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# WNL

Last week
21st May 2023 - 27th May 2023
# WNL
Mid-season managerial change at DLR Waves as Laura Heffernan takes charge
Graham Kelly departs to take up a new position with St Patrick’s Athletic.
This month
May 2023
# WNL
Late winner sends Peas clear at the top, Sarah Rowe on target in Bohs scalp
Shamrock Rovers stay within a point at the top, while Shelbourne and Sligo Rovers also recorded victories in the Women’s Premier Division.
March
March 2023
# Wrap
Peamount stay perfect, Shels drop more points and big win for Treaty
It was another busy Saturday in the Women’s Premier Division.
# around the grounds
Dominant Peamount and Athlone cruise to wins, Shels and Rovers all square
In the LOI First Division, Waterford drew with Bray Wanderers, while Finn Harps defeated Longford Town.
# North American Influence
Land of opportunity - Why so many Canadians are coming to Ireland to play football
Anne-Marie Ulliac is one of over 20 new overseas arrivals to the Women’s Premier Division.
# Bohemians
Mayo star Sarah Rowe addresses speculations of trying to make World Cup soccer squad
‘For me, it’s about reaching my potential in soccer,’ the player insists.
# Interview
Sarah Rowe focused on new Bohs career rather than World Cup 'narrative'
‘For me, it’s about reaching my potential in soccer,’ the Mayo multi-sport star insists.
# WNL
O'Gorman grabs winner for Shamrock Rovers, Shels hit Cork City for six
Bohemians and Wexford Youths both won 1-0 away from home.
# Mental Health
‘I went up to training one Saturday morning and I just started roaring crying’
Peamount’s Avril Brierley on how cognitive behavioural therapy aided her as a footballer and person.
# Preview
Shamrock Rovers’ impact: ‘I don’t see their entry into the league as bad news’
Several players give their thoughts on the Hoops’ introduction ahead of the Women’s Premier Division kicking off.
This year
2023
# Savannah affair
'One of the best defenders in the country' signs for Shamrock Rovers
Republic of Ireland international Savannah McCarthy becomes the latest top player to join the Hoops.
# Emily Corbet
Wexford Youths make statement of intent by signing 2022 WNL Player of the Year
Elsewhere, Dundalk FC have announced Brian Gartland as the club’s new head of football operations.
Last year
2022
# WNL
Abbie Larkin among 7 new Shamrock Rovers signings
Shelbourne this week expressed disappointment at the 17-year-old’s decision to leave their club.
# WNL
Shelbourne 'disappointed' after Irish international's re-signing U-turn
Abbie Larkin is now departing the back-to-back Women’s National League champions.
# LOI
Shamrock Rovers away to Sligo as FAI reveal opening weekend Premier Division fixtures
The opening fixtures for the WNL and First Division have also been released.
# new chapter
Shamrock Rovers announce latest WNL signing as arrivals from Peamount continue
Alannah McEvoy follows Áine O’Gorman and Summer Lawless to the Hoops.
# Pen to Paper
Aine O'Gorman joins Shamrock Rovers for new WNL season
Rovers will enter the WNL season for the first time in 2023.
# Wave Goodbye
Ireland international Áine O'Gorman leaves Peamount
It brings to an end the Wicklow native’s fourth spell at the club.
# Star
Shelbourne double winner caps stunning season with Player of the Month award
Alex Kavanagh finished the campaign strongly.
# Signing Up
FAI confirm Shamrock Rovers and Galway United to join Women's National League
There will be 11 teams in the WNL from next season.
# Shels Bells
Shelbourne complete back-to-back Women's National League success after big Wexford Youths win
There was plenty of drama on the final day of the league.
# WNL
Wexford Youths retain their slight advantage as WNL title thriller continues
Youths, Shels, Peamount and Athlone all still in title contention following wins on Saturday.
# WNL
Collie O'Neill to lead Shamrock Rovers women's team in 2023
O’Neill led UCD to a men’s First Division title in 2018.
# WNL
Three points separate top four in WNL after Athlone stun leaders Wexford
Shelbourne also snatched a late winner to move within one point of the top.
# WNL
Shelbourne knocked off top spot as Stephanie Roche strikes late
Wexford Youths took over from champions after a 5-1 victory over Cork City.
# Fairytale
'I can't believe it actually happened to me, and for it to be the winning goal is surreal'
American legend Heather O’Reilly came out of retirement to play in the Champions League, and tonight scored the winning goal for Shelbourne in the competition.
# Wrap
Wexford claim late win over Galway, Shelbourne's league title defence back on track
Noel King’s Champions League-bound side ran out 4-0 winners over Treaty United.
# Frustration
Former USA superstar's Irish debut ends in disappointment as Shelbourne stunned by Sligo
Sligo secured a surprise 3-2 win over Noel King’s side.
# massive news
Former USA superstar Heather O'Reilly Shelbourne bound after retirement u-turn
Champions League football was a long-time ambition for the World Cup winner, with Arsene Wenger the catalyst to her decision.
# Abbie Larkin
17-year-old super sub's hat-trick helps Shelbourne extend their lead at the top
Elsewhere, there were wins for Athlone Town, Bohemians and Galway WFC.
# WNL
Last-gasp goal from super sub salvages draw for Peamount at DLR Waves
Dearbháile Beirne levelled matters in the 95th minute.
# easy
Shels earn emphatic 10-0 win to extend lead at top
Noelle Murray scored four goals, as Treaty United were well beaten.
# WNL
Shelbourne stumble while Roche hat-trick helps Peamount to comprehensive victory
There were wins for Cork City, Wexford Youths and Peamount as Shelbourne’s lead at the top is cut to five points.
# WNL
Champions Shelbourne see off Cork with Noonan in inspirational form
Drama in Series 12 as Bohemians pick up a impressive win against Peamount, Shelbourne continue their winning streak and Galway narrowly beat The Waves.
# WNL
Youths and Peas share spoils in thriller as Shelbourne gain revenge over DLR Waves
Elsewhere, Athlone Town grabbed their fifth win in a row.
# WNL
Athlone Town shock Peamount, Noonan's deft flick helps Shels stretch lead
There were also wins for DLR Waves, Galway and Wexford Youths today.
# Big Weekend
High drama in store on defining days in the title races both sides of the water
Can Katie McCabe’s Arsenal snatch the WSL title at the death, and will her former club Shelbourne take a massive step towards defending their WNL trophy?
# title race
Shelbourne move clear at the top as Peamount drop two points at home
Shels were 5-0 winners over Treaty United, while Bohemians held Peas to a 1-1 draw.
# top of the table
Champions Shelbourne secure vital three points in Wexford
Saoirse Noonan and Keeva Keenan scored the Reds’ goals in the first half.
# Flying High
Five-star O'Gorman leads the way as Peamount fire eight goals past Cork City
Elsewhere, DLR Waves recorded a big result against champions Shelbourne.