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No pressure on Celtic despite Munster Junior Cup knock-out

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On Sunday the South Tipp club will have home advantage when they take on the Sligo side in the quarter-finals of the FAI Junior Cup. 

O'Shea's Celtic were knocked out of the Munster Junior Cup at the quarter-final stage when they lost to Newmarket by three goals to one in February. 

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But he says it meant his side could focus on the Sunday's match-up. 

That game kicks-off at 2 o'clock on Sunday at the same time reigning champions St Michaels are away to Sherrif YC in their quarter-final decider. 

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