Teenager keeper the hero as Treaty beat Kilbarrack on penalties

Treaty did dominate proceedings, but failed to unlock a well organised Dublin outfit.
Teenager keeper the hero as Treaty beat Kilbarrack on penalties

Jamie Hamilton of Kilbarrack United in action against Colin Conroy, centre, and Lee J Lynch of Treaty United. Picture: Michael P Ryan/Sportsfile

FAI Cup second round: Treaty United 0 Kilbarrack United 0 (Treaty United win 4-1 on penalties, AET)

Penalties were required for First Division Treaty United to emerge victorious over Leinster Senior League outfit, Kilbarrack United, in an underwhelming cup tie on Shannonside. Teenage keeper Mike Dike was the hometown hero, saving two penalties.

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