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28 Sept 2022
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28 Sept 2022
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TREATY United took their points tally in the SSE Airtricity League First Division to four after two games, following their battling 1-0 win over Wexford FC at the Markets Field on Friday night.
Anthony O'Donnell's 28th minute goal proved the difference between the sides at the Garryowen venue.
Tommy Barrett's Treaty side closed out victory despite having Clyde O'Connell dismissed for two yellow cards mid-way through the second half.
Treaty United are yet to concede a goal in the First Division this season.
Photographer Kieran Ryan-Benson captured the best of the action on an historic night for Treaty.
Donal Kennedy from Caherdavin in Limerick was last seen in Ballybunion on Saturday night
Judge Patricia Harney said she was “not happy” with a person being before her for driving nine kilometres over the legal limit. | FILE PHOTO
Attending the Biodiversity Emergency Conference were Mayor Francis Foley; Nuala O'Connell, senior planner LCCC; Aisling Coughlan, Sharon Lynch and Aisling Mulvihill, also LCCC | PICTURES: Liam Burke
The men were questioned at a number of garda stations in County Kildare
Dutch Ambassador Adriaan Palm; Jerry Hallissey, Head of Business Development at Shannon Foynes Port Company and German Ambassador Cord Meier-Klodt | PICTURE: Odhran Ducie
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