Full-time: Shamrock Rovers 0-2 Shelbourne.

Five minutes of added time to be played in Tallaght Stadium.

A record attendance at Tallaght for a Rovers match recorded-1,576.

Herron is replaced by Kelly, while Kavanagh and Quinn come on for Healy and Letmon.

Goal! Healy makes it 2! A defensive blunder between Fox and O'Leary sees the 15-year old forward nip the ball away and catch Budden out of position, finishing into an empty net.

First sub for Shels, Clare coming on for Graham.

Rovers continue probing for an equaliser that's so far evaded them, Shelbourne proving to be a frustrating opponent as they continue to suffocate The Hoops in attack.

Kelly produces a venomous shot from the outside of the box, her shot deflected and just veering wide of McQuillan's left post.

A double header substitution for Rovers-Thompson and O'Kane replacing Zambra and McEvoy.

Rovers continue to fall under heavy pressure! Budden plays a poor ball out from the back and is intercepted by Healy, the young striker breaking through and drawing a good save from Budden who makes amends for her original error.

Goal! A corner for Shels sees the ball played short to Smyth-Lynch, who whips a well-placed cross to the back post and finds the rising figure of Gray, the forward heading into the ground and beating Budden in net to give the visitors the lead!

Shelbourne get play back underway for the second half!

Half-time: Shamrock Rovers 0-0 Shelbourne.

One minute of added time to be played in Tallaght Stadium.

Rovers continue to struggle at breaking down Shelbourne's low block, Zambra and O'Gorman lacking their usual creative spark.

Gray breaks down the right flank and tries to fire a shot in at the near post, rippling the side-netting.

Healy limps off the pitch temporarily with a niggle but now returns to play.

Hennessy produces an excellent pass to cut out the Shels' back-line and play Ralph in, the striker's shot again lacking power and accuracy as McQuillan comfortably saves.

McEvoy slides a pass into the feet of Ralph's feet 18 yards out-the forward failing to challenge McQuillan in goal with a tame effort.

An encouraging start for Shelbourne in the context of last week's defeat, enjoying a lot more of the ball and probing the Shamrock Rovers box.

A poorly cleared corner from Shelbourne sees the ball fall at the feet of Zambra who drops the shoulder and fires her shot just wide and into the side-netting.

Smyth-Lynch swings in a corner that's comfortably cleared by Fox.

Rovers get the action underway here in Tallaght Stadium!

O'Neill names an unchanged starting XI from last week's clash. Noel King makes two changes to his side, replacing Alex Kavanagh, Noelle Murray, and Morgan Rees with Elizabeth Moore, Christie Gray, and Hannah Healy.

Speaking to club media about his side's second-half performance, Rovers manager Collie O'Neill said he was happy with how his side held out under some intense Shelbourne pressure: "Obviously for Shels, when you have a first half like that you want to try and get a reaction out of the players. They did react well and put us under a lot of pressure,” he said. “From our perspective, our areas of improvement are to try and pick them off a bit better when they do throw so many bodies forward. We will take some of the positives out of it, that Shels threw the kitchen sink at us and it was only into injury time that we did concede.”

Rovers dominated the first half of that win, finding a lot of opportunity down the right wing in particular-all three of their goals coming down that flank. The second half proved to be much of a dead rubber affair as the pace of the game flattened out significantly, Rebecca Devereux scoring in injury time to grab a consolation goal for her side.

Afternoon all welcome to our coverage of Shamrock Rovers vs Shelbourne in the women\'s FAI Cup semi-final. Rovers come into the fixture as favourites, having comfortably beat Shelbourne 3-1 just last week in league action.