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06 Sept 2025
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FAI Intermediate Cup
Bonagee United have been handed a home draw in the last 32 of the FAI Intermediate Cup, but Cockhill Celtic have been drawn away.
After seeing off Monaghan United in the last round, Bonagee will host Glenville of the Leinster Senior League at Dry Arch Park on the weekend ending November 21.
Ulster Senior League champions Cockhill Celtic must make the long trip to Cork.
Gavin Cullen’s team, who overcame Letterkenny Rovers in their opening round clash, will travel to face Lakewood Athletic.
The Intermediate Cup holders, St Mochta’s, will take on Liffey Wanderers.
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