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Kate Jones and Katie Lawlee celebrate their side's third goal against Waterford at the Markets Field last weekend, scored by Jones I PICTURE: Sportsfile
THE Treaty United Women's side will be looking to carry their winning momentum into this weekend's Munster derby clash with Cork City at Turner's Cross today at 3pm.
Laurie Ryan's side picked up their first three points of the season last weekend when they defeated Waterford at the Markets Field.
Ciara Breslin bagged a brace of goals for Treaty who bounced back from their opening weekend loss to Shelbourne in impressive fashion.
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Kate Jones added a third via a looping header late on to secure the win for the 'Super Blues.'
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— Treaty United FC (@TreatyUnitedFC) March 24, 2026
A Munster Derby is next up for our senior women’s side ⚔️
Cork City FC
️ Munster FA Turners Cross Stadium
⏰ 15:00
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The win has moved Treaty up to sixth place in the league table with Galway United the only side to boast a 100 percent record after two series of fixtures.
Treaty will be hoping to make it two wins on the bounce today at Turner's Cross.
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