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Robbie Lynch of Treaty United shoots to score his side's seventh goal during the Sports Direct Men’s FAI Cup third round match | PICTURE: Sportsfile
TREATY United men and women sides have learned their SSE Airtricity League of Ireland fixtures for the upcoming season in 2025.
The men's side coached by Tommy Barrett will start their 2025 season with a home game against Cobh Ramblers on February 14. Treaty finished seventh in the men's first division league this season with 11 wins, 11 draws and 14 losses overall.
A huge game awaits Barrett's charges on March 7 when they face an away fixture to recently relegated Dundalk FC.
The Treaty women will begin their 2025 season on March 8 with a home game against Waterford FC. The club confirmed that Sean Russell would be taking over the head coaching role of the Limerick based-team in the New Year with Dominic Foley stepping away from the job.
This season the Treaty women also finished seventh in the women's premier division table with seven wins, two draws and 11 defeats in 2024.
Both the men and women squads will finish their 2025 season in October with two away fixtures. The men will face Wexford FC on the 17, while the ladies will take on Waterford FC on the 10.
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