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Lilly Agg’s side earned a 2-0 win in Dublin.
The hosts left it late at Dalymount Park but picked up their first victory since March.
The talismanic Pearl Slattery popped up with a huge header for Shels.
The First Division side produced a brave display and took a late lead before going down 5-3 on pens.
Shelbourne will take on Cork City.
Second-half goals from Becky Watkins and Pearl Slattery proved the difference.
Tribe miss chance to go level at top with Athlone in six-goal thriller at Moyne Villa.
Galway United and Shelbourne also advance to the final four.
Sean Moore impressed in Shelbourne’s win over Nõmme Kalju on Thursday.
Saoirse Noonan leaves Celtic for Watford.
Sean Moore registered two goals and an assist in the win over Nõmme Kalju as the Dublin side closed in on a glamour tie with Ajax.
Mullingar native Luke Fitzsimons was Saints’ U15 Club Player of the Year in 2025.
22-year-old midfielder links up with Saoirse Noonan at WSL2 side.
Elsewhere, UCD host Derry City and Bohemians play Longford Town.
Romal Palmer misses decisive spot kick to cap a painful quarter-final for Saints midfielder.
They link up with Katie Keane and Heather Payne at the Foxes in WSL2.
Shauna Brennan, Noelle Murray, Dana Scheriff and Michaela Hand scored as the LOIW champions won 4-0 in Poland.
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Shamrock Rovers were two goals up at half-time but St Patrick's Athletic turned the game on its head.
Gypsies progress to semi-finals after penalty shootout victory over Saints at Richmond Park
Following Shamrock Rovers' draw with Drogheda on Friday, St Patrick's drew 1-1 with Derry City in Richmond Park.
Drogheda United and Dundalk progressed past non-league opposition.
The 18-year-old was nominated for the PFA Ireland Women’s Young Player of the Year Award last season.
Reigning champions Rovers surrendered a 2-0 lead to cap off a terrible week.
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