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	Tuesday, 26th February, 2008

Setanta Sports Cup (Group One)

Drogheda United 3 (Zayed 2, Baker) Cliftonville 2 (Murphy, M. Holland)

CLIFTONVILLE'S first foray into the Setanta Sports Cup ended in this narrow defeat at the hands of defending champions Drogheda United. [report]

Setanta Sports Cup (Group Two)

Dungannon Swifts 0 Cork City 2 (O'Callaghan 2)

TWO first half George O'Callaghan goals sent Dungannon Swifts crashing to defeat in this Setanta Sports Cup opener at Stangmore Park. [report]

	Saturday, 23rd February, 2008

Carnegie Premier League

Coleraine 3 (Carson 3) Crusaders 3 (Hyndes, Coulter, Brown)

STEPHEN Carson bags a hat-trick at The Showgrounds but still doesn't end up on the winning side. [report]

Donegal Celtic 1 (Kearney) Linfield 1 (Thompson)

COLM Kearney's late equaliser earns Celtic a crucial point at the bottom while the Blues see their lead cut. [report]

Dungannon Swifts 2 (McAllister 2) Ballymena United 1 (Melaugh)

MARK McAllister strikes twice in as many minutes to send visitors United to a fourth consecutive league defeat. [report]

Glenavon 0 Limavady United 3 (Brown, McIlmoyle, Boyd)

THE ROESIDERS tighten things up considerably amongst the bottom six with this defeat of troubled Glenavon at Mourneview. [report]

Institute 1 (Divin) Cliftonville 2 (Johnston, O'Neill)

CLIFTONVILLE move back to within a point of the summit after falling behind early on at the Riverside. [report]

Larne 1 (A. Black) Portadown 2 (Koudou, Liggett)

GARY Liggett kept up Portadown's push for a top four finish with a stoppage time winner at Inver Park. [report]

Lisburn Distillery 1 (R. McCann) Armagh City 0

THE WHITES go ten league games unbeaten thanks to Ryan McCann's second half winning free-kick. [report]

Newry City 0 Glentoran 3 (Scullion, Fordyce 2)

DARYL Fordyce's second half brace helps keeps the Glens in the hunt as the Gibson Cup race enters the final quarter. [report]

The WKD Intermediate Cup (quarter-finals)

Ards Rangers 0 Ards 4 (Roy 2, McMillan, Wilson)

Ballyclare Comrades 0 Newington YC 1 (Quinn)

Bangor 1 (Forsythe) Loughgall 2 (Moffatt, Adamczyk)

Dundela 2 (Parker 2) Banbridge Town 1 (Quinn)

Carnegie First Division

Portstewart 1 (Gaston) Coagh United 1 (McCordick)

Carnegie Second Division

Annagh United 1 (Moore) Ballinamallard United 1 (Mullen)

Brantwood 4 (McIntyre, McCaughran og, Tumilty, Nelson) Chimney Corner 2 (McLaughlin, Wallace)

Moyola Park 1 (Workman) Ballymoney United 6 (McKinney, Surgenor 3, Nicholl, McLaughlin)

PSNI 2 (Arthur 2) Dergview 3 (Leckey, G. Sproule 2)

	Wednesday, 20th February, 2008

Carnegie Premier League

Linfield 2 (Kearney, Thompson) Dungannon Swifts 1 (Friel)

ORAN Kearney finds the net for the third time in two outings to help the Blues go three points clear at the top. [report]

	Tuesday, 19th February, 2008

Carnegie First Division

Bangor 1 (Verner) Dundela 0

	Saturday, 16th February, 2008

Carnegie Premier League

Armagh City 1 (Coney) Portadown 1 (Koudou)

SHANE Coney earns a share of the spoils for City with a late leveller at home to ten-man Ports. [report]

Ballymena United 0 Linfield 4 (Kearney 2, Mouncey, Thompson)

ORAN Kearney grabs his first goals of the season as the rampant Blues roar back to the top of the table. [report]

Coleraine 1 (Carson) Limavady United 0

STEPHEN Carson is the difference between the Bannsiders and the Roesiders in this otherwise uninspiring North-West derby. [report]

