Mid-Ulster Cup

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The Mid-Ulster Cup is a regional Northern Irish football competition contested by clubs from the Mid-Ulster area.

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Mid-Ulster Cup canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf association football cup competition
football competition
alsoKnownAs Bob Radcliffe Cup
competitionFormat single-elimination
competitionScope regional
competitionStage pre-season to mid-season regional cup
competitionType knockout cup
confederation UEFA
continent Europe
country Northern Ireland
cupStatus intermediate-status competition
eligibleClubs clubs from the Mid-Ulster area
intermediate clubs
junior clubs
finalUsuallyPlayedOn Boxing Day
founded 1978
governingBody Irish Football Association
hasLanguage English
inauguralSeason 1978–79
knockoutRounds final
quarter-finals
semi-finals
levelInPyramid intermediate
location Northern Ireland
mostSuccessfulClub Glenavon F.C.
Portadown F.C.
organiser Mid-Ulster Football Association
region Mid-Ulster
linked to: Mid Ulster District
regionServed Counties Armagh
County Tyrone
parts of County Down
relatedCompetition Mid-Ulster League
Mid-Ulster Shield
sport association football
sportingDiscipline men's football
typicalVenueRegion Mid-Ulster Football Association area

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Warrenpoint Town F.C. competition Mid-Ulster Cup
Omagh Town F.C. participatedIn Mid-Ulster Cup
Newry Town F.C. competition Mid-Ulster Cup
Loughgall F.C. participatesIn Mid-Ulster Cup