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4Mar 21

Ireland have their Weetabix with new deal

Weetabix Food Company has become the Official Cereal of the Football Association of Ireland ahead of the new World Cup qualifying campaigns for Stephen Kenny and Vera Pauw’s squads, encouraging...
22Feb 21

Pauw to lead WNT World Cup bid

The Football Association of Ireland is delighted to announce that Vera Pauw will lead the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup qualification bid after signing a contract extension to remain as Republic of...
23Dec 20

Molloy advocates for the Children's Flu Vaccine

All children aged 2-17 years can now avail of the flu vaccine free of charge from their GP or pharmacist. Joining the campaign to advocate that all children get the free flu vaccine, is Republic of...
1Dec 20

REPORT | Ireland 1-3 Germany

The dream of qualifying for the 2022 UEFA Women's European Championship ended for the Republic of Ireland in Tallaght Stadium as they lost 3-1 to Germany.
30Nov 20

Schools get creative to cheer on WNT

They may be unable to cheer on from inside Tallaght Stadium on Tuesday night due to COVID-19 restrictions, but school children from around the country have gotten creative to inspire the Republic of...
30Nov 20

Preview | WNT v Germany

A victory would see the Republic of Ireland Women’s National Team secure a Qualifying Play-Off spot for the 2022 UEFA Women’s European Championships.
30Nov 20

Stephen McCarthy's top 5 pictures of the Girls in Green

My name is Stephen McCarthy and I’m a staff photographer with the Sportsfile – the official photography agency to the FAI.
30Nov 20

School Kids deliver Fighting Words for WNT

Tasked with writing original poems about football to send to the Republic of Ireland Women's National Team, the 5th Class pupils of Scoil Chomchille, Ballybrack embraced the challenge.
29Nov 20

Media Guide available for WNT v Germany

Check out all of the information that you need to know about the 2022 UEFA Women's European Championship qualifier between Republic of Ireland and Germany.
28Nov 20

WNT receive caps for international service

It may be remembered as the season when COVID-19 hit the world although the Republic of Ireland WNT players who featured in international games during it have a special memento to treasure.

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