast 9,000
200304 01.05.04 Glentoran 10 Coleraine Windsor Park, Belfast 8,300
200405 07.05.05 Portadown 51 Larne Windsor Park, Belfast 5,431
200506 06.05.06 Linfield 21 Glentoran Windsor Park, Belfast 12,500
200607 05.05.07 Linfield 22 (aet)
(32 on pens)
Dungannon Swifts Windsor Park, Belfast 7,600
200708 03.05.08 Linfield 21 Coleraine Windsor Park, Belfast 8,452
200809 09.05.09 Crusaders 10 Cliftonville Windsor Park, Belfast 8,000
200910 08.05.10 Linfield 21 Portadown Windsor Park, Belfast
201011 07.05.11 Linfield 21 Crusaders Windsor Park, Belfast

Performance By Club

Club Winners Runners-up Winning Years
Linfield 41 20 189091, 189192, 189293, 189495, 189798, 189899, 190102, 190304, 191112, 191213, 191415, 191516, 191819, 192122, 192223, 192930, 193031, 193334, 193536, 193839, 194142, 194445, 194546, 194748, 194950, 195253, 195960, 196162, 196263, 196970, 197778, 197980, 198182, 199394, 199495, 200102, 200506, 200607, 200708, 200910, 2010-11
Glentoran 20 19 191314, 191617, 192021, 193132, 193233, 193435, 195051, 196566, 197273, 198283, 198485, 198586, 198687, 198788, 198990, 199596, 199798, 199900, 200001, 200304
Distillery 12 7 188384, 188485, 188586, 188889, 189394, 189596, 190203, 190405, 190910, 192425, 195556, 197071
Cliftonville 8 9 188283, 188788, 189697, 189900, 190001, 190607, 190809, 197879
Belfast Celtic 8 4 191718, 192526, 193637, 193738, 194041, 194243, 194344, 194647
Ballymena United 6 8 192829, 193940, 195758, 198081, 198384, 198889
Glenavon 5 10 195657, 195859, 196061, 199192, 199697
Coleraine 5 6 196465, 197172, 197475, 197677, 200203
Ards 4 2 192627, 195152, 196869, 197374
Portadown 3 7 199091, 199899, 200405
Derry City 3 3 194849, 195354, 196364
Shelbourne 3 3 190506, 191011, 191920
Crusaders 3 2 196667, 196768, 200809
Queen's Island 2 188182, 192324
Bohemians 1 5 190708
Bangor 1 2 199293
Carrick Rangers 1 2 197576
Ulster 1 2 188687
Willowfield 1 1 192728
Dundela 1 195455
Gordon Highlanders 1 188990
Moyola Park 1 188081
Larne 5
Derry Celtic[2] 2
Limavady United 2
The Black Watch (Limerick) 1
Dungannon Swifts 1
Freebooters (Dublin) 1
Sherwood Foresters 1
Wellington Park 1
YMCA 1

Notes

  1. ^ [1] and [2] give the venue as Jones's Road, but the Association of Football Statisticians 1900-1901 Annual (AFS, 1985) gives the venue as Grosvenor Park, Belfast.
  2. ^ Including one final as St Columb's Hall Celtic.

External links


Wikimedia Foundation. 2010.

Игры ⚽ Поможем сделать НИР

Look at other dictionaries:

  • Irish Cup — Der Irish Cup (deutsch:Irischer Pokal) ist der Fußball Pokalwettbewerb in Nordirland, organisiert vom nordirischen Fußballverband IFA. Von 1881 bis zur Teilung Irlands 1921 war er der Pokalwettbewerb für alle Teams von der damals ungeteilten… …   Deutsch Wikipedia

  • British and Irish Cup — Sport Rugby Union Gegründet 2009 Mannschaften 24 Der British and Irish Cup …   Deutsch Wikipedia

  • Irish Football Association — UEFA Founded 1880 FIFA affiliation 1911 …   Wikipedia

  • Irish League Cup — Irish Football League Cup (IRN BRU League Cup) Founded 1986 Region  Northern Ir …   Wikipedia

  • Irish Football Association — Gründung 1880 FIFA Beitritt 1911 UEFA Beitr …   Deutsch Wikipedia

  • Irish Rugby Football Union — IRFU redirects here. For the eastern predecessor of the Canadian Football League, see Interprovincial Rugby Football Union. Irish Rugby Football Union Cumann Rugbaí na hÉireann Sport Rugby union Foun …   Wikipedia

  • Irish Football League Cup — The Irish League Cup is the third highest rated competition in domestic Northern Irish football competition after the IFA Premiership and Irish Cup. Since 2001/02 it has been sponsored by Co operative Insurance (known as CIS until 2007/08).… …   Wikipedia

  • Irish League representative team — The Irish League representative team was the representative side of the Irish Football League, the national league for football in Northern Ireland and, prior to that, Ireland. Irish League representative match results Date Opponents Result Score …   Wikipedia

  • Irish FA Charity Shield — The Irish FA Charity Shield is a now defunct football competition which involved teams from Northern Ireland that was held on an occasional basis through the 1990s and early 2000s. Similar to the FA Charity Shield (now Communiy Shield) it pitted… …   Wikipedia

  • Irish Baseball League — Current season or competition: 2011 Irish Baseball League season Sport Baseball Founded 1997 President Will Beglane …   Wikipedia

Share the article and excerpts

Direct link
https://en-academic.com/dic.nsf/enwiki/746011 Do a right-click on the link above
and select “Copy Link”