Cook scratches head as Cup throws up Pike

GALWAY UNITED’S visit to Dundalk will be only all-Premier League tie in the Ford FAI Cup third round after the draw was made last night.

Cook scratches head as Cup throws up Pike
Tue, 10 May, 2011 - 01:00
Darren Norris

Holders Sligo Rovers will be confident of advancing to the next round after being drawn at home to Pike Rovers.

Sligo boss Paul Cook was pleased with a home draw but admitted to knowing little about the Limerick junior club.

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