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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Ronan Boyce, left, and Ciarán Coll of Derry City celebrate after the Sports Direct Men's FAI Cup quarter-final win over Shelbourne
Goals from Michael Duffy and Danny Mullen made the difference as Derry City defeated Shelbourne 2-0 to earn a place in the semi-finals of this season's Sports Direct Men's FAI Cup.
It is now just Derry with dreams of a double as they finally beat a stubborn Shels side they had previously drawn with on six previous occasions. Derry are four points behind Damien Duff's team in the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division, with a game in hand.
Burt's Mark Coyle was skipper for the Dublin-based side, while Ciaran Coll from St Johnston and Ramelton's Ronan Boyce was a 41st minute substitute for the Candystripes, who will travel to Bohemians in the semi-final, with Wexford travelling to Drogheda United in the other on the weekend of October 6.
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