Dollingstown

The Irish Intermediate Cup came to Dollingstown in 2019–20, and it arrived in the same season as the club's best run in the senior Irish Cup. The Dollybirds reached the Sixth Round and knocked out Premiership side Ballymena United on the way.

The league record explains how they got there. Dollingstown won the Mid-Ulster Football League five times between 2008–09 and 2017–18, and the Marshall Cup with it five times. In 2013–14 they took the title again and then beat Brantwood 6–4 on aggregate in a play-off to reach the NIFL Championship. In 2010–11 they had been denied a place in Championship 2 because they had fielded an ineligible player, Ashley Gregg. The club took the matter to the High Court and lost. They came down from the Championship in 2016, then won the Mid-Ulster Intermediate A title and returned to the Premier Intermediate League in 2018.

Planters Park holds about 750, and Banbridge Town, ten minutes away, are the nearest rivals. The Bob Radcliffe Cup has been won three times, most recently in 2024–25.

The name the club has most reason to remember is Aaron Moffett. He joined from Loughgall, stayed as captain for years. Dollingstown retired the number 6 shirt in his memory.