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Treaty United's Katie Lawlee celebrating a goal against Bohemians | PICTURE: Sportsfile
DOMINIC Foley's Treaty United women's side fell short in yet another SSE Airtricity Women's Premier Division with a 3-1 defeat to Shamrock Rovers in Markets Field over the weekend.
This loss is the sixth of the season as the side currently sit in ninth place on the table, only three spots from the bottom. In more positive news Treaty have signed three new players with Canadian forward Danielle Steer making her presence known with a goal on her debut for Treaty.
The other new signings include American defender Anna Rockett and fellow American forward Kayleigh Shackford. Treaty will need a victory over DRL Waves this Saturday, July 13 in the UCD Bowl at 3pm to get their season back on track. The hope would be that these new signings will bring a positive impact to the team at a crucial part of the season
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