A fifth consecutive league win for the midlanders leaves them two points off the top.
Athlone Town have an outside chance of winning the Women's National League this coming weekend.
They were 1-0 winners in the late kick off on Saturday after seeing Peamount and Wexford draw.
That goal came courtesy of Muireann Devaney:
The goal that keeps us in the hunt for the WNL going into the final match of the season#LOITV #ATAFC ##CmonTheTown #WNL pic.twitter.com/mQrlh0mxz9
— Athlone Town AFC (@AthloneTownAFC) October 23, 2022
The results from the penultimate round leaves Shelbourne top of the league with Wexford a point behind in second, and Tommy Hewitt's side in third a further point off.
The midlanders will need to win their last match away to Bohs, and hope that Shels and Wexford draw against each other.
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