All over. Shelbourne are the champions!

Shelbourne already celebrating in Tolka! Still two minutes to go here but highly unlikely Peas will come back now

Louise Masterson has had to come off injured

Emma Starr is the TG4 player of the match

5 minutes added time

Yellow for Smyth Lynch

Edging closer to the final whistle, there's an aura of disbelief ongoing as to the collapse of Peamount here

Cohen off for Galway, replaced by Conolly

Masterson on, Doyle off

Callanan scores! And its 5-2 to Galway

Watkins on Moloney off for Peas

GOAL GALWAY! Russel curls it into the far corner

Slevin enters the fray for Galway as Therese Kinnevey makes way

Around 20 minutes to go in Greenogue and its all heating up!

Aoife Thompson off, Callanan on for Galway. Smyth Lynch on for McEvoy and Kelly replaces Roche

Reid Burke having to make a lot more saves in the last few minutes

Galway pushing on since that goal, Starr in particular looking lethal

GOAL! GALWAY! Brennan gives them the lead

O'flaherty earns Galway a corner

Ruddy back in action, taking the frees for Peas once again

Wexford have got one back in Tolka Park as play resumes in PLR after a few minutes of a pause

Wexford have got one back in Tolka Park as play resumes in PLR after a few minutes of a pause

Chance for Peamount is collected by Cohen. Ruddy now down injured and receiving treatment

Galway on the attack and Thompson strikes but Ried Burke makes a fantastic save

Nervy start for Peamount since the break, they now need to score (and win) to prevent a playoff

There's been another goal in Tolka as Shels bag a third! Stoppage here in Greenouge as O'Flahety receives treatment

2nd half underway

Halftime in PLR Park. It's been a stellar one so far and if things remain as is we'll be going to a playoff given Shels lead in Tolka Park

Two minutes added time

Free in for Galway and the ball into the box is cleared

Back on an even keel, its all to play for for Galway against Peamount here, but also for Shelbourne's title hopes

5 minutes until half time! McKey equalises

O'Flaherty down the other end has an opportunity but Peas cut it out and go on the break. O'Gorman shoots one towards Cohen's goal but its out wide

McEvoy through on goal but Galway cut it out

An air of quiet has descended on Greenogue after that goal, Galway growing into the game as we speak

Goal! Stunning outside of the boot strike by Starr there on the edge of the box! Just when it looked like it was a wasted chance for Galway after coming off McKey they make good on it

Savannah McCarthy doing dogged work at the minute, trying to drag her side forward while also remaining steadfast at the back

Cleared by McCarthy

Corner for Peas

Another free kick for Ruddy

Some excellent skill from O'Gorman outside of the box there

In North Dublin Shels have just doubled their lead via a Noelle Murray penalty, while in Greenogue Peas continue to look for a more attacking threat

In Tolka Park Jessica Stapleton has just made it 1-0 thanks to a corner

Roche strikes one towards Cohen but she gathers it with ease

Sloppy goal to concede there by Galway as Ruddy catches Cohen off guard with a free kick

High press being employed by both sides. Doyle tires to find Alannah McEvoy in the box there with a low cross but its out for a corner

Doyle's header there goes just over the bar

McKey brought down in the box and there's a penalty call but the referee is having none of it

McCartan sees a long range effort collected by Cohen

GOAL! Tiegan Ruddy's cross finds Aine O'Gorman's head and it lands in the back of the net. An early stronghold on the title clash for the home side

A battle in the opening stages, both sides keen to push forward but when the nerves drown out as the game progresses it will be interesting to see who emerges on top of the breakdown

Chance for Peas early on but Galway boot the ball away

The teams are in and we're ready to go! David Dunne the referee tonight

Coverage is now starting live on TG4!

Under the bright lights of TG4 its all to play for in Greenogue and while Noel King and co battle for top place if Peas secure all three points it will have been to no avail.

On the flipside Leah Hayes Cohen has four clean sheets so far this year, and will need to be in top form again this evening if the visitors are to emerge with a share of the spoils.

Lynsey McKey and Aussie rules export Rachel Kearns lead the fray in that regard for Galway on six goals apiece, with Emma Starr (3), Aoife Thompson (2) and Kate Slevin (2) in hot pursuit.

O’Gorman herself is also involved in the golden boot race, which she is currently leading with 15 nets to her name.

Last time the two met a routine 3-0 victory surfaced for Peamount in a game where Stephanie Roche bagged a brace which was ultimately topped off by captain Aine O’Gorman.

United’s last tie also finished in a draw, a 0-0 stalemate with DLR Waves. A goalkeeping exhibition from Eve Badana on show in that one, their strike-force will be hoping to be flying on all cylinders again today.

Coming off the back of a 1-1 deadlock with Athlone Town the Eamonn Deacy Park outfit have one draw, two wins and two losses in their last five matches, adequately summing up their middle of the table conclusion of sixth place.

Given their impeccable form throughout the season many had pegged the Peas as the outright winners some time ago but today’s fixture has proven to be a vital decider, the Westerners the ones in theory who could prevent their glory.

Kicking off at the same time are Shelbourne and Wexford Youths and with the Reds still in with a shot at the trophy too it’s sure to be a tense 90 minutes of action tonight.

All eyes are upon Peamount United versus Galway WFC this evening as the reigning champions look to seal this year’s WNL title at PLR Park come 7:30p.m. My name is Alanna Cunnane and I'm bringing you tonight's match commentary!