Sports Direct Men's FAI Cup Quarter-Final fixtures confirmed

Sports Direct Men's FAI Cup Quarter-Final fixtures confirmed

Sports Direct Men's FAI Cup Quarter-Final fixtures confirmed

The 2025 Sports Direct Men’s FAI Cup Quarter-Final fixtures have now been confirmed with two broadcast selections announced on RTÉ2 television. 

Drogheda United’s clash with Shamrock Rovers will be shown live on RTÉ2 on Friday, September 12 at 19:30 with St. Patrick’s Athletic going head to head with Galway United on Sunday, September 14 at 18:00 on RTÉ2 too. 

Kerry will welcome Sligo Rovers to Mounthawk Park with Cork City travelling to Finn Harps both on Friday, September 12 at 19:45 completing the Quarter-Final line-up. 

2025 Sports Direct Men’s FAI Cup Quarter-Finals

Friday, September 12

Drogheda United v Shamrock Rovers, Sullivan and Lambe Park - 19:30 (Live on RTÉ2 / RTÉ Player)
Finn Harps v Cork City, Finn Park - 19:45 (Live on LOITV)
Kerry v Sligo Rovers, Mounthawk Park - 19:45 (Live on LOITV)

Sunday, September 14

St. Patrick’s Athletic v Galway United - 18:00 (Live on RTÉ2 / RTÉ Player)

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