FAI Junior Cup

FAI Junior Cup
Organiser(s)Football Association of Ireland
Founded1923
RegionRepublic of Ireland
Current championsFairview Rangers A.F.C.
Most championshipsFairview Rangers
(10 titles)[1]
Broadcaster(s)TG4
Setanta Sports
Irish TV
eir Sport
WebsiteFAI Junior Cup @ www.fai.ie

The FAI Junior Cup is a cup competition organised by the Football Association of Ireland for amateur junior association football clubs from the Republic of Ireland. The competition also serves as a qualifier for the senior FAI Cup with the eight quarter-finalists all invited to take part in the FAI Cup.

According to the FAI, the Junior Cup is one of the largest national amateur cup competitions in Europe. The 2011–12 competition had 597 clubs participate and the 2012–13 competition saw an estimated 600 clubs enter the cup.[2][3] The inaugural winners were Brideville.[4][5] The competition's most successful club is Fairview Rangers of the Limerick & District League who have been winners ten times.[1][6]

History

Early years

Originally known as the Free State Junior Cup, the competition's first winners were Brideville who beat Cobh Ramblers in the inaugural 1923–24 final.[4][5][7] Brideville and Cobh Ramblers also became the first of several future League of Ireland members to feature in an FAI Junior Cup final. Sligo Rovers, Evergreen United, St Patrick's Athletic, Bray Wanderers, Home Farm, Finn Harps and St Francis all won the cup before joining the national league. Drogheda United were finalists on four occasions but never winners while Athlone Town won the cup twice during the 1930s after dropping out of the League of Ireland.[4][5][8] The competition continued to be known as the Free State Junior Cup until at least 1941.[9]

In 2000, the competition had 700 teams enter.[10]

Recent finals

On 2 June 2013 the FAI Junior Cup final was played at the Aviva Stadium for the first time. It was played before a friendly international between the Republic of Ireland and Georgia.[3] In 2013 Aviva joined Umbro as sponsors of the FAI Junior Cup and as part of the arrangement all the finals since then have been played at the Aviva Stadium. Sheriff Y.C. became the first club to win the cup following a final at the Aviva.[4][11] The 2014–15 and 2015–16 finals were both played as double headers along with the FAI Intermediate Cup finals.[12][13]

Television coverage

TV coverage debuted on TG4 and Setanta Sports in 2014 from the quarter-finals stage. Irish TV replaced TG4 as free-to-air broadcaster in 2015, and all three channels showed coverage in 2016, again from the quarter-finals stage.

In a major change, the 2016–17 season saw coverage begin with the third round in October, running on the newly renamed eir Sport, IrishTV until its closure in March 2017, and TG4 from the quarter-finals stage.

FAI Senior Cup

The semi-finalists of the Junior Cup have traditionally been invited to play in the preliminary rounds of the FAI Senior Cup.[2] In April 2024, this was officially changed to grant the four semi-finalists automatic qualification into the FAI Cup.[14][15] The number of clubs increased ahead of the 2025 season, with all 8 quarter-finalists from the FAI Junior Cup now eligible.[16]

In August 2025, the FAI announced that the Junior Cup would move to a calendar season, in line with the League of Ireland and the FAI Senior Cup.[17]

