DLR Waves

Like, We come into the league and you're looking at who's going to be, you know, at the start of the season, you're looking at who's going to be near the bottom.

And unfortunately, and I don't mean any disrespect by this, but like the last couple of years we've been, you know, Cork City, Waterford, DLR waves are probably going to be around the bottom three.

You might

have a slug of rovers.

You know, you don't know, but...

Yeah, I think it's almost hard for us to assess their season against others and say, oh, well, this year they were poor at this or they were poor at that.

It's become very difficult for DLR waves, as we know.

You look at the games they won.

Level with Galway United ahead of them on 42 points.

This weekend marks the final round of the season for the Women's Premier Division, with four games at 5 o'clock today, as Bowles hosts Rovers in the last up-and-down season in Dalyman Park, Treaty United take on DLR Waves, Wexford take on Waterford, and champions at Lone Town play Cork City and Lizzie Woolen.

Two games are moved to tomorrow due to weather conditions, and will be played at 3 o'clock, as Slugger Rovers welcome Piedmont United to the showgrounds, while Levelon Points, Galway United and Shelbourne face off at Eamon DC Park for second place, and a spot in next year's UEFA Women's Europa Cup.

The First Division play-offs also begin today with first leg action in the semi-finals as second place UCD travel to Bishopsgate to play fifth place Longford Town at half seven while play-off newcomers Kerry host third place Bray Wanderers at 7.45. On Tuesday the second legs kick off at 7.45 with UCD hosting Longford Town at the bowl and Bray Wanderers welcome Kerry to the Carlisle grounds.

Indeed.

Mike, Treaty United's women's side round out their season tomorrow against DLR Waves.

It's been a pretty positive campaign for them, right?

Yeah, I think for two seasons in a row now, Paul, they've done remarkably well.

3D have held their own yet again this season I think the performances of two Limerick players in particular they should be in the team of the season come the end of it Katie Lawley has been a sensation she's scored phenomenal goals and also of course young Madison McGowan who's gone on to even bigger international things this season in captaining the Republic of Ireland under-17 team.

They've propelled Treaty into a consistent top-six team.

And look, they should finish off with a win against DLR Waves, who haven't had the best season tomorrow afternoon.

And the good news from a Treaty point of view, who become Limerick FC for the 2027 season, like the men's side, is that the manager... remains consistent so Laurie Ryan will keep her position for next season and in fairness she's had a very very good first season for a young manager and that will help keep the squad together going into next season and fingers crossed Paul they're rounded off with a home win against DLR tomorrow and it'll cap a fine season for the Treaty women's side

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SB of the Week? There was, so on Saturday, there was the last round of fixtures for the women's Premier Division, and DLR Waves were playing Wexico, and all the matches were meant to kick off at 3 o'clock, and just before the match started, it was happening up in the UCD Bowl, and somebody realized that they couldn't possibly start the game because the rugby goals were still up, or whatever you call them.

So how the fuck does that happen? You rock up to a game and the right goals aren't even there.

The match ended up being delayed by over an hour because they had to change the goals.

The first leg of both ties will be played next Saturday with the second leg on the 24th of October.

Today it's the penultimate round of the Women's Premier Division as Cork City take on Bowles, DLR Waves host Wexford, Treaty United travel east to play Waterford and Shamrock Rovers welcome Slagarovers to Tala Stadium.

All four of those matches kick off at 3 o'clock, while at 5 o'clock, Piment United play Galway United, and it's second versus first as FAI Cup winner Shelburne welcome league winners at Lontown to Stoke Park at 7.35.

In the National League today in Group 1, Home Farm DCU play Mervy United at 2, while Bonnickie United take on Cockhill Celtic at 5.