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Adrian Flanagan

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Opinions are my own. Assistant Sports Editor of @irishtimes regional group @WaterfordSport @WaterfordNS
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Amond's early goal propels Waterford to Cup semi-final

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By Adrian Flanagan
| The42 Verified
Adrian Flanagan reports from the RSC A DOMINANT SECOND-half performance from Waterford FC steered Graham Coughlan’s side into their first Club Orange FAI Men’s Cup semi-final since 2022 as they comfortably overcame Sligo Rovers in their quarter-final tie at the RSC.
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Dominant Waterford march into FAI Cup semi-finals

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By Adrian Flanagan
| RTÉ Soccer Podcast
Updated / Friday, 4 Sep 2026 21:46 Pádraig Amond wheels away after scoring Waterford's first goal against Sligo Rovers A dominant second-half performance from Waterford FC steered Graham Coughlan's side into their first Club Orange FAI Men's Cup semi-final since 2022 as they comfortably overcame Sligo Rovers in their quarter-final tie at the RSC.
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Graham Coughlan project rolls on as Waterford reach cup quarter-finals

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By Adrian Flanagan
| RTÉ Soccer Podcast
Waterford FC moved into the quarter-finals of the Club Orange FAI Men's Cup after overcoming a spirited Athlone Town side 2-1 at the RSC, keeping alive hopes of lifting the famous trophy for the first time since 1980. The Premier Division outfit entered the tie as favourites but were forced to work hard for their victory by an Athlone side that battled throughout and threatened to take the contest to extra time right up until the closing moments.
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