Everything You Need to Know Ahead Of Treaty United’s Final All-Island Cup Group Clash!

By Emma Dineen

All photos with thanks to KBD Photos

The Treaty United Senior Women’s team are back at the Markets Field after a month on the road, gearing up for their crucial final All-Island Cup group stage fixture against Glentoran Women. This match is pivotal, as it could determine their progression to the knockout rounds. Here's everything you need to know ahead of this exciting clash.

🗓️ Match Details

Date: Saturday, June 7, 2025
Kick-off Time: 15:00 (3:00 PM)
Venue: Markets Field, Limerick
Admission: https://treatyunitedfc.com/tickets/

How It’s Played Out So Far!

April 26th – Treaty United 0-0 Waterford FC
The Markets Field hosted Waterford for the second time this season, this time with Cup points on the line. Treaty dominated possession, controlled the tempo, and created multiple chances, but the elusive breakthrough never came. Waterford held firm defensively, and the match ended in a stalemate.

May 24th – Athlone Town 0-1 Treaty United
Just weeks after a tough 3–1 league defeat to Athlone Town, Treaty returned stronger and more determined than ever. From the whistle, they dominated, controlling the game with confidence and composure. The breakthrough came late in the 76th minute when Katie Lawlee expertly converted from a corner, securing a vital victory and reigniting Treaty’s hopes in the competition.

Current Group Standings

Glentoran – 6 pts
Treaty United – 4 pts
Waterford FC – 1 pt
Athlone Town – 0 pts

With Athlone Town officially eliminated and Waterford needing a miracle win plus a significant goal swing to advance, the spotlight now shines squarely on the Treaty United vs. Glentoran showdown.

What’s at Stake?

A win for Treaty United would not only secure their progression to the knockout stages but also send a clear message across the entire competition: they’re serious contenders. With the backing of the home crowd at the Markets Field, the team is poised to give their all in this decisive match.

Up Next!

After this crucial fixture, Treaty United will return to league action, facing Wexford FC on Saturday, June 14, 2025, at the Markets Field. This match will be part of a double-header weekend, with the men's team.

Comments

10 Things We've Learnt About Treaty United This Season

By Emma Dineen As the League of Ireland First Division heads well beyond the midway point, Treaty United find themselves at a crucial juncture. With a mix of promise, challenges, and intriguing storylines unfolding, the 2025 campaign has been anything but dull for the Markets Field faithful. From a solid defense to a squad that’s arguably too big, and a star midfielder carrying much of the goal-scoring burden, the first half of the season has given me plenty to think about. Here are 10 things I’ve personally observed about Treaty United so far, and what I believe they mean for their ambitions moving forward… (All Photos From KBD Photos) 1. A Rock-Solid Defensive Spine Keeps Treaty Ticking While much of the chatter around Treaty United in 2025 has focused on their attacking output, it’s the backline that’s provided the real foundation for consistency. A settled core four of Ben Lynch, Eóin Martin, Robbie Lynch, and Evan O’Connor has emerged as the preferred starting four, with Corey Cha...

Playoffs Slipping Through The Fingers: A Turning Point For Treaty?

By Emma Dineen All opinions expressed are 100% my own, unless stated otherwise. It’s been a rough few weeks for Treaty United. Draws upon losses and no league win since early July. With just eight games left, the pressure isn’t just building, it’s biting. Even the online chatter has shifted. Back in spring, fans were buzzing about playoff pushes and the squad’s potential. Now? The conversation is sharper. Criticism of tactics, team selection, even the club’s direction is bubbling up. After nearly five years, the honeymoon period is seemingly coming to a close. Then came Dundalk. What was meant to be another gritty night against the league leaders turned into a collapse for the ages. Treaty’s flaws didn’t just show; they were neon-lit for all to see. Dundalk Run Riot At The Markets Field Just over a month ago, I wrote that Treaty had quietly carved a reputation as one of the league’s trickiest opponents for the big boys. In 2024, Cork City couldn’t lay a glove on them: four meetings, no...

Back for More: Treaty United and Derry City Set for FAI Cup Rematch

By Emma Dineen There’s something different about cup nights in Limerick. The floodlights, the sense of occasion, the chance to defy expectations. This Friday, the Markets Field will once again play host to that magic, as Treaty United welcome Premier Division heavyweights Derry City in a mouth-watering Second Round tie in the 2025 Sports Direct Men’s FAI Cup. A Rivalry Reignited The backdrop to this clash is rich in recent drama. The last time these two sides met in the FAI Cup was in October 2022, under the lights at the Ryan McBride Brandywell Stadium. On that occasion, Derry struck early, with Jamie McGonigle and Brandon Kavanagh putting them 2–0 up inside 16 minutes. Enda Curran pulled one back from the penalty spot after Jack Lynch was fouled, but despite a late surge from the visitors, including a near miss from William Armshaw, Treaty fell just short. Derry marched on to the final, where they would eventually lift the trophy. Two years later, the roles are reversed in some ways....

EmKateDin

Search This Blog