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The draw has been made for the FAI Junior Cup
FAI Junior Cup holders Cockhill Celtic have been handed a home draw as the Inishowen League champions continue the defence of their crown.
Cockhill defeated Donegal Town 2-1 on Sunday at the Hospital Field and will host Kilmacrennan Celtic in the third round of the 2024/25 competition.
Gavin Cullen’s men will welcome Kilmacrennan Celtic to the Charlie O’Donnell Sports Grounds on the weekend ending November 3.
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Donegal League Premier Division champions Fanad United have been drawn away to Saturday League outfit Fintown Harps, who shocked Swilly Rovers last weekend.
There is a battle of old rivals when St Catherine’s face Letterkenny Rovers at Emerald Park while there is an all-Inishowen League tie with Aileach FC and Clonmany Shamrocks set to clash at the Lakeside.
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