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Treaty United made it four wins from their last five games in the SSE Airtricity League First Division on Friday night with a 5-1 demolition of Longford Town.
READ MORE: Lee Devitt hat-trick fires Treaty United to clinical victory over Longford Town
The Shannonsiders' followed up last week's 4-0 thrashing of UCD with another clinical display at the Markets Field.
Lee Devitt was in sensational form for the winners. The midfielder was on hand to score his second hat-trick of the season with three sumptuous goals. Trpimir Vrljicak and Yoyo Mahdy were also on the scoresheet in what was a five-star display from Tommy Barrett's side.
The win keeps the Limerick side in fourth place in the First Division table, three points ahead of fifth-placed Wexford Town and seven points behind third-place Bray Wanderers.
Next up for Treaty United is a Munster derby when they travel to St Colman's Park to face Cobh Ramblers on Friday night next, 7.45pm.
Following the game on Friday night, Leader Sport's Oisin Nolan caught up with Treaty United manager Tommy Barrett
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