Treaty United’s fixture list for the 2020 Women’s National League has been released.
David Rooney’s side will begin their season with a trip to Peamount United on 8 August before a break on matchday two.
The first game for the club at Markets Field will see Cork City visit on 19 August.
Treaty United will then travel to Dublin to face DLR Waves and host Bohemians before the end of August.
Moving into September, the side face Athlone Town away from home on 5 September before Wexford Youths make the trip to Limerick eight days later.
Rooney’s team will play Galway WFC (a) and Shelbourne (h) before the first phase of the league concludes on 12 October.
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