Galway Cup 2023 - Day 2 Action Review - The Home of Irish Football
Eoin Horkan gives you a glimpse of all the games on day 2 of the Galway Cup 2023
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Galway Cup 2023 - Day 1 Action Review - The Home of Irish Football
The opening day of the Galway Cup was it usual eclectic mix, with great weather, goals galore and thrills all round.
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Galway Cup 2023: A showcase of promising talent - The Home of Irish Football
The renowned Galway Cup springs into action at 9:00 am this Wednesday, with Salthill Devon proudly hosting the esteemed event once again.
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U15s Beat Leeds at Galway Cup - Ipswich Town News
Town’s U15s beat Leeds United 1-0 in their second game at the Galway Cup this afternoon.
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Daryl Horgan makes his League of Ireland return signing for Dundalk - The Home of Irish Football
Daryl Horgan has rejoined Dundalk FC following the expiration of his contract with Wycombe Wanderers.
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Fab Could Stay With Town - Ipswich Town News
Released defender Fabian Wilnis has revealed he could still have a role to play at Portman Road next season. Wilnis is deciding whether to take up a position as a club ambassador or continue playing professionally elsewhere.
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'I didn't know women could get paid to play football' · The 42
Ex-Irish international and new RTÉ pundit Méabh De Búrca reflects on her career in football and how the game has grown immeasurably since she started out.
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From washing men's underwear to playing at sold-out Sydney stadiums: Ireland's winding road to the Women's World Cup – The Irish Times
The Republic of Ireland women’s soccer team have, like their sport, come a long way
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FLORIDA STATE'S HEATHER PAYNE NAMED IRELAND'S YOUNG WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL PLAYER OF THE YEAR
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- Florida State senior Heather Payne was named Ireland’s Young Women’s International Player of the Year at the 33rd FAI International Awards on Tuesday in her home country. A native of Ballinasloe, Payne helped the Republic of Ireland senior women’s team qualify for the upcoming FIFA World Cup for the first time. Payne earned third team All-ACC honors as a defender for the Seminoles as a senior last season. She played in 18 games for FSU’s 2022 College Cup team...
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