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Treaty United's Kate Jones in action against Bohemians in this season's FAI Cup semi-final I PICTURE: Sportsfile
THE Treaty United Women's side will be looking to bounce back this Saturday when they welcome Peamount United to the Markets Field in the SSE Airtricity Women's Premier Division, 3pm.
READ MORE: PICTURES: Supporters cheer on Treaty United against Athlone Town in First Division clash
Sean Russell's side suffered a 2-0 defeat away to Shelbourne last weekend. It was the first time that The Shannonsiders tasted defeat in the league since July 12, a 2-1 loss to Shamrock Rovers at the Markets Field.
The Limerick-based side will be hoping to avenge their defeat to Peamount in the reverse fixture in the league this season, Russell's charges losing 4-1 in Grennogue.
Treaty's run of form in the Women's Premier Division since then has been superb, remaining unbeaten until last Saturday's defeat to Shelbourne.
That rich vein of form has seen Treaty climb to fifth in the Premier Division table, Russell's side sitting on 32 points in what has been a record-breaking season.
Treaty have accumulated their highest ever points tally in the Premier Division and they will be hoping to continue that form on Saturday at 3pm.
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