Crunch night in FAI Cup

Defending champions Cork City travel to Jackman Park to take on Limerick 37 in the FAI Ford Cup third round tonight (kick-off 7.45pm).

Crunch night in FAI Cup
Fri, 06 Jun, 2008 - 14:29

Defending champions Cork City travel to Jackman Park to take on Limerick 37 in the FAI Ford Cup third round tonight (kick-off 7.45pm).

Colin Healy returns from suspension, and while George O'Callaghan is struggling to shake off the bug that kept him out last Sunday, City boss Alan Mathews remains hopeful that he will be available.

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CourtsSoccerFAI CupPlace: Jackman ParkPlace: Tolka ParkPlace: ShelbournePlace: WaterfordPlace: FerrycarrigPlace: Morton StadiumPlace: LisseywoolenPerson: Colin HealyPerson: George O'CallaghanPerson: Alan MathewsPerson: Chris BennionPerson: John FlanaganPerson: Aaron ShanahanPerson: Keith FaheyPerson: David PartridgePerson: John FrostPerson: Michael KeanePerson: Stephen PaisleyPerson: Douglas HallPerson: Jeff KennaEvent: FAI CupEvent: FAI Ford CupEvent: 2005 CupEvent: MunsterOrganisation: Cork CityOrganisation: LimerickOrganisation: CityOrganisation: DundalkOrganisation: St. Patrick's AthleticOrganisation: Longford TownOrganisation: SaintsOrganisation: BohemiansOrganisation: Drogheda TownOrganisation: Drogheda UnitedOrganisation: Cobh RamblersOrganisation: Derry CityOrganisation: Liffeys PearseOrganisation: Killester UnitedOrganisation: Wexford YouthsOrganisation: Sporting FingalOrganisation: Galway UnitedOrganisation: Waterford UnitedOrganisation: Monaghan UnitedOrganisation: UCDOrganisation: Athlone TownOrganisation: Finn Harps
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