List of finals

Season Winners Result Runner-Up Venue
2026 [note 1]
2024–25 Fairview Rangers 4–1 North End United (Wexford) Turners Cross[18]
2023–24 Cockhill Celtic 1–1 [note 2] Gorey Rangers Eamonn Deacy Park[19]
2022–23 Newmarket Celtic (Clare) 1–1 [note 3] St. Michael's Jackman Park[20]
2021–22 Villa F.C. 1–0 Pike Rovers Turners Cross[21]
2020–21 Competition not held due to Coronavirus pandemic[22]
2019–20 Fairview Rangers 1–0 Usher Celtic (Dublin) Eamonn Deacy Park[23]
2018–19St. Michael's 1–0 Sheriff Y.C.Eamonn Deacy Park[24]
2017–18North End United (Wexford) 1–1 [note 4]Pike RoversAviva Stadium[25]
2016–17Sheriff Y.C. 2–0Evergreen (Kilkenny)Aviva Stadium[26]
2015–16Sheriff Y.C. 1–0Pike RoversAviva Stadium[27]
2014–15 Liffey Wanderers 2–1 (a.e.t.) Sheriff Y.C. Aviva Stadium[12]
2013–14St. Michael's 4–0Ballynanty Rovers (Limerick)Aviva Stadium[28]
2012–13Sheriff Y.C. 0–0 [note 5]Kilbarrack UnitedAviva Stadium[29]
2011–12Sheriff Y.C. 3–1Kilbarrack UnitedTolka Park[30]
2010–11Pike Rovers 2–1St. Michael'sTurners Cross[31]
2009–10Fairview Rangers 0–0 [note 6]St. Michael'sTurners Cross[32]
2008–09Ballymun United 2–0St. Peter's (Athlone)Tolka Park[33][34]
2007–08Carrick United (Tipperary)[a] 2–1Killester UnitedWaterford RSC[36][37]
2006–07Killester United 3–0St. John Bosco (Dublin)Dalymount Park[38]
2005–06Waterford Crystal 1–0AthenryTerryland Park[39]
2004–05Westport United 2–0Waterford CrystalBuckley Park[40][41]
2003–04Fairview Rangers 3–0Carrick United (Tipperary)[a]Waterford RSC[42][43][44]
2002–03Fairview Rangers 2–0Portmarnock A.F.C.Tolka Park[45]
2001–02Fairview Rangers4–2 (Replay)St. Michael'sThe Fairgreen, Limerick[46][47][28]
2–2 Turners Cross[46][48]
2000–01Ballymun United3–0St. Kevin's BoysTolka Park[49]
1999–2000Portmarnock A.F.C.2–0St Michael'sTolka Park[50][48][51]
1998–99Fairview Rangers1–0 (Replay)Ballymun UnitedWoodfield Park, Birr[52][53][54]
1–1 (a.e.t.)
1997–98Fairview Rangers2–0Waterford CrystalTBD[55][10]
1996–97Fairview RangersPortmarnock FCTBD[10]
1995–96Bohemians (Waterford)Mungret RegionalTBD[56]
1994–95 Cherry Orchard 0–0 (a.e.t.)
7–6 (pen.)

(Replay)

