The win means Town are back on top of the Premier Division table.
Athlone Town returned to the top of the Women's Premier Division last night.
Lily Agg's side played out a 1-1 draw at home to Shelbourne, which was enough for them leapfrog Galway United in the standings.
Dana Scheriff scored her 12th goal of the season on the stroke of half time, before Offaly's Becky Watkins levelled in the second half.
Galway United have a game in hand on Town.
The midlanders return to action away to Cork City from Turner's Cross at 3:00pm this Saturday.
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