Friday 2 December 2022
Alannah McEvoy follows Áine O’Gorman and Summer Lawless to the Hoops.
Rovers will enter the WNL season for the first time in 2023.
It brings to an end the Wicklow native’s fourth spell at the club.
Alex Kavanagh finished the campaign strongly.
There will be 11 teams in the WNL from next season.
There was plenty of drama on the final day of the league.
Youths, Shels, Peamount and Athlone all still in title contention following wins on Saturday.
O’Neill led UCD to a men’s First Division title in 2018.
Shelbourne also snatched a late winner to move within one point of the top.
Wexford Youths took over from champions after a 5-1 victory over Cork City.
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.
Noel King’s Champions League-bound side ran out 4-0 winners over Treaty United.
Sligo secured a surprise 3-2 win over Noel King’s side.
Champions League football was a long-time ambition for the World Cup winner, with Arsene Wenger the catalyst to her decision.
Elsewhere, there were wins for Athlone Town, Bohemians and Galway WFC.
Dearbháile Beirne levelled matters in the 95th minute.
Noelle Murray scored four goals, as Treaty United were well beaten.
There were wins for Cork City, Wexford Youths and Peamount as Shelbourne’s lead at the top is cut to five points.
Drama in Series 12 as Bohemians pick up a impressive win against Peamount, Shelbourne continue their winning streak and Galway narrowly beat The Waves.
Elsewhere, Athlone Town grabbed their fifth win in a row.
There were also wins for DLR Waves, Galway and Wexford Youths today.
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?
Shels were 5-0 winners over Treaty United, while Bohemians held Peas to a 1-1 draw.
Saoirse Noonan and Keeva Keenan scored the Reds’ goals in the first half.
Elsewhere, DLR Waves recorded a big result against champions Shelbourne.
It was a day to remember for Ellen Molloy, while elsewhere there were wins for Peamount and Shelbourne.
The Peamount United star has scored four goals in five games so far this season.
There were wins for Shels, Cork City and Galway today, while Peas enjoyed a statement 4-0 victory over Wexford Youths last night.
A 6-0 defeat in their first-ever league game will now be recorded as a victory.
Republic of Ireland international and Peamount United star Áine O’Gorman assesses all things WNL, on and off the pitch.
DLR Waves also won today, while Bohs and Athlone played out a 1-1 draw at Dalymount Park.
‘It’s not just a challenge for our league, it’s a challenge for the men’s league as well – if players want to go and earn a living, it’s generally abroad.’
The biggest prizes in the women’s domestic game will be dished out on LOI TV from 8pm.
The Wexford Youth teenager has scored 14 league goals this season.
Éabha O’Mahony on her big decision to move to the US.
Kylie Murphy, Pearl Slattery, and their Wexford Youths and Shelbourne sides face off in today’s FAI Cup final.
The champions’ manager Noel King is nominated for Manager of the Year, however, as is Jessie Stapleton for Young Player of the Year.
Shelbourne captain Pearl Slattery speaks to Dave Donnelly after her side captured the WNL crown over the weekend.
The defending champions surrendered a two-goal lead at PRL Park.
Jess Gargan and her side are facing into a title deciding weekend, and then the FAI Cup final – playing Wexford Youths on both occasions.
