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06 Sept 2025

Fixture confirmed for huge local Limerick derby in FAI Cup

Treaty United will host local rivals Pike Rovers in Markets Field in round three of the FAI Cup

Fixture confirmed for huge local Limerick derby in FAI Cup

John Keane, of Midleton, is closed down by Colin Daly, of Pike Rovers, in their Sports Direct FAI Cup tie at Pike Rovers on Saturday | PICTURE: Brendan Gleeson

THE fixture details have been released for the round three mouth watering clash between local Limerick teams Treaty United and Pike Rovers. 

The two local teams will face off against each other in the  Sports Direct Men's FAI Cup SSE Airtricity League First Division at Markets Field n Friday, August 16, 7.45pm.

Teenage goalkeeper Michael Dike was the Treaty hero as it took extra-time and penalties for Tommy Barrett’s side to edge past Kilbarrack United after a scoreless draw in their Sports Direct FAI Cup second round tie at the Market’s Field.

Treaty were relieved to advance after defeating the Leinster Senior League side 4-1 on penalties with teenager Dike saving two of the spot kicks in what was a frustrating evening in Garryowen.

Pike Rovers were comprehensive 3-1 winners at home to Munster Sewnior League side Midleton FC to book their place in the last 16 stage of the Cup at Pike Rovers Sportsgound.

The Pike Rovers goals were scored by Dylan Murphy on 39 minutes, Shane Walsh in the 71st minute and Shane Clarke 11 minutes before full-time. Robbie Williams' side were only in their second week of pre-season as the new Limerick District League season does not begin until mid-August.

FAI CUP ROUND THREE
Friday, 16 August - 19:45
Ballyfermot United v Wexford, Ballyfermot Coldcut*

Cork City v Derry City, Turner’s Cross

Drogheda United v Wilton United, Weavers Park

Shelbourne v Galway United, Tolka Park

Treaty United v Pike Rovers, Markets Field

Waterford v Athlone Town, RSC

Saturday, 17 August - 19:45
Sligo Rovers v UCD, The Showgrounds

Sunday, 18 August - 16:00
Kerry v Bohemians

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