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Clubs to learn Setanta Cup fate – report
The five League of Ireland clubs set to participate in this year’s Setanta Sports Cup will learn whether the competition has a viable future at a meeting with Football Association of Ireland officials on Thursday.
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Setanta doubts grow as Cup draw postponed
Doubts over the future of the Setanta Sports Cup are persisting after the decision was taken to postpone the draw for this year’s competition.
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IFA “hopeful” of Setanta Sports Cup go-ahead
The Irish Football Association hopes that a differentiation between Setanta Ireland and Setanta UK will help to secure the future of the Setanta Sports Cup, which is scheduled to begin in August.
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Setanta Cup requires a rethink
With the news that the latest running of the Setanta Sports Cup will not be completed until 2010, the organisers of the cross-border competition must think of new ways to make it work.
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Setanta Cup set for weekend switch
The next edition of the Setanta Sports Cup competition will see a number of changes in format, with games due to take place on weekends between August and next May.
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Delaney plays down Setanta fears
FAI chief executive John Delaney has stressed that there is no problems regarding the sponsorship deal of the north-south cup that Setanta Sports gives its name too.
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Setanta Cup poised for postponement
The 2009 edition of the Setanta Sports Cup competition could be postponed until later in the year, according to a Thursday morning newspaper report.
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Kearney plays down bottle incident
Setanta Sports Cup final hero Liam Kearney played down the incident which saw him struck by a bottle thrown by a Glentoran fan in Saturday night’s decider.
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Cork chief calls for Scottish participation
Cork City manager Alan Mathews believes the inclusion of Scottish sides could be required to sustain interest in the Setanta Sports Cup.
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Kearney revels in emotional City victory
Cork City match-winner Liam Kearney choked back tears at the end of his side’s Setanta Sports Cup final victory over Glentoran on Saturday evening.
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ACTION
Cork come from behind to claim Setanta win
Cork City 2-1 Glentoran
Cork City recovered from a goal down against Glentoran to claim the Setanta Sports Cup for the first time at Turners Cross on Saturday evening.
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Healy misses out on Setanta decider
Cork City’s former Republic of Ireland international Colin Healy will miss out on Saturday night’s Setanta Sports Cup final against Glentoran.
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