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The Treaty United Women's team drew 1-1 with Athlone Town at the Markets Field in the Women's Premier Division on Wednesday night.
WATCH MORE: Treaty United manager Sean Russell reacts to draw against Athlone Town
Katie Lawlee continued her fine form when she netted an equaliser for the Shannonsiders on the stroke of half-time, cancelling out Kayleigh Shine's opener after seven minutes.
The result leaves Treaty fifth in the Women's Premier Division table on 22 points, one point ahead of fifth placed Shamrock Rovers, with the Dublin side having played two games more than their Limerick counterparts.
Sean Russell and his management team will have plenty of positives to dwell on as they head into a two-week break, their next outing a league tie against DLR Waves on August 9 at the Markets Field.
They face the same opposition a week later on August 16 when they travel to the capital to face DLR Waves in the quarter-finals of the FAI Cup.
After the match Limerick Leader Sports' Oisín Nolan caught up with Treaty United goalscorer Katie Lawlee.
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