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Galway United's Eamonn Deacy Park will host the FAI Women's Amateur Cup final and, inset, Caoimhne Herron in action for Bonagee United
Eamonn Deacy Park in Galway will play host to the FAI Women's Amateur Cup final between Bonagee United and Terenure Rangers.
Chris McNulty’s side were 2-1 victors in semi-final against Killester Donnycarney, with goals coming from Ciana Brogan and Caitlin Fletcher, to seal their first-ever final appearance.
Terenure Rangers came through their last four tie with a 5-1 win over fellow Dublin side, Cabinteely FC. Bonagee and Terenure Rangers lock horns on Saturday, July 15, kick-off 2pm. Lagan Harps’ 2010 side were the last Donegal victors in the competition, which was previously known as the FAI Women’s Intermediate Cup, following on from Kilmacrennan Celtic a year beforehand. Letterkenny Rovers were winners in both 1999 and 2001.
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