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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Sligo Rovers players, from right, Jodie Loughrey, Alice Lillie and Emma Hansberry celebrate after their side's victory in the Sports Direct Women's FAI Cup quarter-final match against Bohemians
Sligo Rovers produced a shock to win 1-0 in their Women's FAI Cup quarter-final against Bohemians at Dalymount Park.
Rovers have just won once in the League of Ireland Women's Premier Division this term and sit second from bottom but came out on top in Dublin when Emma Hansberry deflected in a shot from Buncrana's Jodie Loughrey for the only goal in the 78th minute.
Loughrey was joined in the starting line up by fellow Buncrana natives- her sister Keri and Emma Doherty, while Paula McGrory made her first appearance of the season off the bench. Eimear Lafferty from Redcastle was also in the starting team.
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