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06 Sept 2025
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Bonagee United celebrate their victory in last season's final of the Knockalla Caravans Cup final
Ulster Senior Cup holders Bonagee United have been handed a home derby against USL rivals Letterkenny Rovers in the quarter-finals of the 2022/23 competitions.
Bonagee overcame Aileach FC in last season's final and will continue their defence when welcoming cross-town foes Rovers to Dry Arch Park.
Jason Gibson's men have been in good form so far in the USL campaign and they received a bye through the last round when Kildrum Tigers conceded the game.
Kilmacrennan Celtic and Cockhill Celtic still have a first round tie to play with the winner set to face Finn Harps Under-21s.
Aileach, last season's beaten finalists, will be away to Buncrana Hearts while Bonagee United's Donegal League side have also been handed a home game with Greencastle FC the opposition.
The Ulster FA also made the draw for the Ulster Junior Shield quarter-finals.
Ulster Senior Cup quarter-finals: Kilmacrennan Celtic or Cockhill Celtic v Finn Harps Under-21s; Buncrana Hearts v Aileach FC; Bonagee United (Donegal League) v Greencastle FC; Bonagee United (USL) Letterkenny Rovers.
Ulster Junior Shield quarter-finals: Redcastle United v Whitestrand United; Aileach Reserves v Strand Rovers; Greencastle Youths v Gweedore United; Cranford FC v Clonmany Shamrocks Reserves.
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