Lisnagarvey clinch the Irish Senior Cup for record-extending time against YMCA
Lisnagarvey captured the AIG Irish Senior Cup – the world's oldest club hockey trophy – in fine style with a comprehensive 4-0 win over YMCA.
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William shows off football skills in partnership with Street Soccer Scotland
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Belfast Telegraph
11-05-2025
- Belfast Telegraph
Lisnagarvey clinch the Irish Senior Cup for record-extending time against YMCA
Lisnagarvey captured the AIG Irish Senior Cup – the world's oldest club hockey trophy – in fine style with a comprehensive 4-0 win over YMCA.
