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Reigning Inishowen League champions Greencastle have been drawn at home to the winners of Birrtown v St Michael's the last 32 of the FAI Junior Cup.
Donegal club Greencastle FC will likely be hosting FAI Junior Cup champions St Michael's in the last 32 of the prestigious competition.
In the sixth round draw, which was held on Thursday evening, the reigning Inishowen premier league champions were drawn at home against the winners of the fifth round clash between Birr Town FC and Tipperary heavyweights St Michaels, which has yet to be played.
Donegal League premier division side Kildrum Tigers have been drawn away to either Oliver Bond Celtic, of the Leinster Senior League, or Castlereagh FC.
The third and final remaining Donegal side in the competition, Buncrana Hearts, have been drawn at home to Killarney Celtic - but that is dependent on them winning their fifth round match, which they have yet to play, against the winner of the All-Dublin fourth round clash between VEC and Rosemount Mulvey - which has also yet to be played.
The sixth round matches are set to be played on the weekend of January 12.
Moses gets ready to blow out the candles at the Bridge in Dunfanaghy, the home of St Michael's GAA club
The Requiem Mass of Fr Seamus Meehan, who passed away peacefully at Dungloe Community Hospital on Saturday morning, was held in St Crona’s Church.
Construction is currently at an advanced stage, with works progressing steadily under the supervision of the HSE Capital and Estates and in conjunction with local contractor Boyle Construction
Leo Marley (inset) and Ballybofey Garda Station
Gardaí have renewed their appeal for information on the e-scooter theft in Letterkenny
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