They'll face Shelbourne next month.
Athlone Town are into their their fifth consecutive Women's FAI Cup final following their victory over Galway United on Saturday.
Lily Agg's side needed penalties to secure victory following a 1-1 draw after extra time.
Alexis Strickland put Athlone ahead after nine minutes, but Galway responded strongly, with Cara Griffin scoring a spectacular equaliser in the second half.
The penalty shootout was level after the opening four kicks, before Isabella Beletic missed for Galway, with Roisin Molloy converting for Town and Matthaiou then saved Niamh Farrelly's penalty to send Athlone through.
They'll now face Shelbourne for the fourth time in the decider next month.
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