Press Releases

The draw for the Junior and Premier section of the 2018 Super Cup NI was held yesterday evening at Belfast International Airport.

Former Premier champions Leeds United are back at the SuperCupNI.

Jackie Fullerton celebrate the new partnership with SuperCupNI alongside tournament chairman Victor Leonard and Jim Sandford.

Innovation is the name of the game for organisers of one of the world’s best known international youth football tournaments.

Tournament details announced for applications to SuperCupNI 2018. The 36th edition of one of the world’s best youth football tournaments will take place from Sunday 22nd – Friday 27th July.

Former Milk Cup winner David Healy says the international youth tournament is resilient enough to move on from Manchester United’s decision not to compete this summer for the first time in 26 years.

David Healy (kneeling, 2nd right) celebrates with the Northern Ireland squad after their 1997 Elite Milk Cup triumph.

Jon Godden, Mitre’s managing director, presents one of the specially designed balls which will be in use at the Dale Farm Milk Cup to tournament committee member Jim Sandford.

Manchester United have given the thumbs up to a new competition for young players at next summer’s Dale Farm Milk Cup.

Mrs. Betty Coard, from the Northern Ireland Children’s Hospice, receives a cheque for £1,100 from Co Londonderry player Cathal Connolly (centre) and County Antrim’s Cormac Lawlor, the proceeds from a collection taken up during finals night at the Dale Farm Milk Cup international youth football tournament in Ballymena Showgrounds earlier this year. Tournament chairman Victor Leonard said: “We are grateful for the generosity of our supporters who once again helped us support a charity that continues to provide tremendous care for young people with life limiting illnesses and their families.”

Football was part and parcel of David McClarty’s busy life.

Former Westlife singer Nicky Byrne will open the Dale Farm Milk Cup later this month, returning to a competition he played in on no less than three occasions.

Former England striker Dion Dublin will be in Belfast next week to make the draw for this summer’s Dale Farm Milk Cup tournament.