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LIMERICK'S two remaining representatives in this season's FAI Junior Cup learned their quarter-final opponents following the last eight draw which took place at the Aviva Stadium, Dublin this Tuesday.
Aisling Annacotty, fresh from their excellent weekend win away to Ballymun United, will again be on the road for the quarter-finals as Mike Aherne's side take on either Peake Villa, of Tipperary, or Westport Utd, of Mayo.
Meanwhile, Regional United, who defeated Tramore 2-1 in Dooradoyle on Sunday, will host Cup heavyweights Sheriff YC, of Dublin, in another attractive last eight clash.
The remaining ties in the draw will see Evergreen FC host St Michael's, while Clonmel Town FC will entertain Glengad Utd.
The quarter-final ties will take place on the week ending March 10
Aisling Annacotty in the Aviva Stadium today for the FAI Junior Cup Quarter Final Draw. pic.twitter.com/94yMeAUN9M
— Aisling Annacotty AFC (@aislingannafc) February 12, 2019
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