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Clearer Water Irish Cup Final

Cliftonville v Linfield 

Saturday 04 May 2024, 14:30 PM at National Football Stadium at Windsor Park

Tickets for the Clearer Water Irish Cup Final are sold out. Linfield supporters will be seated in the East and South Stands and Cliftonville supporters will be seated in the North and West Stands.  

 

Matchday Programme Revealed

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The Clearer Water Irish Cup 2024 'May the fourth be with you' Star Wars cover programmes will be available via programme sellers around the stadium, priced at £5 each (cash only).

Da & Pastor Begbie visit the Clearer Water Irish Cup

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The Boots Are Off | Jim Magilton & David Healy

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Linfield’s track record in the Irish Cup

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In the run-up to this year’s Clearer Water Irish Cup Final between Cliftonville and Linfield, we are looking back at their respective track records in the competition down the years.

Wayne McGuigan looks at Linfield’s performance history in Northern Ireland’s premier cup competition.

CLICK HERE to read all about it! 

Cliftonville’s track record in the Irish Cup

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Cliftonville FC historian Paul Treanor looks at his club’s performance history in Northern Ireland’s premier cup competition. 

CLICK HERE to read all about it. 

Clearer Water Irish Cup Final Preview | Cliftonville FC

Clearer Water Irish Cup Final Preview | Linfield

Irish Cup Final match ball unveiled by uhlsport

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The ball designed for the 2024 final has a MATCH ADDGLUE technology foundation with a 24-panel construction, promising both optimal playing characteristics and outstanding durability.

With a structured polyurethane upper material supplemented by an additional foam layer, the ball offers top performance in terms of ball control. The design is rounded off by light blue water drops, referencing the sponsor of the Irish Cup.