1889–90 Irish Cup
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The 1889–90 Irish Cup was the 10th edition of the
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team) won the tournament for the 1st and only time, defeating
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3–0 in the final replay, after an initial 2–2 draw.


Results


First round


Replays


Second round

*1 Match was ordered to be replayed after a protest by St Columb's Court regarding Limavady's rough play.


Replays


Third round


Fourth round


Semi-finals

*1 Match was ordered to be replayed after a protest.


Replay


Final


Replay


References


External links


Northern Ireland Cup finals
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