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Treaty United Women's side will face Galway United in the quarter-finals of the All-Island Cup | PICTURE: Sportsfile
AFTER another loss in the SSE Airtricity Women's Premier Division, losing 1-0 defeat to Athlone Town last Saturday, Treaty United's women's side will enjoy a weekend off.
Treaty have dropped to eighth in the table after this latest defeat with two wins, two draws and five losses so far in the season. This is the Limerick's side fourth loss on the trot and this weekend's gap in fixtures coming at an optimal time for the Dominic Foley coached side.
Their next game will be against Galway United in the Avenir Sports Women's All-Island Cup on Saturday, June 29 at Eamonn Deacy Park at 5pm.
Galway United currently sit third in the SSE Airtricity Women's Premier Division table and have been extremely tough to beat this season racking up six wins, one draw and only two defeats.
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