Former Irish international Meabh De Burca (@MeabhDeBurca) joins Breifne to dissect a weekend of late goals, spoiled parties, and standout performances across the Women’s Premier Division.

⚽ Match Highlights

🔴 Peamount United 1–0 Athlone Town

Champions Athlone’s unbeaten run is no more.

Eleanor Ryan Doyle broke hearts with a late goal to seal all three points in Greenogue and deny the title holders a perfect finish to the season.

🔵 Galway United 3–0 Waterford FC

A dominant Tribeswomen display.

Emma Doherty bagged a brace, and Amanda Smyth added a thunderbolt as Maeve O’Sullivan stood tall in the Waterford goal to keep the score respectable. Galway could easily have had more.

🟣 Sligo Rovers 2–3 DLR Waves

End-to-end action in the Showgrounds!

Both teams led, but it was Michelle Doonan’s late strike that gave the Waves a dramatic win. Sligo will look back at a missed penalty with regret.

⚫ Treaty United 1–1 Bohemians

A scrappy, intense affair at the Market’s Field.

Ciara Breslin looked to have handed Treaty a rare win, but a well-placed header from Róisín McGovern salvaged a deserved draw for a dominant Bohs.

🟢 Cork City 1–2 Shamrock Rovers

Drama in Cobh.

Aine O'Gorman and Jamie Thompson gave Rovers control, but a Christina Dring hustle goal brought Cork back into it. Maria Reynolds' backpass and red card late on summed up a chaotic end for the hosts.

🔴 Shelbourne 2–1 Wexford FC

Aoibheann Clancy the late show star.

After Mackenzie Anthony and Ellen Molloy traded goals, Clancy pounced late to keep the Reds in fine form heading toward the final stretch.

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