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FAI Intermediate Cup Leinster Senior League Round 1 Home Team Away Team Arklow Town Football Club 0 - 3 St. Mochta's F.C. Bangor GGFC 3 - 1 St Francis FC Portlaoise AFC 3 - 0 Tullamore Town FC Skerries Town 3 - 1 Portmarnock AFC Killester Donnycarney FC 4 - 1 Kilbarrack United Edenderry Town FC 1 - 3 Home Farm FC Dunboyne AFC 0 - 1 Maynooth University Town Inchicore Athletic 3 - 2 Ardmore Rovers Cherry Orchard FC 6 - 0 Broadford Rovers Tolka Rovers AFC 4 - 0 Mid Sutton Sportslink Glebe North FC 11 - 1 Corduff FC 2 – 2 Newtown Rangers AFC AET Swords Celtic 4 - 2 St Patrick's CYFC 5 - 2 Newbridge Town FC TEK United 0 - 2 Ayrfield United Kilnamanagh AFC 3 - 2 Greystones Utd AFC Ballymun United FC Ratoath Harps Afc Bluebell United AFC Sacred Heart/Firhouse Clover FC Castleknock Celtic St John Bosco Collinstown FC St Kevins Boys Crumlin Utd Fc Templeogue United Drumcondra FC UCD AFC Dublin Bus fc Verona FC Dublin University AFC Wayside celtic fc Byes: Glenville Fc Willow Park Football Club Hartstown Huntstown fc Larkview Leixlip United AFC Liffey Wanderers Lucan United Malahide United Pegasus - St. James' Athletic Fc ROUND 1 FIXTURES TO BE PLAYED ON OR BEFORE 15th SEPTEMBER 2019 FAI Intermediate Cup Munster Senior League Round 1 Home Team Away Team Cobh Wanderers AFC 3 - 1 Mayfield United Wilton United FC 0 - 5 Ringmahon Rangers Riverstown FC 0 - 2 Midleton FC 3 – 3 Casement Celtic AET Bandon AFC 3 - 5 UCC AFC 5 - 0 Kinsale AFC Avondale United 3 - 1 Blarney United FC Fermoy F.C. 0 - 7 St Mary's AFC Ballinhassig A.F.C. Carrigaline United AFC Carrigtwohill United Castleview College Corinthians AFC Douglas hall afc Byes: Everton A.F.C Lakewood Athletic Leeds A.F.C. Leeside afc Park United Rockmount AFC Youghal United AFC ROUND 1 FIXTURES TO BE PLAYED ON OR BEFORE 15th SEPTEMBER 2019 FAI Intermediate Cup Ulster Senior League Round 1 Home Team Away Team Bonagee United FC Cockhill Celtic FC Byes Fanad United Letterkenny Rovers FC ROUND 1 FIXTURES TO BE PLAYED ON OR BEFORE 15th SEPTEMBER 2019 .

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Seagull Scene SSE Airtricity League First Division Season 2021
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