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Avenue Utd & Ennis Town get away ties for last 32 of FAI Junior Cup

Clare’s remaining two clubs in the race for the prestigious FAI Junior Cup will be away from home for their round 5 fixtures.

Avenue United, finalists in this competition in 1990, must travel to play Leinster junior league side, Yellowstone Celtic in Dublin while Ennis Town will also be in Dublin to play Ballymun.

Competition title holders Fairview Rangers from Limerick will have home advantage against Clonmel Town. Pike Rovers from Limerick must travel to play Athy Town while St. Michaels from Tipperary will have home advantage against Aungier Celtic.

The draw took place this Wednesday afternoon and the games will take place in January 16th unless otherwise agreed.

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