Thu, 18 Sep, 2014 - 01:00
Chris Ashmore
Not since 1990 has a “non-league” side – St. Francis – reached the last four of the competition.
But two first-half goals paved the way to victory for the Donegal side who are through to the semi-finals for the first time since 1999.
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CourtsSoccerPlace: Finn ParkPlace: TiofackPlace: O’KeeffePlace: DublinPerson: HarpsPerson: Danny O’LearyPerson: Ray LallyPerson: Conor WinnPerson: Gareth HarkinPerson: Brian McGroryPerson: Kevin McHughPerson: Damien McNultyPerson: O’LearyPerson: Pat McCannPerson: David SprattPerson: McHughPerson: HarkinPerson: Roy LongPerson: Finn HarpsPerson: McNultyPerson: P. MaileyPerson: CowanPerson: McMonaglePerson: CollPerson: FunstonPerson: O’CallaghanPerson: J. MaileyPerson: McGroryPerson: McCannPerson: HorganPerson: MulconryPerson: SprattPerson: KielyPerson: LallyPerson: KellyPerson: WarrenPerson: ConnollyPerson: MurphyPerson: McCarthyPerson: R. LongPerson: LongPerson: R MatthewsEvent: FAI CupEvent: Munster Senior LeagueOrganisation: Avondale UnitedOrganisation: Finn HarpsOrganisation: St. FrancisOrganisation: DonegalOrganisation: AvondaleOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: HarpsOrganisation: Harps’Organisation: Avondale Utd




