The midlanders were two goal winners over Sligo last time out.
''It's a good start to get the first three points'' says Athlone Town Women's manager Ciaran Kilduff.
The midlanders returned to league action after a 10 week break with a 2-0 win at home to Sligo Rovers on Saturday.
Dana Scheriff and Chloe Singleton scored two first half goals for The Town which leaves them just one point off the top six.
Kilduff says the team has stuff to work on, but it's a positive start:
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