First contested in 1892, the Irish FA Intermediate Cup is Northern Ireland's premier competition for clubs of intermediate status.
Linfield Swifts are the most successful side in the competition, having won it 11 times, most recently in 2003-04, with Dundela following closely behind with ten victories.
Current holders Rathfriland Rangers defeated Armagh City 2-0 in the final at the National Football Stadium at Windsor Park.
Previous winners over the past ten seasons have also included:-
2019/20 - Dollingstown
2018/19 - Crumlin Star
2017/18 - Queen's University
2016/17 - Limavady United
2015/16 - Institute
2014/15 - Carrick Rangers
2013/14 - Bangor
2012/13 - Institute
2011/12 - Newry City
2010/11 - Carrick Rangers
Third Round fixtures
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Second Round results
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First Round results
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Note: Dundonald v. Larne Tech. OB - Larne Tech. OB fielded an ineligible player and have been removed from the competition, Dundonald have been reinstated.
Byes: AFC Craigavon, Ballynahinch United, Banbridge Rangers, Banbridge Town, Bangor Amateurs, Downshire YM, East Belfast, Greenisland, Larne Olympic, Laurelvale, Lisburn Rangers, Portstewart, Saintfield United, St. Luke's, St. Oliver Plunkett, Woodvale
