Ireland Women’s Head Coach Carla Ward has named her squad for the upcoming 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup Qualifying Round 1 play-poff.

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The Republic of Ireland Women’s National Team will play the second leg of the 2027 FIFA Women's World Cup Round One Qualifying Play-Off against Kazakhstan in Páirc Uí Chaoimh.

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St. Patrick’s Athletic won’t be happy with the solitary point they picked up against a struggling Derry City side on Sunday evening.

Ireland Head Coach Carla Ward is on the lookout for a new assistant coach ahead of the Women’s World Cup play-offs in October after the departure of Gary Cronin from his role. This will be the third time she has had to appoint an assistant

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On Thursday Bohs will be the seventh League of Ireland side to play a competitive home European match in Tallaght, in what will be the 66th European match in the South Dublin County Council owned stadium.

Tunmise Sobowale, who was on loan at Tallaght Stadium, has put pen to paper on a permanent move from St Mirren to Shamrock Rovers.

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St. Patrick’s Athletic picked up a point to move above Bohemians and into second place in the table with seven points now the difference between them and league leaders Shamrock Rovers with 11 league games remaining.

Third placed St. Patrick’s Athletic host Dundalk who sit fourth in the table in Friday’s only Premier Division match (kick-off 8pm with the game live on Virgin Media Television).

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During Stephen Bradley’s time in charge they have won seven times away from home in European action. And in the last round, even when they lost the first leg 2-0 against Floriana in Malta, they turned the tie around in Tallaght to win the second leg 5-1.

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This cup tie gave Robson a handle on the challenge ahead for City – he was clear he needed a larger playing squad - and it showed the manager’s ethos as there was no thought of coming to the home of the champions and parking the bus.