Donegal Celtic 2 (McVeigh 2) Glenavon 0

TWO Paul McVeigh goals at either end of the game see the Hoops leapfrog ten-man Glenavon. [report]

Dungannon Swifts 1 (Hegarty) Cliftonville 0

THE REDS fall to their first defeat of the campaign thanks to Michael Hegarty's 69th minute volley. [report]

Institute 0 Newry City 2 (Collins, Clarke)

TWO FIRST half goals proved enough to secure the points for Gerry Flynn's visitors at Drumahoe. [report]

Larne 0 Glentoran 3 (Hamilton 3)

A GARY Hamilton inspired Glentoran kept their title hopes in the melting pot with victory over Larne at Inver Park. [report]

Lisburn Distillery 1 (McConnell) Crusaders 0

NATHAN McConnell's early strike keeps the Whites in the hunt for a fourth place finish. [report]

Carnegie First Division

Banbridge Town 2 (Grant 2) Coagh United 0

Bangor 4 (Verner 2, Melly, Morrow) Lurgan Celtic 0

Dundela 3 (Hill 3) Carrick Rangers 1 (Costello)

HW Welders 0 Ballyclare Comrades 2 (Dick 2)

Loughgall 1 (D. Smith) Tobermore United 4 (Lamont 2, McLaughlin, Cooke)

Portstewart 0 Ards 2 (Stirling, Parker)

Carnegie Second Division

Ballinamallard United 4 (Quinn 2, Mullen, Higginbotham) Oxford United Stars 0

Brantwood 1 (McIntyre) Annagh United 1 (Quilty)

Chimney Corner 1 Queens University 0

Dergview 0 Ballymoney United 1 (Surgenor)

Glebe Rangers 5 (Elder 2, Nicholl, Dowey, Spratt) Moyola Park 0

PSNI 2 (Towell, Arthur) Wakehurst 2 (Drummond, McIlroy)

	Tuesday, 12th February, 2008

JJB Sports Irish Cup (sixth round replays)

Institute 2 (Divin, O'Loughlin) Ballyclare Comrades 0

'STUTE make no mistake at the second time of asking to end Ballyclare's resistance at the Riverside Stadium. [report]

Newry City 1 (L. Feeney) Dundela 0

LEE Feeney earns Newry a crack at holders Linfield with a 23rd minute to end Dundela's dreams of a cup upset. [report]

	Saturday, 9th February, 2008

JJB Sports Irish Cup (sixth round)

Ballyclare Comrades 2 (McRoberts, McKay) Institute 2 (Crawford, Scoltock)

BALLYCLARE got two up inside six minutes but 'Stute stage a dogged fight back to live another day. [report]

Cliftonville 1 (McAlinden) Crusaders 0

THE REDS progress thanks to David McAlinden but are made to work all the way by their determined neighbours. [report]

Coleraine 5 (Hunter, Cassidy, McWilliams og, D. Patton, McLaughlin) Brantwood 1 (McIntyre)

THE BANNSIDERS avoid a potential banana skin with this emphatic victory over Second Division Brantwood at The Showgrounds. [report]

Donegal Celtic 1 (Hamill) Abbey Villa 0

RORY Hamill spares Celtic blushes with a late winner to secure a first ever quarter-final berth for Paddy Kelly's side. [report]

Dungannon Swifts 0 Glentoran 2 (Hamilton, Hill)

TEN MAN Glentoran book their place in the last eight thanks to two second half goals from Gary Hamilton and Jason Hill. [report]

Linfield 3 (Thompson, Ferguson 2) Bangor 0

JUST another day at the office for cup holders Linfield as they sweep past First Division opponents Bangor at Windsor Park. [report]

Newry City 1 (Clarke) Dundela 1 (Burrows)

A FACE saving Richard Clarke spot-kick midway through the second half prevents Dundela from causing a major cup shock at The Showgrounds. [report]

Portadown 2 (Braniff, McCutcheon) Downpatrick 1 (A. Telford)

