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FAI Cup Clash: Treaty United vs Pike Rovers – Interview with 17-Year-Old Goalkeeper Michael Dike

 By Emma Dineen

Live95FM's Emma Dineen caught up with Treaty United's 17-year-old goalkeeper, Michael Dike, ahead of the highly anticipated FAI Cup clash against Pike Rovers this Friday evening. 

The interview, which aired on Limerick Today, offered fans an exclusive insight into Michael's thoughts as he prepares for one of the biggest matches of his young career.

With kick-off set for 7:45 PM at what promises to be a packed Markets Field, the stage is set for an electrifying encounter. 




During the interview, Emma and Michael discussed everything from the upcoming FAI Cup clash to his journey in the League of Ireland so far.

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