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Bonagee United senior ladies.
Bonagee United have been handed a home draw in the quarter-finals of the FAI Women’s Amateur Cup.
The Dry Arch Park women were paired with Ballingarry FC from Limerick.
The quarter-final ties are provisionally pencilled in for the weekend ending Sunday, May 28.
Last Sunday, Bonagee United had a 5-2 home win over Manulla from Mayo. Bronagh Gallagher netted a hat-trick with Caoimhne Heron and Geraldine McLaughlin also on target.
Gallagher also bagged a treble in a 3-0 win over Letterkenny Rovers in the previous round.
Chris McNulty’s team reached the semi-finals last year, losing out to Douglas Hall in Cork at the penultimate hurdle.
McLaughlin, who played in 2019 when Bonagee won the North West Women’s Super League, has returned with a raft of other new faces added over the closed season.
FAI Women's Amateur Cup quarter-finals: Springfield Ramblers v Killester-Donnycarney; Terenure Rangers v Dungarvan United; Cabinteely v Corrib Celtic; Bonagee United v Ballingarry.
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