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Kelsey Wing of Treaty United in action against Holly Otter of Crusaders during the Avenir Sports All-Island Cup Group D Round 1 match between Crusaders and Treaty United | PICTURE: Sportsfile
TREATY United have drawn a tough fixture in the quarter-final of the All-Island Cup away to reigning Cup champions Galway United the weekend ending June 23.
Dominic Foley's Treaty United side secured their place in the quarter-finals of the All-Island Cup on saturday after playing out a 1-1 draw away to DLR Waves at Whitehall.
The home side hit the front on 10 minutes when Michelle Doonan grabbed the opening goal of the contest. However, resilient Treaty United hit back when Stefanie Young netted an equaliser eight minutes before half-time.
The winners between Treaty and Galway will take on the winners of Linfield Women v Wexford, which means the other semi-final will be made up the winners of Shelbourne v Athlone Town and the winners of Shamrock Rovers v Peamount United.
The semi-finals will take place on the week ending July, 21 and then finishing with the All-Island Cup Final on the week ending August, 18.
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