Eight Clubs advance to FAI Men's Senior Cup 2023 First Round

Eight Clubs advance to FAI Men's Senior Cup 2023 First Round

Eight Clubs have advanced to the FAI Men's Senior Cup 2023 First Round after winning their Preliminary Round ties this weekend.

Lucan United FC, Gorey Rangers AFC, Avondale United FC and Bangor Celtic FC have all already received byes to the FAI Men’s Senior Cup 2023 First Round.

St Patrick's CYFC, Portlaoise AFC, Cockhill Celtic FC, Kilbarrack United FC, Ringmahon Rangers FC, Rockmount AFC, Skerries Town FC and St Michael's AFC all advance to the First Round with full results below.

St Patrick’s CYFC 4-0 Willow Park FC
Portlaoise AFC 2-1 Usher Celtic FC
Cockhill Celtic FC 5-4 (AET) St Mochta’s FC
Killbarrack United FC 5-0 Drumcondra FC
Ringmahon Rangers FC 1-0 Killester Donnycarney FC
Home Farm FC 0-0 Rockmount AFC (Rockmount win on penalties)
Skerries Town FC 4-0 Newmarket Celtic FC
St Michael’s AFC 2-1 Ballynanty AFC

All twelve Clubs will enter the FAI Men's Senior Cup 2023 First Round with the 20 League of Ireland Clubs with draw details to be confirmed in due course.

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