Event: FAI Junior Cup final

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'Volunteerism is dying across society. Without it, we’re goosed’

Fixture rearrangements are an unavoidable hazard of sporting life. More often than not it’s the weather that disrupts.

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Evergreen joy helps Mikey Drennan find his feet again

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Pike Rovers boss Mick Shiels plays down chances of upsetting St Patrick’s Athletic

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Kevin Kilbane: Sort out Martin O’Neill contract

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Sheriff reach another final

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Houghton: Better standards can lure fans to domestic game

FAI ambassador and former Irish international Ray Houghton has said it’s up to people involved in Irish football to make the local game more attractive to fans.

Wed, 21 May, 2014

Houghton grateful to LA for Keane’s release

Ray Houghton has welcomed the decision of LA Galaxy to allow Ireland’s record goalscorer Robbie Keane to join up with the national squad in time for the prestige friendly against England at Wembley next Wednesday.

Fri, 24 May, 2013

Fancied Pike all out for cup revenge

LIMERICK’S Pike Rovers are out for revenge when they face St Michael’s of Tipperary in tomorrow’s FAI Junior Cup final at Turners Cross (3pm).

Sat, 21 May, 2011

Club culture based on hard work

THE best feature of the FAI Carlsberg Cup final on Sunday was the fact that the two finalists, Rockmount of Cork and Bluebell United of Dublin, are clubs in the real sense of the word.

Tue, 11 May, 2004