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06 Sept 2025
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Treaty United senior women's manager Dominic Foley
IN-FORM Treaty United return to form in the Women's Premier Division this Saturday afternoon when hosting reigning champions Peamount United at the Markets Field with a 5pm kick-off.
Treaty moved up to fifth place in the SSE Airtricity Women's Premier Division table after securing an impressive 3-0 victory over Munster rivals Cork City at Turner's Cross in front of the live TG4 TV cameras on Saturday last.
It was the club's biggest ever win in the Women's Premier Division.
A brace of second half goals from Delana Friesen, added to Katie Lawlee's clinical first half finish, to secure the three precious points for Dominic Foley's side.
U17 Rep of Ireland international captain Lawlee, who previously played with Ballingarry, has been in terrific form for Treaty this season.
TREATY UTD v Cork City: Anne-Marie Ulliac; Grace McInerney, Ayaka Ikeza, Erin Van Dolder, Tara White, Kayla Kyle, Cara Griffin, Delana Friesen, Fiana Bradley, Katie Lawlee, Grace Gleeson. Subs: Stefanie Young for Bradley (74 mins); Hannah Saidi for Lawlee (85 mins), Leah Martin for Gleeson (85 mins), Kate O’Donova for McInerney (85 mins).
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