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Cockhill Celtic at last season's Clubman Shirts League Cup final
Clubman Shirts League Cup holders Cockhill Celtic have been paired with Carndonagh FC and Redcastle in the 2024/25 competition.
The Inishowen League conducted the draws for both the Clubman Shirts League Cup and Charlie O'Donnell Cups.
Cockhill, the reigning FAI Junior Cup champions, have recruited the likes of Fionn McClure, Stephen Duffy and Damien Duffy and recently were pipped 2-1 by Premier Division side Waterford FC in the FAI Senior Cup.
Gavin Cullen's side overcame Greencastle 5-0 in last season's League Cup final and will be joined by Carndonagh and Redcastle in Group A.
Clubman Shirts League Cup Draw
Group A - Cockhill Celtic, Carn FC, Redcastle United
Group B - Buncrana Hearts, Clonmany Shamrocks, Greencastle FC
Group C - Culdaff FC, Illies Celtic, Aileach
Charlie O'Donnell Cup Draw
Group A - Gleneely Colts, Aileach Reserves, QPS, Cockhill Youths
Group B - Carn Youths, Glengad United, Rashenny FC
Group C - Buncrana Reserves, Dunree United, Moville Celtic
In group A the results against the teams that finishes bottom of the group will be discarded in calculating the best runner up.
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