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U15s Lose Last Game at Milk Cup

U15s Lose Last Game at Milk Cup
Thursday, 26th Jul 2012 13:06

Town’s U15s lost their Northern Ireland Milk Cup Vase third/fourth play-off 2-0 to County Armagh this morning.

Meanwhile, Blues midfielder Cormac Burke’s Northern Ireland U20s beat Turkey 1-0 in their fifth/sixth play-off.

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Talbs77 added 19:56 - Jul 26 I like milk...but only the full fat stuff, all the rest tastes like water.
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mike5ta added 20:51 - Jul 26 Nice random comment there
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