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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Clonmel Celtic’s Neil Prendergast holds off the challenge of Malahide United's Manuel Garcia during last Sunday’s FAI Junior Cup 5th Round game. Picture: Michael Boland
Two of the three Tipperary teams who are still involved in soccer's FAI Junior Cup will be on the road for their next matches in the competition.
St Michael's, beaten finalists last year, face a short journey to Kilkenny to play Evergreen in the sixth round, last 16 tie.
Clonmel Celtic, who beat Malahide United in last weekend's fifth round tie at Celtic Park, Clonmel, have been handed another home draw, this time against Letterkenny Rovers.
The sixth round ties will be played on the weekend of February 10-11.
Meanwhile, Peake Villa must make the trip to Dublin to take on Crumlin United in their fifth round replay on Saturday February 3.
The winner of that tie will host Buncrana Hearts in the last 16.
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