The 1967–68 Gold Cup was a season of the Gold Cup, an association‑football competition organized by the Irish Football Association (IFA) for clubs belonging to the Irish League in Northern Ireland. The tournament was traditionally contested on a knockout basis, although its format varied over the years and sometimes included group stages.
The 1967–68 edition took place during the 1967–1968 football season, with participating clubs drawn from the senior ranks of the Irish League. As with other iterations of the competition, matches were played at various venues across Northern Ireland, culminating in a final that determined the season’s Gold Cup champion.
Specific details regarding the number of entrants, the competition format employed for this season, match results, the identity of the champion, the runner‑up, and the venue of the final are not available in the consulted encyclopedic sources. Consequently, precise information about the outcomes of the 1967–68 Gold Cup cannot be provided.
Note: The Gold Cup was one of several domestic cup competitions in Northern Irish football, distinct from the Irish Cup and the League Cup, and was held annually from its inception in 1911 until it was discontinued in the early 2000s.
