By Gerard Mulreaney (@gerardmulreaney)
After last weeks postponement the Donegal Women’s League will finally kick off their U17 league campaign this weekend with a long trip to the capital on Sunday to face Shamrock Rovers. Continue reading “Donegal U17 women set to kickstart their season”
By Gerard Mulreaney (@gerardmulreaney)
History will be made on Sunday when Carlow/Kilkenny take to the pitch for the first time as they take on DLR Waves in their Women’s National U17 League clash at Marley Park. It follows the successful transition of their U15 and U17 boys teams in the SSE Airtricity League. Continue reading “Carlow/Kilkenny U17 Women set to make history this weekend”
By Gerard Mulreaney (@gerardmulreaney)
Anyone who watched the 2017 Women’s FAI Cup Final between Cork City and UCD Waves at the Aviva Stadium would have seen a quality performance by Waves midfielder Chloe Mustaki. Continue reading “Mustaki relishing new opportunity in England with Charlton Athletic”
By Harry Shorthose @(harrysarticles)
Wexford Youths are the 2019 So Hotels FAI Women’s Cup Champions with a Lauren Kelly brace and a Kylie Murphy solo effort giving them back to back titles. Continue reading ““I had a feeling she was going to get one,” Elmes”
By Harry Shorthose (@harrysarticles)
Former Peamount United player, Lauren Kelly came back to haunt her old club as she struck twice, once in each half, to see the Youths beat their rivals in what was a great advert for Women’s soccer at the Aviva Stadium. Continue reading “Kelly comes back to haunt Peas”
By Gerard Mulreaney (@gerardmulreaney)
The Republic of Ireland might not have qualified for this summer’s FIFA Women’s World Cup finals in France, but the game in Ireland is on the up. Continue reading “Women’s football on the up”
By Gerard Mulreaney (@gerardmulreaney)
Cork City have added to their already impressive forward line, which already includes Christina Dring, Eadaoin Lyons, Lauren Egbuloniu and Saoirse Noonan, with the addition of Nadine Seward to the Senior ranks, following a 13-goal haul for the clubs under 17 side. Continue reading “Seward added to Cork City squad ahead of their Cup campaign”
By Chloe Mustaki (@CMustaki)
The Ireland Women’s Universities Squad recently took part in the 2019 FISU Summer Universiade in Naples. Dave Connell’s side defied the odds by reaching the semi-finals, losing on penalties to Russia. Ultimately, the Irish girls had to settle for fourth place, a remarkable achievement in itself. Continue reading “Ireland Universities captain Chloe Mustaki talks about their amazing run to the semi-finals of the World University Games”
By Lauren Egbuloniu
Just four days after her 17th birthday Cork City and Ireland Under 17 International striker Lauren Egbuloniu got injured in a SÓ Hotels Women’s National League game against Limerick. Lauren takes up the story; Continue reading “Cork City star Lauren Egbuloniu talks about her injury setback”
By Gerard Mulreaney (@gerardmulreaney)
When the top two sides in the league meet, in any country in the world, it’s either a mistake or some individual brilliance that decides the outcome. Continue reading “Peamount striker Ryan-Doyle happy to score the winner against Wexford”
