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06 Sept 2025
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Yasmine Saidi, of Treaty United, during the SSE Airtricity Women's Premier Division fixture with Peamount United at the Markets Field this season
TREATY United travel to Bishopstown Stadium this Saturday for a big Munster derby meeting with Cork City in the Women's Premier Division, 2pm kick-off.
Treaty United go into the game on the back of an impressive showing against leaders Peamount Utd in Dublin in their most recent league outing last weekend.
A young Treaty United side suffered a narrow 2-1 defeat to high flyers Peamount in an impressive showing.
There may have a 35 point difference between the sides on the league table prior to kick-off, but it certainly wasn't obvious on the pitch as Alban Hysa's battling side provided a stern test for the league leaders.
Treaty United revealed that the average age of their players who played in the game was just 18.5 years. Orlagh Fitzpatrick netted the Treaty goal.
Treaty sit five points clear of basement side Cork City in the league table ahead of Saturday.
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