WU16s set for double header in Wales

WU16s set for double header in Wales

The Republic of Ireland Women’s Under-16s will travel to Wales for two international friendly games this month.

Head Coach Tom Elmes has assembled a strong group of players for what should be two tough tests as work continues on their development.

Six players called in were part of the Ireland Women’s Under-17 squad who won their three UEFA Women’s Under-17 European Championship qualifiers in Norway last month.

The majority of players in the squad were recently involved in EA SPORTS Women’s Under-17 National Underage League Finals, with Treaty United winning the League and Shelbourne claiming the Shield, while Cork City will take on Peamount United in the Cup.

Republic of Ireland Women’s Under-16 Squad
Goalkeepers: Katie Keane (Shelbourne), Nicole Nix (Treaty United)
Defenders: Aoibhe Fleming (Peamount United), Alice Lillie (Sligo Rovers), Skye Corcoran (Galway WFC), Jill Giles (Peamount United), Heidi Macken (Cork City), Mia McGonnell (Peamount United)
Midfielders: Grace Flanagan (Cork City), Niamh Tyrell (Shamrock Rovers), Ellen Dolan (Peamount United), Aoife Kelly (St Patrick’s, Carlow), Jodie Loughrey (Donegal Women’s League), Ruby Gallagher (Shamrock Rovers), Anna Cantwell (DLR Waves)
Forwards: Lia O’Leary (Shelbourne), Joy Ralph (DLR Waves), Katie Lawlee (Ballingarry AFC), Isabelle Fitzpatrick (Galway WFC)

International Friendly Games
Saturday, November 20 | Wales v Republic of Ireland | KO 16:00
Monday, November 22 | Wales v Republic of Ireland | KO 11:30

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