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Finn Harps' Ryan Rainey in action against Bohemians last season
Finn Harps have been paired with Bohemians in the first round of the FAI Cup following this afternoon's draw.
The draw also saw Bonagee United given a home draw against Pike Rovers from Limerick and Cockhill Celtic drawn to play UCD in Belfield. The ties are set to be played on the weekend ending 31 July.
Bonagee United, who take on Douglas Hall in Cork this Sunday in the Women's FAI Intermediate Cup semi-final, are also in the senior cup, where they face another trip to Leeside to face Cork City in their first round ties - the first-round ties will be played on the weekend of 10 July.
FAI Cup Men’s First Round ties:
Cobh Ramblers v Cork City
Treaty United v Usher Celtic
Salthill Devon v Malahide United
Sligo Rovers v Wexford
Dundalk v Longford Town
Lucan United v Killester Donnycarney
Bonagee United v Pike Rovers
Derry City v Oliver Bond Celtic
UCD AFC V Cockhill Celtic
Drogheda United v Athlone Town
St. Patrick’s Athletic v Waterford
Finn Harps v Bohemians
Bray Wanderers v Shelbourne
Bangor Celtic v Shamrock Rovers
Bluebell United v Galway United
Maynooth University Town v Villa FC
FAI Women’s Cup First Round ties:
Sligo Rovers v Douglas Hall
Whitehall Rangers v Athlone Town
Cork City v Bonagee United
Bohemians v Galway FC
Peamount United v Finglas United
DLR Waves v Treaty United
Donegal could be getting its first floating windfarm
Seamus McDaid and his wife Liz at the awards ceremony
Evening sun breaks through the clouds at Rossnowlagh PHOTO: Siobhán McNamara
Sinead McDaid, Enterprise & Training Officer at IDP, Ana McColgan Enterprise, Policy & Compliance Officer at IDP and NWRC Business Development Executive, Sinead Milligan
The team approach Malin Head on Sunday morning
Cllr Martin McDermott, Leas Chathaoirleach, Donegal County Council cutting the ribbon at the official opening of Portaleen Viewing Point
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