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Derry City manager Declan Devine will
Derry City have been drawn away to Drogheda United in the second round of the Extra.ie FAI Cup.
Declan Devine will take his team to Drogheda on the week ending August 30 for what will be the first FAI Cup fixture between the sides since 2016.
On that occasion, it took two games to separate the sides. Rory Patterson missed a penalty and Aaron McEneff scored a penalty as Drogheda held the Candystripes 1-1 at the Brandywell. In the replay at United Park, City won 2-1 thanks to goals from Patterson and Josh Daniels.
The draw in full:
UCD vs. Sligo Rovers
Drogheda United vs. Derry City
Galway United vs. Shelbourne
Shamrock Rovers vs. Cork City
Bray Wanderers vs. Finn Harps
Bohemians vs. Cabinteely
Athlone Town vs. Wexford
Cobh Ramblers vs. Dundalk
Aisling Hutton of Bogside and Brandywell Health Forum
Pennylane Syd who won the 8th race in 16.66 with, (from left to right) Cian Lafferty, Declan Crossan and Caleb Lafferty.
The alleged incident occurred on Skeoge Road on the outskirts of the city.
Gemma Martin has undertaken a 30 for 30 challenge for her 30th birthday in aid of Diabetes UK
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