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The Irish Cup is the oldest football competition in Northern Ireland, having been founded in 1881. It is the premier knockout tournament of the Northern Irish Football League, and is open to all clubs affiliated with the League.
The first Irish Cup was won by Cliftonville, who beat Avoniel 4-1 in the final. Since then, the competition has been held annually, with the exception of the period between 1914 and 1919 when it was suspended due to World War I.
The Irish Cup has been dominated by Linfield, who have won it a record 43 times. Other successful teams include Glentoran (24 wins), Distillery (14 wins) and Cliftonville (13 wins).
The Irish Cup is organized and administered by the Northern Irish Football League, which is a corporate body with members from all clubs affiliated with the league. The tournament is open to all clubs in the league, and is played over two legs in the semi-finals and a single match in the final.
The Irish Cup is a football competition held in Northern-Ireland since 1881. The tournament follows a knockout system, with teams competing in 9 rounds. The winners of each game progress to the next stage, until a champion is crowned. The first edition of the Irish Cup was won by Moyola Park.
The Irish Cup Northern-Ireland is officially organized by the Irish Football Association and has the largest TV partner in BBC Sport NI. This partnership allows for the broadcasting of the Irish Cup matches to a wide audience, giving viewers the opportunity to watch the games live and in full. The BBC Sport NI coverage also includes pre-match and post-match analysis, as well as interviews with players and managers. This ensures that fans of the Irish Cup have access to all the latest news and information about the tournament.