Early Goal of the Season contenders and endless positives as Ireland's top-flight kicks off
Goals – 17 to be precise – late drama and talent galore on show in the Women’s National League so far.
Goals – 17 to be precise – late drama and talent galore on show in the Women’s National League so far.
DLR Waves star Katie Burdis delves deeper into her mental health struggles, and stresses the importance of speaking up.
Holders Peamount United open their title defence at Wexford Youths tomorrow. Here’s The42′s season preview.
‘It kind of feels like we’re only just getting started,’ says the Peamount United and Ireland star.
Rachel Baynes has also joined from Galway Women’s FC.
The FAI explained the process in a statement this evening.
Shelbourne’s new signing on her decision to step away from the Cork ladies footballers as she targets an international breakthrough.
The 2021 SSE Airtricity Women’s National League fixtures have been unveiled.
Elsewhere in WNL news, DLR manager Graham Kelly has signed a new two-year contract.
The domestic league is amateur, with many players having to cover some of their own costs to represent their clubs.
SSE Airtricity’s new deal runs for two years and it will be the first time that the men’s and women’s elite leagues have shared a sponsor.
Shels finished the 2020 campaign as runners-up, five points behind champions Peamount.
Kilkenny pair Karen Duggan and Ellen Molloy claimed the Player and Young Player of the Season awards respectively.
The young player equivalent also has serious talent on the shortlist.
The Women’s National League’s top two battle it out for the silverware tomorrow night.
Peamount United ensured the 2020 Women’s National League title race remains interesting as they closed the gap on leaders Shelbourne today.
Saoirse Noonan followed up yesterday’s heroics for Cork’s Gaelic footballers with both goals in victory over Treaty United.
Isibeal Atkinson scored a brace at Tolka Park as the hosts won 5-0.
Phase Two of the Women’s National League kicked off today.
There were two matches in the Women’s National League this afternoon.
Elsewhere in the First Division, Longford and Drogheda played out a draw.
Elsewhere, Athlone Town won their first-ever WNL game and Cork City earned their first points of the season.
Niamh Kenna struck to give Bohs an equaliser before half-time, but they were unable to keep Treaty at bay for long.
Shelbourne battled to a 2-1 win over Wexford Youths to maintain their three-point advantage atop the Women’s National League table.
Elsewhere, Limerick outfit Treaty United earned a shock win away to DLR Waves.
Precautionary measures are being taken in the Women’s National League.
Galway were 3-0 winners against Athlone in the night’s other game.
The reigning champions convincingly overcame Cork City today.
Aoife Thompson was on the double for the Tribeswomen.
Galway WFC captain Keara Cormican on a big 2020 season, her own football journey and teaching through the Covid-19 crisis.
Shelbourne were too good for Cork City in the opening game of the new season.
The history-making side’s captain, Niamh Kenna, is back in the top-flight after a six-year hiatus.
Shelbourne captain and Ireland U17 coach Pearl Slattery is raring to go in the new season.
The Dublin club are embarking on their inaugural season in the Women’s National League.
Cork City Women’s coach Áine O’Donovan on being diagnosed with JIA.
Ireland manager Vera Pauw should be here to stay.
Catherine Cronin and Ciara Grant are working in hospitals through the crisis.
Originally scheduled to begin on 14 March, plans to start the campaign on the weekend of 28 June have been announced today.
‘I’d love to be able to come home one day and play professionally,’ says Arsenal star Katie McCabe.
The Irish international has returned to her old club ahead of the new WNL season.