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St Michael's goalkeeper Adrian Walsh makes a save for St Michael's when they beat Hibernians of Waterford in the last 16 of the FAI Junior Cup. Picture: Vincent Flynn
Tipperary Town team St Michael's face a long journey north in the quarter-finals of the FAI Junior Cup after they were drawn away to Buncrana Hearts, who are based in the Inishowen peninsula in Donegal.
The quarter-finals are due to be played on the weekend of March 4-5.
If St Michael's win the game they will face either Gorey Rangers AFC (Wexford) or Colga FC (Galway) in the last four.
The full quarter-final draw is
Gorey Rangers AFC vs Colga FC
Buncrana Hearts vs St Michael’s AFC
Newmarket Celtic vs Crumlin Utd/Sandyhill Shangan
Killarney Celtic vs Ballynanty Rovers
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