Shels to face Derry in FAI Cup

The second round FAI Cup draw has taken place with a number of interesting ties.

Shels to face Derry in FAI Cup
Mon, 09 May, 2005 - 19:48

The second round FAI Cup draw has taken place with a number of interesting ties.

Holders Longford Town will face Waterford Crystal at home while last season’s runner’s up, Waterford United, take on St Patrick’s Athletic.

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