Advertisement League of Ireland Horse Racing TV Listings GAA Fixtures The Video Review Sport meets news, current affairs, society & pop culture Rugby Weekly Extra Dive into all the news and analysis 3 times a week The Football Family Weekly insights from the week’s big talking points Advertisement More Stories Shelbourne's Kate Mooney.Ryan Byrne/INPHO Women's FAI Cup holders Shelbourne advance as Athlone Town also make winning start Peamount United also booked their place in the next round after an extra-time battle with Cork City. 12.46am, 29 Jun 2025 Share options Women’s FAI Cup Round 1 Results: Newbridge Town 2-1 Whitehall Rangers Treaty United 8-0 Ferns United Sligo Rovers 2-3 DLR Waves Shelbourne 2-1 Galway United Athlone Town 6-0 Terenure Rangers Shamrock Rovers 3-1 Waterford Wexford 1-2 Bohemians Cork City 2-3 Peamount United What a day 🤯 Whose name is on the Cup? pic.twitter.com/mRepW7DSN2— FAIreland (@FAIreland) June 28, 2025 WOMEN’S FAI CUP CHAMPIONS Shelbourne have made a winning start to their title defence as they got the better of Galway United, while Athlone Town also advanced with a big win over Terenure Rangers. Kate Mooney struck a late winner in the 89th minute as the champions prevailed 2-1 in Tolka Park. After the sides went into the half-time break at 0-0, Mackenzie Anthony put Shelbourne two minutes after the resumption. Amanda Smith then equalised in the 58th minute before Mooney produced the decisive goal just before full-time. Advertisement Late drama! Kate Mooney strikes in the 90th minute to put Shelbourne ahead🔥⏱️ pic.twitter.com/H80jQ7O20l— FAIreland (@FAIreland) June 28, 2025 Last year’s FAI Cup finalists Athlone Town stormed past Terenure Rangers with a 6-0 victory. All six goals arrived before half-time, with Izzy Groves scoring twice. Kelly Brady, Roisín Molloy, Hannah Waesc and Natalie McNally were all on target too. Ruby Gallagher scored an extra-time winner for Peamount United against Cork City. Sorcha Melia and Aisling Spillane helped Peamount into a 2-0 lead but Cork City rallied through goals from Eva Mangan and Fiana Bradley, sending the contest to extra-time. A strike of precision! Ruby Gallagher fires Peamount into a 3-2 lead in added extra time💥💥 pic.twitter.com/6QBtdM5Gyp— FAIreland (@FAIreland) June 28, 2025 Gallagher struck in the first half of extra-time from the edge of the box to give Peamount a dramatic victory. Treaty United also enjoyed an emphatic win, defeating Ferns United 8-0. Ciara Breslin had two goals to her credit after 34 minutes and Aibhlinn Cotter also found the net from a free-kick to give her side a commanding lead. Kate Lee, Sirena Celebrini and Amy Tierney extended Treaty’s lead further in the second half before an own-goal and a third from Cotter rounded off a big victory at Markets Field. Keelin Dodd scored twice as DLR Waves edged out Sligo Rovers 3-2. Dodd and Amber Cosgrove put DLR Waves 2-0 up on 50 minutes before Mairead McIntyre struck back for Sligo. Dodd nabbed her second in the 87th to ensure their progression as Sligo struck one back just before full-time through Anna McDaniel. Shamrock Rovers also advanced at the expense of Waterford. Olivia Shannon gave Waterford a 1-0 lead but an own-goal brought Rovers back level just before half-time. Second-half goals from Anna Butler and Maria Reynolds secured the win for Rovers. Meanwhile, Bohemians marched past Bohemians with a 1-0 win while Newbridge Town also booked their place in the next round after a 2-1 victory over Whitehall Rangers. Sinead Farrell Viewcomments Send Tip or Correction Embed this post To embed this post, copy the code below on your site Email “Women's FAI Cup holders Shelbourne advance as Athlone Town also make winning start”. Recipient's Email Feedback on “Women's FAI Cup holders Shelbourne advance as Athlone Town also make winning start”. Your Feedback Your Email (optional) Report a Comment Please select the reason for reporting this comment. Please give full details of the problem with the comment... This is YOUR comments community. Stay civil, stay constructive, stay on topic. 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