The WKD Intermediate Cup (fourth round)

Ballinamallard United 1 (Holden) Ards Rangers 2 (Rees 2)

Coagh United 0 Banbridge Town 1 (Tumelty)

Tobermore United 0 Newington YC 1 (Brannigan)

Carnegie First Division

Ards 0 HW Welders 1 (Magill)

Carrick Rangers 2 (McDowell, McNamee) Portstewart 0

Lurgan Celtic 2 (R. Murphy, Maguire) Loughgall 2 (D. Smith, Moffatt)

Carnegie Second Division

Ballymoney United 2 (Nicholl 2) Chimney Corner 2 (McLaughlin, Ward)

Moyola Park 0 Dergview 2 (McFarland, G. Sproule)

Oxford United Stars 1 PSNI 0

Wakehurst 0 Glebe Rangers 0

	Tuesday, 5th February, 2008

Carnegie Premier League

Cliftonville 4 (C. Scannell, Smyth 2, O'Neill) Limavady United 1 (Brown)

AARON Smyth grabs his first goals for Cliftonville as the Reds come from behind to move back to the top of the table. [report]

Dungannon Swifts 0 Donegal Celtic 0

	Monday, 4th February, 2008

Carnegie Premier League

Newry City 0 Coleraine 2 (Carson, Hunter)

THE BANNSIDERS return to the top half after an impressive display in front of the Sky Sports cameras. [report]

	Saturday, 2nd February, 2008

CIS Insurance Cup (final)

Crusaders 2 (Rainey, Brown) Linfield 3 (Thompson, Ferguson 2)

SUPERSUB Glenn Ferguson breaks Crusaders hearts with two late goals to claim the CIS Insurance Cup for the Blues once again. [report]

The WKD Intermediate Cup (fourth round)

Ballyclare Comrades 6 (McKay, Patterson 2, Simms, Dick 2) Drumaness Mills 2 (McQuoid 2)

Bangor 1 (Morrow) Downshire YM 1 (Anderson) (Bangor won 4-3 on penalties)

Comber Rec. 1 (Hagan) Loughgall 2 (Adamczyk, Smith)

Dundela 3 (McIlroy, Burrows, Murray) Glebe Rangers 0

Lurgan Celtic 1 (McCourt) Ards 3 (Clifford 2, Newbury)

Carnegie First Division

HW Welders 1 (Craig) Portstewart 1 (Kleczkowski)

Carnegie Second Division

Dergview 4 (A. Sproule, G. Sproule, Arkinson, Burke) Queens University 1 (Hume)

	Friday, 1st February, 2008

Carnegie Premier League

Cliftonville 2 (R. Scannell, Murphy) Lisburn Distillery 2 (McConnell, R. McCann)

THE REDS twice lead but are twice thwarted in their efforts to move back into pole position. [report]

Glenavon 2 (Murray, Jameson) Institute 0

THE LURGAN Blues pick up their first win in twelve outings thanks to second half goals from Eamonn Murray and Nathan Jameson. [report]

Glentoran 5 (Scullion, Boyce, Halliday, Neill, Fordyce) Donegal Celtic 1 (McVeigh)

GLENTORAN close the gap on the leaders to four point as they run riot at home to beleagured Celtic. [report]

Limavady United 0 Armagh City 3 (Coney, McCann, Mackey)

THE ROESIDERS remain rooted to the bottom of the table after City pick up a valuable three points at The Showgrounds. [report]

Portadown 2 (Boyle, Haveron og) Ballymena United 1 (Kelbie)

TWO goals in three second half minutes see the Ports leapfrog the Sky Blues into fifth spot. [report]

Francis Murphy (Cliftonville)

Jordan Owens (Crusaders)

Stephen Carson (Coleraine)

Mark McAllister (Dungannon Swifts)

Gary Hamilton (Glentoran)

Oran Kearney (Linfield)

Paul McVeigh (Donegal Celtic)

Aime Koudou (Portadown)

David McAlinden (Cliftonville)

Glenn Ferguson (Linfield)

David Rainey (Crusaders)