Athlone have taken four points from their long-weekend fixtures.
Athlone Town are now ten games unbeaten but will be reflecting on another pair of points dropped after their latest outing in the League of Ireland.
The midlanders led Finn Harps until the 88th minute thanks to a Giddeon Tetteh strike.
Harps struck late to equalise through Patrick Ferry to ensure they claimed a share of the spoils.
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Last night, UCD and league leaders Cork City failed to take advantage of Athlone's draw, finishing scoreless, while Bray were 3-1 winners against Cobh, Kerry beat Treaty United 2-1, and Wexford and Longford finished 2-2.
Despite beating Cork on Friday, Town have now been pegged back to a draw after leading in three of their last four games.
Their next outing in the First Division is at home to Wexford on Friday.
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