2012
The Dublin Cup will be celebrating it's Tenth Anniversary in 2012 and is expected to be extra special with
teams from abroad already expressing interest. The Tournament will take place over 3 days from the 3rd to
5th August 2012 inclusive at the AUL Complex in Clonshaugh, Dublin.
Thursday 2nd August 2012
- Check in to hotel
- Evening meal in hotel
Friday 3rd August 2012
- Breakfast
- Registration of teams
- First and second round of matches
- Evening meal in hotel
Saturday 4th August 2012
-Breakfast
Full day second/third round matches
Evening meal in hotel
Sunday 5th August 2012
Breakfast
Semi-finals and Finals
Trophy presentation
Shield competition with prizes
The tournament is open to schoolboys born in 1994 to 2000 and girls born in 97/98
and 93/94. Teams may list up to 20 players per playing day on the registration form.
However, no more than 16 players can be selected for each individual match.
Boys
Category A - born after 01/01/00
Category B - born after 01/01/99
Category C - born after 01/01/98
Category D - born after 01/01/97
Category E - born after 01/01/96
Category F - born after 01/01/95
Girls
Category H - born after 01/01/98-99
Category I - born after 01/01/94-95
- Teams will play a minimum of 4 matches
- Duration: 25 minutes per half
- Matches are based on FIFA Rules
From Only €239.00 per person
Package includes:
• Tournament Registration Fee,
• 3 nights accommodation in a 4* hotel in Twin rooms,
• 3 breakfasts in hotel,
• 3 evening meals in hotel
Teams taking the Dublin Package will be accommodated in the 4* Clarion Hotel Valley.
The hotel is ideally situated on the M50/N4 intersection at Liffey Valley, the gateway to the West of
Ireland. A perfect location for exploring Dublin, offering 4* contemporary surroundings and great leisure
facilities for all guests to enjoy on a complimentary basis. Sanovitae Health & Fitness Club boasts a 20m
swimming pool, Jacuzzi, sauna, steam room & extensive gymnasium.
Tournament Transfers: €15 per person.
Dublin, Ireland's capital city, lies on Dublin Bay and overlooks the Irish sea that divides Ireland and Great
Britain. The English name for the city is derived from the Irish name Dubh Linn, meaning "black pool".The
city ranks among the top tourist destinations in Europe. Thanks to the economic boom, many historical
areas have been rejuvenated and restored in recent years making it a very attractive city to visit.
Dublin Castle, Dublinia, Viking Splash Tour, Liffey Cruise, Trinity College
Phone: (00353) 1 2401738
Email: soccer@topflightforschools.ie
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6th - 8th April 2012
Venue: AUL Complex, Clonshaugh, Co Dublin
3rd - 5th August 2012
Venue: AUL Complex, Clonshaugh, Co Dublin
3rd - 5th August 2012
Venue: ALSAA Sports Centre, Dublin Airport
Contact Topflight Sports for Schools on +353 1 2401738
or email info@topflightforschools.ie for further details