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Kate Jones of Treaty United, left, celebrates with team-mate Katie Lawlee after scoring their side's third goal during their Premier Division match against Waterford this season I PICTURE: Sportsfile
THE Treaty United Women's side will shift focus to the All-Island Cup this weekend after Laurie Ryan's side made it back-to-back wins in the League of Ireland Premier Division following an impressive 2-0 win over Munster rivals Cork City at Turners Cross last weekend.
Limerick' Katie Lawlee was instrumental in Treaty's win over their provincial neigbours.
The industrious striker scored one goal and played a hand in the Shannonsiders other goal scored on the day, which was deemed an own goal.
This is Laurie Ryan's side second win on the bounce following an impressive 3-0 win over Waterford at the Markets Field a fortnight ago.
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Treaty's attention will switch to All-Island Cup proceedings this weekend when they host Cliftonville at the club grounds of Desmond League outfit Ballingarry on Saturday, April 4 at 3pm. The game was set for the Markets Field but a water logged playing surface at the city venue saw the game moved this Saturday morning to The Paddocks, Ballingarry.
Next up for the 'Super Blues' in the Premier Division is a clash against Galway United at the Markets Field in a fortnight's time.
The Tribeswomen have made an impressive start to the season. Phil Trill's currently sit top of the table on nine points, having registered three wins from three.
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