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Treaty United's Jillian O'Toole in action against Bohemians in the FAI Cup semi-final last month I PICTURE: Sportsfile
THE TREATY United Women's side will be looking to finish the Women's Premier Division season on a high when they make the short trip across the province to face Waterford on Saturday at the RSC.
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Treaty, who announced this week that Laurie Ryan will take of the side for the 2026 season, will be looking to finish their record-breaking season on a positive note.
Treaty United have accumulated their highest-ever points total in a single season (33) and they have the chance to add to that tally this weekend.
Treaty also have an Women's FAI Cup semi-final appearance under their belt, that Cup run coming to an end against Bohemians two weeks ago.
Should Treaty win on Saturday, they can finish as high as fifth place in the league table, depending on other results going their way.
Kick-off is at 4.30pm and is live on LOITV.
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