LOUISE QUINN HAS emerged as a fresh injury concern for Ireland, but is expected to play their second World Cup group game against Canada.

The centurion sustained a knock amidst her towering performance in last Thursday’s opening defeat to Australia.

She is currently wearing a protective boot on her left foot as a precautionary measure, but is due to train with the squad in Perth on Monday.

Quinn had ice on her foot — along with a “shiner” around her right eye — in the mixed zone after Thursday’s game at Stadium Australia, Sydney, but assured reporters it was nothing to worry about.

An FAI statement reads: “Defender Louise Quinn travelled from Brisbane to Perth on Sunday wearing a protective boot following a knock picked up in Ireland’s 1-0 loss to Australia.

“She is due to train with the squad on Monday and is expected to be available for the game against Canada on Wednesday.”

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Quinn will partake in a pool session today, and is expected to return to the pitch tomorrow.

Denise O’Sullivan was previously an injury doubt for the Girls In Green, also wearing a protective boot after a shin injury sustained in the abandoned warm-up game against Colombia. She made a full recovery and starred against Australia.

The squad is due to train this evening in Perth.