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The Letterkenny Rovers team who beat Cherry Orchard in the FAI Intermediate Cup last weekend. Photo: Stephen Doherty
Letterkenny Rovers have been handed a home draw in the quarter-final of the FAI New Balance Intermediate Cup.
Rovers have been drawn at home to Home Farm - who defeated Cockhill Celtic 1-0 at the weekend.
Rovers are the only Four Lanterns Ulster Senior League side left in the last eight and were first out of the hat in the draw.
Eamonn McConigley’s team defeated Cherry Orchard 3-0 on Sunday. Second-half goals by Conor Tourish, Ryan Lonergan and Pajo Rafferty fired the Cathedral town men into the last eight.
Two years ago, Rovers went all the way to the final, where they lost 5-0 to Crumlin.
FAI NEW BALANCE INTERMEDIATE CUP QUARTER FINALS
Letterkenny Rovers v Home Farm
Firehouse Clover or Leeds v Crumlin United
Dublin Bus v CIE Ranch or Avondale United
Maynooth University Town v UCD
Traffic management will be in place for the duration of the works at Ramelton Bridge
The event is taking place at Carndonagh GAA’s grounds at Foden
Photos: Jacqui Reed
Campaigners had written to Jennifer Carroll MacNeill pressing the urgent case for the restoration of reliable, same-day and midday medical access on the Donegal to Dublin PSO route
'Meet us in the reception area of Bundoran Community Centre,' organisers said
Conor O'Donnell of Donegal in action against Daniel O'Flaherty of Galway during the Allianz Football League Division 1 match last year in Salthill
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