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Tuesday 22 May 2012

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Clonmel side into national cup quarter finals

Stephen Ryan on the attack for Clonmel Celtic who beat Trinity Corinthians (Dublin) 3-1 in their FAI Junior Cup 7th Round game played in Clonmel

Published on Monday 13 February 2012 09:08

Clonmel Celtic will fly the Tipperary flag in the quarter finals of the FAI Junior Cup. They were the only side out of four to get through the last sixteen on Sunday. The Clonmel side beat Dublin visitors Trinity Corinthians 3-1 at home.

Two other Tipperary South and District League teams lost to Dublin opposition. Last season’s finalists St Michael’s went down 2-1 away to Sheriff YC while Peake Villa lost at home to Sandyhill Celtic 2-1.

Meanwhile Waterford League side Carrick United lost away to Kilbarrack United.

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