It was the national competition that took center stage this weekend.
It was a a largely disappointing weekend for the midlands clubs in national competition with only Willow Park emerging with a victory.
The Athlone side recorded a comfortable 5-2 victory in the first round of the LFA Women's Junior Shield.
Meanwhile in the same competition Killeigh Rovers suffered a heavy defeat away to Baldoyle Utd and in the LFA Women's Junior Cup 3rd Round, Mill Celtic beat Ballymackey 3-1.
And finally, in the FAI Junior Cup 4th round Monksland Utd lost out to a narrow defeat to Templeogue Utd 1-0.
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