FAI Cup draw produces big clashes

St Patrick's Athletic will play Shamrock Rovers while Cork City will host Shelbourne in two mouthwatering ties after the second round draw of the FAI Cup tonight.

FAI Cup draw produces big clashes
Mon, 07 Jul, 2003 - 19:50

St Patrick's Athletic will play Shamrock Rovers while Cork City will host Shelbourne in two mouthwatering ties after the second round draw of the FAI Cup tonight.

The draw was made today by Irish manager Brian Kerr and former manager Eoin Hand.

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