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Amy Tierney of Treaty United in action against Ferns United in the FAI Cup I PICTURE: Brendan Gleeson
The Treaty United Women's side will be turning their attention to All-Island Cup action this evening when they travel to Tolka Park to face Shelbourne.
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The Shannonsiders will do battle with the side from the capital with a place in the semi-finals at stake.
Sean Russell and his side will be full of confidence heading into Saturday's clash, fresh off a resounding 8-0 demolition of Ferns United in the FAI Cup. Treaty's reward for that win is a quarter-final meeting away from home against the DLR Waves.
The Limerick side will fancy their chances when they travel to DLR Waves, who sit bottom of the SSE Airtricity Women's Premier Division table. Treaty themselves sit sixth in the table, level on points (18), with fifth placed Shamrock Rovers.
Treaty have been in fine form throughout both cup competitions so far this year and they will be hoping that form continues in Tolka Park where they will face a Shelbourne who sit second in the Women's Premier Division table, one point adrift of top spot, currently occupied by Athlone Town.
The sides last met in May where Shelbourne picked up a 3-1 win at the Markets Field. Should Limerick overcome Shels’ they will face either Bohemians or Glentoran in the semi-finals on the weekend of July 27.
Kick-off this evening is at 4pm in Tolka Park.
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