Ireland duo Jarrett and Barrett open goalscoring accounts as Wexford and Peamount prevail
Both Rianna Jarrett and Amber Barrett were on target on Saturday as the 2019 Women’s National League campaign got underway.
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Both Rianna Jarrett and Amber Barrett were on target on Saturday as the 2019 Women’s National League campaign got underway.
Áine O’Gorman and Peamount United get their 2019 Women’s National League campaign underway this evening.
We go again, with Wexford Youths eyeing three in-a-row in 2019.
Rianna Jarrett starred during a 2018 campaign where Wexford Youths collected the WNL title, FAI Cup and Development Shield.
Katrina Parrock reflects on scoring the winning goal for Wexford Youths in the Women’s FAI Cup final.
Tom Elmes’ side secured the Women’s FAI Cup on Sunday afternoon to add to their Women’s National League title.
Ireland and Peamount United striker Amber Barrett looks ahead to today’s Women’s FAI Cup final and reflects on a whirlwind 18 months.
Wexford Youths manager Tom Elmes moved to Ireland aged 21 from Birmingham. On Sunday he will try and secure a league and cup double at the Aviva Stadium.
Galway and Limerick played their final WNL game of the season on Sunday, but a goalkeeping coach and another local man had to act as the referee’s assistants.
Wexford captain Kylie Murphy looks ahead to Sunday’s Women’s FAI Cup final against Peamount United.
It is the team’s first trophy in five years.
Dora Gorman discusses captaining Ireland at World Cups and European Championships, playing gaelic for Galway and recently graduating top of her class at UCD.
Previously a separate entity, Cork City Women’s FC has now fully merged with Cork City.
Laura Heffernan’s side had to beat leaders Peamount United to be crowned champions.
Emily Cahill of UCD Waves speaks to The42 about yesterday’s Women’s National League game, which was abandoned after no referee showed up.
Spot-kicks saw Mark Leavy’s side secure their fourth piece of silverware in the last two seasons.
Shelbourne Ladies earned a dramatic 0-0 draw with group favourites Medyk Konin.
The WNL champions will also face opposition from Poland and Finland in the qualifying group stage.
Clare Shine on her move back to Cork City FC from Glasgow, the Ireland WNT and her career-threatening injuries.
Ireland’s new manager Colin Bell made an impressive start by guiding Ireland to their highest ever finish at the Cyprus Cup this week.
They beat Peamount United 2-1 today to top off an unbeaten season and win the double.
A 3-1 win over UCD Waves saw them clinch the WNL title for the first time and add it to their recent Womens FAI Cup victory.
Wexford Youths player Ruth Fahy discusses the challenges facing women’s football in Ireland.
Tallaght Stadium hosted a play-off between the two top clubs in the Women’s National League this afternoon.
The 22-year-old is joining Houston Dash from Glasgow City.
The Gunners’ latest signing Katie McCabe begins life at her new club this week.
Jessica Gleeson’s 35-yard strike was enough to earn the Irish club victory over Lithuanian side Gintra.
We spoke to manager Will Doyle ahead of their qualifying group stage opener in Poland.
The domestic Women’s National League has never received so much attention.
There’s no shortage of talent in our domestic league.
The WNL title holders were paired with English opponents in this afternoon’s draw.
The Peamount United striker has been praised by the likes of Gary Lineker for her strike against Wexford Youths.
There were wins for Raheny United, DLR Waves and Wexford Youths during the first round of fixtures in 2013.
With league leaders Peamount United not in action, the north Dubliners came away from Turner’s Cross with a 3-0 win to close the gap at the top.
The meanest defence face the most devastating attack on Slaneyside as Wexford collide with leaders Peamount for the second time this term.
All eyes will be on Morton Stadium tonight as the league champions host the recently crowned FAI Cup winners.
Noelle Murray was the hero at Dalymount Park this afternoon.
“It’s kind of like a Celtic-Rangers thing. North Dublin versus South Dublin. We always know when the Raheny games are coming up and we think about those games a lot.”
Sara Lawlor and Stephanie Roche each bagged a brace as Eileen Gleeson’s side went top of the table.
The champions face DLR Waves, hoping to reel in Rahey’s lead at the top.