 Kilmore United Tolka Park[57][58]
1.1 Tolka Park
1993–94Clonmel Town5–1New Ross Celtic (Wexford)[59][60]
1992–93Kinvara BoysSt. Kevin's Boys F.C.Tolka Park[61]
1991–92Neilstown RangersRosemount
1990–91Cherry Orchard1.0Donaghmede Celtic[62]
1989–90Cherry Orchard2–0Avenue United (Clare)Dalymount Park[63]
1988–89Tolka Rovers[64]Waterford Bohemians
1987–88Usher CelticBeggsboro
1986–87Cherry Orchard1–0Temple United (Cork)Dublin[65][66]
1985–86Cherry Orchard2.0Usher Celtic
1984–85Cherry Orchard[67]2.1St. Kevin's Boys F.C.Tolka Park
1983–84BeggsboroEvergreen (Kilkenny)
1982–83 St Francis 3–1 (R) Ballynanty Rovers (Limerick) Jackman Park (R)[68]
1–1 Tolka Park[68]
1981–82Cherry Orchard2–0Diamond Celtic (Dublin)Tolka Park[69][70]
1980–81St Teresa'sBelgrave
1979–80East Wall UnitedArbour United
1978–79St. Patrick's C.Y.M.S.East Wall United
1977–78Inchicore [note 7]3.0Cherry Orchard
1976–77Dunleary CelticDingle United
1975–76Whitehall Rangers2–0Ballynanty Rovers (Limerick)[68]
1974–75Dunleary CelticArbour United
1973–74St. Michael's3–1 (a.e.t.)Tolka RoversTolka Park[71][66]
1972–73Tolka RoversSt. Patrick's C.Y.M.S.
1971–72Talbot United (Dublin)3–1St. Mary's (Cork)Tolka Park[66]
1970–71Hoganville (Dublin)2–1Caledonians (Limerick)[72]
1969–70Caledonians (Limerick)[72]Tolka Rovers
1968–69St FrancisTalbot United[73]
1967–68Finn Harps[74]Telephones United (Dublin)
1966–67Swilly Rovers (Donegal)Orchard United (Dublin)
1965–66East Wall United (Dublin)3–2Everton (Cork)Dalymount Park[66]
1964–65 Fairview Rangers 3–0 (R) Douglas (Cork) Markets Field (R)[75][76]
1–1 Turners Cross
1963–64East Wall United (Dublin)Swilly Rovers (Donegal)TBC[74]
1962–63T.E.K. United3–1Blackrock (Cork)Dalymount Park[66]
1961–62Swilly Rovers (Donegal)3–1Castleview (Cork) Dalymount Park[77]
1960–61Valley UnitedHibernians (Waterford)
1959–60Pearse Rangers (Dublin)[78]Hibernians (Waterford)
1958–59St SavioursGlenmore Celtic
1957–58VirginiansSwilly Rovers (Donegal)[77]
1956–57BelgroveVirginians
1955–56Grange UnitedBohemians (Waterford)
1954–55Home FarmBelgrove
1953–54Bray Wanderers[79]1–0IerneDalymount Park
1952–53Evergreen (Waterford)3–1Swilly Rovers (Donegal)Dalymount Park [77]
1951–52RathfarnhamBohemians (Waterford)
1950–51Bray Wanderers[79]2–1Drogheda UnitedDalymount Park
1949–50Griffith RangersIrish Raleigh
1948–49RathfarnhamCaledonians (Limerick)
1947–48St Paul's (Cork)Pike Rovers
1946–47Hibernians (Waterford)Iona C.Y.M.S. (Dublin)
1945–46St. Patrick's C.Y.M.S.Rathfarnham
1944–45Rockville (Cork)[66]Wembley Rovers (Limerick)
1943–44Coastal Defence (Cork)[66]Drogheda United
1942–43No competition
1941–42Distillery B (Dublin)Drogheda United
1940–41St Patrick's AthleticGalway Bohemians[9]
1939–40Drumcondra JuniorsDrogheda United
1938–39Drumcondra Juniors4-0Killybegs (Donegal)Dalymount Park
1937–38Athlone Town[8]2–0Bendigo United (Dublin)Tolka Park
1936–37Amiens CelticSt. Patrick's (Dundalk)
1935–36Evergreen United2-1 [80]Shelbourne[66]Dalymount Park
1934–35Athlone Town[8][81]3–0Evergreen United[66]Dalymount Park
1933–34B&I[82]2–1Cobh WanderersDalymount Park [7]
1932–33Queen's Park[83]1–0Amiens CelticRutland Avenue
1931–32Clontarf Corinthians[84]2–1Southern RoversDalymount Park
1930–31Distillery (Dublin)[85]1–0Southern RoversHarold's Cross
1929–30Rossville[86]2–0Bohemians "C"Dalymount Park
1928–29Sligo Rovers3–0GrangegormanThe Showgrounds (Sligo)
1927–28Richmond United[87][88]3–0Cahir UnknownsTolka Park
1926–27Richmond United[89]4–1Bohemians "C"Dalymount Park
1925–26Brunswick[90]1–0St. Vincents (Cork)Victoria Cross, Cork
1924–25St. Mary's United[91]3–2Sligo CelticSt James' Park
1923–24Brideville[92]1–0Cobh RamblersVictoria Cross, Cork

Sources:[4][5][93]

Notes
  1. ↑ Competition played in calendar season https://www.fai.ie/latest/fai-announces-calendar-season-alignment-major-amateur-cup-competitions/
  2. ↑ Cockhill Celtic won the 2023–24 final 3–1 on penalties.
  3. ↑ Newmarket Celtic won the 2022–23 final 5–4 on penalties.
  4. ↑ North End United won the 2017–18 final 5–4 on penalties.
  5. ↑ Sheriff Y.C. won the 2012–13 final 5–4 on penalties
  6. ↑ Fairview Rangers won the 2009–10 final 5–3 on penalties
  7. ↑ FAI Yearbook & Diary 1995 lists the team as Inchicore Athletic. Other sources, including the Aviva Stadium website, list the team as Inchicore United

Notes

  1. 1 2 Although listed on the FAI Roll of Honour as hailing from Waterford, the official Carrick United A.F.C. website states the club is located in County Tipperary but plays in the Waterford Junior League.[35]

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