FAI Ford Cup final confirmed for RDS

The Football Association of Ireland have confirmed the RDS as the venue for the 2008 FAI Ford Cup final.

FAI Ford Cup final confirmed for RDS
Sun, 10 Aug, 2008 - 14:11

The Football Association of Ireland have confirmed the RDS as the venue for the 2008 FAI Ford Cup final.

The final of this year’s competition will be held on Sunday, November 23.

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