
The Magazine: Irish Cup Finals
The Irish Cup began in 1982. In this series we look back on each year of competition for the island's premier club trophy.

The first Irish Senior Cup final saw a Simon Corlett inspired North overcame Leinster by 14 runs in a rain-shortened contest.

The competition's most successful side overcame holders North to claim the first of their six titles back in 1983.

Lurgan became the third NCU club to win the Irish Cup in its first three years.

Downpatrick beat North Down in an all-NCU contest to continue the Northern domination.

Phoenix trounced Donemana to win the trophy for the first and only time.

An all North West final saw St Johnston upset the odds to beat Brigade by seven wickets.

Teenager Graeme Hunter stole the limelight with a century to help Lurgan beat North Down.

A first Irish Cup for North Down as they overcome Donemana in a tense and rather ill-tempered final.

For the third time in eight years Lurgan collected the Irish Cup as they defeated Clontarf convincingly.
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