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Castlebar Celtic have been handed a monumental challenge in the FAI Senior Cup after being drawn against League of Ireland side Dundalk. The third-round tie, set for the weekend of August 16 at Oriel Park, pits the Mayo Super League champions against one of the top-flight’s most historic clubs.
Celtic earned their place in the draw with a hard-fought 1-0 away win over Cork side Douglas Hall, courtesy of a goal from Dylan Felle. That victory extended the club’s remarkable run in the competition, making them one of only two non-League of Ireland outfits left in the tournament.
Dundalk, currently fourth in the Premier Division, represent a significant step up in class. The Louth side trail league leaders Shamrock Rovers but remain a formidable opponent, especially on home turf.
For Castlebar Celtic, the fixture is a chance to create a fairytale story that epitomises the magic of the FAI Cup. Manager Stevie Gavin’s side will go into the game as underdogs but will take heart from their giant-killing credentials.
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