Shamrock Rovers will face Cork City at Tallaght Stadium in the second round of the Club Orange FAI Cup. The Hoops and City lead the Premier Division and First Division respectively and will now meet in a rematch of last year's final. Stephen Bradley's side won that game 2-0 as they went on to claim the double. The draw, which featured 10 non-league teams, did not produce many ties of note. Kerry FC will look to begin another memorable run when they face Shelbourne in Mounthawk Park. Colin Healy's side famously defeated Sligo Rovers 4-3 to reach the semi-finals last year before bowing out to the eventual winners. Premier Division strugglers Waterford FC will hope to avoid an upset in a Munster derby with Cobh Ramblers at the RSC. Bohemians will travel to Cork to face non-league side Ringmahon Rangers, best known as the club which developed Republic of Ireland goalkeeper Caoimhín Kelleher. The 12-time winners Dundalk will also face amateur opposition in Dublin side St Mochtas. St Patrick's Athletic will face Stephen Elliott's Wexford, while Derry City take on another Leinster Senior League outfit in Tolka Rovers. The ties will be played from 17-19 July. In the women's competition, Athlone Town face a tough defence of their title away to Peamount United. League leaders Galway United host Treaty United, while Shamrock Rovers travel to Wexford. Matches will take place on Sunday 5 July.