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Dublin midfielder Lauren Magee has become third Dub to sign for Melbourne FC, ahead of the upcoming 2021 AFLW Season.
Continue ReadingThe total number of Irish stars committed to the new 2021 AFL Women’s season has reached 15.
Continue ReadingSinead Goldrick, Niamh McEvoy and Orla O’Dwyer will be heading back down under after re-signing for Melbourne and Brisbane Lions on deadline day.
Continue ReadingDublin 2019 All-Star Niamh McEvoy made her AFLW debut for Melbourne as they defeated the Western Bulldogs. Pre-game she was presented with her jersey from her father.
Continue ReadingThe new 2020 Australian Women’s Football League – AFLW, starts on February 7 2020. 18 Irish Ladies Football Players will represent Ireland this season.
Continue ReadingGaelic footballer Olivia Divilly starred in the NAB AFLW Draft Combine, finishing in the top two of three tests.
Continue ReadingDublin’s history making All-Ireland winning due, Niamh McEvoy and Sinéad Goldrick are the latest inter-county stars to put pen to paper and agree a move down under to the AFLW. The move now sees the number of Irish players confirmed for the 2020 Aussie Rules season to 18.
Continue ReadingTipperary’s Aisling McCarthy will join fellow LGFA superstars Ailish Considine, Cora Staunton, Sarah Rowe and Yvonne Bonner in making the move to AFLW.
Continue ReadingThe Irish Banshees won the Euro Cup against the English Vixens. The Euro Cup is Europe’s biggest annual International Aussie Rules Tournament.
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