FAI Intermediate & Junior Cup Finals confirmed

FAI Intermediate & Junior Cup Finals confirmed

The FAI Intermediate and Junior Cup finals have now been confirmed with the Intermediate Cup final set for the Showgrounds in Sligo.

Both finals are set to take place over the next two weeks with the FAI Intermediate Cup final scheduled for Sunday, April 23rd, with kick-off at 2pm.

Current holders Rockmount will be defending their Intermediate title against Ulster Senior League side Cockhill Celtic at the Showgrounds with the game set to be streamed live on FAI TV.

The FAI Junior Cup final is set for Jackman Park in Limerick, with a huge crowd expected as Tipperary's St. Michael's AFC take on Clare's Newmarket Celtic.

It is the first time in their long history that Newmarket Celtic have reached the final of the FAI Junior Cup whilst St. Michael's AFC will be looking to get their hands on the famous trophy for the fourth time.

The final will take on Saturday, April 29th with kick-off at 5pm with the game set to be streamed on FAI TV.

Tickets for both matches are priced at €10 adults and €5 for children with entry available on the gate on the day of the game.

FAI National Finals - Fixture Details

Competition: FAI Intermediate Cup Final
Fixture: Cockhill Celtic v Rockmount
Venue: The Showgrounds, Sligo
Kick-off: 2pm
Date: Sunday, April 23rd

Competition: FAI Junior Cup Final
Fixture: St. Michael's AFC v Newmarket Celtic
Venue: Jackman Park, Limerick
Kick-off: 5pm
Date: Saturday, April 29th

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