This week we turn our attention to County Tyrone, who have both a Junior and Premier side preparing for this year’s Dale Farm Milk Cup in just a month’s time. Andy Kelly, PR Officer for the Tyrone took time out of his busy schedule to talk to us.
One of the most prolific forces in world youth football is set to light up the Dale Farm Milk Cup next month.
The countdown to the Dale Farm Milk Cup is well and truly on with less than two months to go! One of the unique and special aspects of the tournament is that six representative sides from Northern Ireland compete in both the Junior and Premier sections – one for each County. We caught up with Sam Gamble from the County Fermanagh side, someone with plenty to keep him busy in the coming weeks juggling roles as assistant secretary, public relations officer and Junior Manager!
The draw for the Dale Farm Milk Cup will take place in W5 at the Odyssey Belfast on Wednesday 24th June.
Former Northern Ireland international Andy Kirk will again help spearhead Rangers’ search for success at this year’s Dale Farm Milk Cup.
Newcastle United winger Rolando Aarons is backing the Magpies to make an impact at this summer’s Dale Farm Milk Cup.
Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers says the importance of the Dale Farm Milk Cup in the development of young players at Anfield cannot be underestimated.
Preparations for this year’s Dale Farm Milk Cup are well underway with young aspiring footballers looking forward for the opportunity to participate in one of Europe’s most famous Youth Football Tournaments.
Two of the home grown stars of last summer’s Dale Farm Milk Cup are reaping the benefits of their success.
Corinthians progressed to the Milk Cup Junior Section final following a thoroughly professional display to see off the threat of Plymouth Argyle at Seahaven, Portstewart.
Dale Farm Milk Cup 2014 Junior, Premier and Elite Section Finals night at Ballymena Showgrounds.
Dundalk Schools League 0-3 Everton. Roe Mill, Limavady. Milk Cup Salver semi-final.
COUNTY FERMANAGH: Josh Gordon, Ronan Quinn, Eoin Beacom, Ronan Beattie, Joshua McKenna, Alex Holder, Lorcan McStravick, Caolan Ward, Jonathan Cassidy, Jamie Robinson, Nathan Beckett.
Local side County Londonderry were unable to stop Southampton from claiming their third win of the tournament. The English Premier League academy side dominated the play and were well worth their two-nil win.
LIVERPOOL: Andrew Jackson, Liam Coyle, Liam Collings, Rhian Brewster, Benjamin Woodburn, Okera Simmonds, Glen McAuley, Daniel Atherton, Reese McGinley, Thomas Scully, Kieran Holsgrove.
Dale Farm Milk Cup 2014 has kicked off! We have 56 teams competing in three sections – Junior (28), Premier (24) and Elite (4).
Football fans suffering withdrawal symptoms after the World Cup in Brazil in July will quickly find a cure when Northern Ireland’s own world cup in the guise of the DALE FARM MILK CUP kicks off in the North West on Monday 28th July.
Liverpool and Rangers will meet in a mouthwatering Dale Farm Milk Cup for the first time this summer.
Some of the biggest clubs in world football will be in the hat when ex-England striker Dion Dublin makes today’s draw in Belfast for this summer’s Dale Farm Milk Cup tournament.
Teams from no fewer than 20 countries will compete at this summer’s Dale Farm Milk Cup.
Rangers will make their first appearance at the Dale Farm Milk Cup in more than two decades when they compete in a high quality Junior competition on the north coast this summer.
One of European football’s most highly acclaimed youth academies will be hoping to live up to its reputation when Spanish club Espanyol debut at the Dale Farm Milk Cup this summer.
Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers is encouraging Anfield’s latest batch of young hopefuls to take a leaf out of his book and test themselves on an international stage at the Dale Farm Milk Cup.
The Fermanagh NI Cup Committee have already got their preparations underway for the 2014 Northern Ireland Cup and they are currently in the process of advertising for their Junior and Premier managerial positions.