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11 Sept 2025
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IT HAS been a season to remember for Treaty United and Jillian O'Toole. The Treaty captain will lead her side out to battle when 'The Shannonsiders' face Bohemians in the Sports Direct FAI Cup semi-final.
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The Limerick side will travel to the capital on Saturday to face a Bohemians at 4pm, with the game being broadcast live on TG4.
For New Jersey native O'Toole and her Treaty United teammates, it has been a real positive end to the season and Russell's charges show no signs of slowing down.
Treaty sit in fifth place in the SSE Airtricity Women's Premier Division, level on points with fourth place Wexford Youths and one point behind third place Galway United.
'The Shannonsiders' have enjoyed a record-breaking league campaign accumulating the club's highest ever points tally (32), with four games still to play.
Should Treaty progress on Saturday, it will be the club's first appearance at an FAI Cup final. 'The Shannonsiders' reached the semi-final stage of the competition in 2020 where they were beaten 2-0 by Munster rivals Cork City.
Sean Russell's side will be hoping to go one better this time around with Athlone Town and Shamrock Rovers locking horns in the competition's other semi-final pairing.
Kick-off in Dalymount Park is at 4pm and the match will be broadcast live on TG4.
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