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05 Sept 2025
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TREATY United are within touching distance of securing a promotion play-off semi-final spot in the SSE Airtricity League First Division after claiming a point in their 1-1 draw with second-placed Galway United at the Markets Field on Friday night.
Treaty United looked on course to secure their place in the play-offs with two games to spare when the home side led John Caulfield's visitors 1-0 in the 79th minute thanks to Enda Curran's 18th goal of the season.
However, Galway secured a share of the spoils after Stephen Walsh netted from the penalty spot after the controversial awarding of a spot kick to the visitors.
Treaty United now switch their focus to next Friday night's meeting with Waterford FC at the RSC, 7.45pm, when victory for Barrett's side would guarantee a play-off place.
Following Friday night's game at the Markets Field, Leader Sport caught up with Treaty United boss Tommy Barrett.
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