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The dates and times for the first round of the EA Sports Cup have also been announced.
Cabinteely will host Crumlin in the first round of the competition.
The enjoyed a 4-2 victory over Waterford after extra-time tonight.
Declan Devine’s side will take on Waterford FC at the Ryan McBride Brandywell Stadium on 5 August.
Dundalk, meanwhile, have been drawn at home to UCD for their quarter-final clash.
UCD and Derry City both progressed in the EA Sports Cup on Tuesday night.
There were six crunch games down for decision this evening.
The second round draw for the 2019 EA Sports Cup took place at FAI Headquarters on Tuesday.
Cabinteely, Bray Wanderers and Shelbourne also enjoyed wins in the EA Sports Cup tonight.
Manager Kenny Shiels lifted his first piece of silverware in his third year at the helm.
A coin-toss shouldn’t decide the venue for a national final, writes John O’Sullivan.
The former Derry City winger will return to the Brandywell to analyse Sunday’s EA Sports Cup final.
Cobh Ramblers boss Stephen Henderson hailed his young side following their shock win over Dundalk.
Chris Hull’s goal with 15 minutes to go booked Cobh Ramblers’ place in their first ever senior cup final.
The trio will join Derry City in the last four of the competition.
He must have a foot like a traction engine.
Elsewhere in the EA Sports Cup, Cobh Ramblers claimed an upset over Limerick.
The Gypsies have gone through to the third round along with Sligo Rovers and Derry City.
Heavy rainfall on Monday morning has seen a number of EA Sports Cup games called off across the country.
The Premier Division clash between Bray Wanderers and Waterford is one of the ties affected by the postponements.
All games in the opening round of the 2018 EA Sports Cup have been moved forward due to severe weather conditions across the country.
With Saturday’s EA Sports Cup triumph over Shamrock Rovers Stephen Kenny secured his eighth trophy in his last four seasons at Dundalk.
David McMillan scored his 20th goal of the season in Saturday’s EA Sports Cup final during a man of the match performance.
David McMillan set the Lilywhites on their way before late goals from Patrick McEleney and Tommy Stewart sealed the win in Dublin.
Tallaght Stadium hosts the EA Sports Cup final between Shamrock Rover and Dundalk this afternoon.
Ex-Sheffield United midfielder David McAllister would love nothing more than to get his hands on some silverware in tomorrow’s EA Sports Cup final.
Dundalk boss Stephen Kenny is hoping his star man can put a run of games together for the business end of the season.
John Caulfield insists that Alan Bennett was incorrectly dismissed against Shamrock Rovers.
Stephen Bradley was full of praise for teenager James Doona, who scored a dramatic last minute winner for Shamrock Rovers against Cork City last night.
Leesiders were reduced to 10 men after Alan Bennett’s straight red card in the first-half.
The Leesiders are away to Shamrock Rovers, while Stephen Kenny’s men meet Galway United.
They join Cork City, Dundalk and Galway United in the final four of the EA Sports Cup.
Dundalk and Galway United are also safely through to the last four of the EA Sports Cup.
Cork City v St. Patrick’s Athletic was the standout tie after the ties were announced earlier today.
Elsewhere, there were Dublin, Munster and north-west derbies to be decided.
David O’Sullivan hit a hat-trick against Athlone Town.
The Saints were 4-1 winners over Limerick in this evening’s final at a packed Markets Field.
The Inchicore men now face Limerick.
League cup semis scheduled for the August bank holiday, Monday 1 August.
It was an evening to forget for Roddy Collins’ men at Turner’s Cross.
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