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The St Michael’s players look on anxiously during the penalty shootout with Newmarket Celtic which decided the FAI Junior Cup at Jackman Park, Limerick on Saturday last.
SATURDAY, APRIL 29
FAI Junior Cup Final
St Michael’s 1 – 1 Newmarket Celtic (AET, Newmarket Celtic win 5 – 4 on penalties)
SUNDAY, APRIL 30
Tipperary Cup semi finals
Bansha Celtic 0 – 1 Old Bridge
Shield Division 3 semi-finals
Tipperary Town 1 – 5 Two Mile Borris
Powerstown 1 – 0 Donohill and District
Tipperary Youth Cup final
Cullen Lattin 3 – 2 Clonmel Celtic (AET)
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