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The draw has been made for the first round of the 2017 Knockalla Caravans Senior Cup and the quarter-finals of the Ulster Junior Cup- and there are some fascinating ties scheduled.
Gweedore Celtic have been handed a difficult test in the Ulster Junior Cup. They're drawn at home to Glengad United.
St. Catherine's have also received a home draw - they play Cootehill Harps.
The holders of the Knockalla Caravans Cup, Cockhill Celtic, have been drawn away to Swilly Rovers.
In the other all-Ulster Senior League tie, Fanad United will welcome Letterkenny Rovers to Triagh-A-Locha.
Donegal League champions Drumoghill FC have been handed a home draw against Bonagee United.
The Knockalla Caravans Cup 1st round draw is:
Greencastle FC v Monaghan Town
Glengad United v Clones Town
Milford United v Clonmany Shamrocks
Glenea United v Castlefin Celtic
QPS v Derry City
Fanad United v Letterkenny Rovers
Drumoghill FC v Bonagee United
Swilly Rovers v Cockhill Celtic
These ties will be played on the weekend of Sunday, February 12
Meanwhile in the Ulster Junior Cup, the following is the draw for the quarter-finals:
Aileach FC v Drumoghill FC.
Gweedore Celtic FC v Glengad FC.
Kilmacrennan Celtic v Culdaff FC.
St Catherine’s FC v Cootehill Harps AFC.
Ties are to be played on Sunday, February 26th
In the Ulster Junior Shield competition, the quarter-final draw is:
Cavan Rovers v Rasheeny FC.
Illies Celtic Res v Culdaff Res.
Glenea Utd Res v KS Eagles.
Glencar Celtic v Aileach Res.
Ties are to be played on Sunday, February 26th
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