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Treaty players Jillian O'Toole, left, and Isabella Flocchini celebrate a victory earlier in the season I PICTURE: Sportsfile
The Treaty United Women's side have been drawn against DLR Waves in the quarter-finals of the FAI Cup.
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Sean Russell's side ensured themselves a safe passage into the last eight with a resounding 8-0 victory over Ferns United of Wexford.
Treaty United defeated Ferns 9-0 in the first round of last season's Women's FAI Cup at the Markets Field.
The Shannonsiders will face-off with DLR Waves, who defeated Sligo Rovers in the previous round, on the week ending August 17 for a spot in the semi-finals.
The other three ties in the quarter-finals include a Dublin derby between Shamrock Rovers and Shelbourne, Newbridge Town have been pitted against Bohemians and Peamount United will face Athlone Town.
Treaty United have been drawn away to DLR Waves in the Quarter-Final of the Sports Direct Women's FAI Cup
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