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Senior Women

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Republic of Ireland Senior Women's International

The Republic of Ireland senior women's' team currently are ranked 34th in the World, in the FIFA international ranking list. Sue Ronan's side are ranked 19th in Europe. They are currently preparing for the FIFA Women's World Cup qualifiers which will kick-off in 2013.

 

Latest Senior Women News

Senior Women's preparations continue

  Republic of Ireland v Northern Ireland – Senior Women’s Training game Sue Ronan’s preparations for next years Euro 2013 qualifiers, continued this weekend, with a ‘training match’ versus Northern Ireland in Banbridge, Co. Down.   The squad consisting of all home-based players got together on Saturday evening for a training session, in which the Bus Eireann Women’s National League club coaches were in attendance for a coaches workshop, ahead of the start of the women’s league.  

Read more: Senior Women's preparations continue

Ronan issues rallying call for Israel Euro qualifier

  Republic of Ireland Women's senior team Head Coach Sue Ronan wants Tallaght Stadium to be rocking on Saturday just like it was for Peamount's UEFA Champions League debut last month.  

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Late goals seal Euro victory for Ireland Women

UEFA Women's Championship senior qualifier Republic of Ireland       2-0     IsraelD. O'Sullivan 74Grant 87   The Republic of Ireland Women's team left it late today at Tallaght Stadium to score the goals against Israel that pushed them up to second place of 2013 UEFA Championship qualification Group 4.  

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Irish women’s squad for EURO qualifier in Tallaght

The Republic of Ireland Women's senior international team will seek to bounce back into contention in the EURO 2013 qualifying tournament after their recent loss to France when they play Israel on Saturday, October 22 at Tallaght Stadium.

Read more: Irish women’s squad for EURO qualifier in Tallaght