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04.09.2007 at 19:00 Marsdons Stadium, Afan Lido FC, Port Talbot

Attendance:

Wales

1 - 3

Ireland Under 19

Referee:

Friendly-match

Goalscorers

None	Aine O'Gorman (11) Gilian Mc Donell (41) Stephanie Roche (44)

Opening squads

Niamh Reid -Burke
Gilian Mc Donell
Caitriona Siobhan Mc Gilp
Louise Quinn
Christina Maria Byrne
Lynn Marie Grant
Julieanne Russell
Niamh Mulcahy
Jennifer Critchley
Aine O'Gorman
Stephanie Roche

Substitutes

Karen Duggan
Amanda Parkes
Kathleen Mullins
Noelle Murray

Substitutions

None	Noelle Murray -> Christina Maria Byrne (46) Karen Duggan -> Jennifer Critchley (46) Kathleen Mullins -> Julieanne Russell (65) Amanda Parkes -> Lynn Marie Grant (85)

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Match report

Women’s Under-19 Friendly International
Wales 1 – 3 Republic of Ireland

Ireland won the first of this week’s double-header of friendly matches against Wales at Port Talbot.

All of the goals in the match arrived in the first-half. Senior International Aine O’Gorman put Ireland ahead on 11 minutes before the hosts equalised 14 minutes later.

The Irish scored twice in the final stages of the first half to gain an upper-hand in the tussle. Gillian McDonnell regained Ireland’s lead with a strike four minutes before the break and Stephanie Roche made it 3-1 on the stroke of half-time.
The teams meet again on Thursday night in the second of this week’s double-friendly.

The Irish Women are only three weeks away from their competitive qualifiers in Slovakia and manager Sue Ronan is pleased with the progress of her squad as they shape up for the competitive games against Croatia, Switzerland and mini-group hosts Slovakia from September 27th – October 2nd.

“We started the game off against Wales a bit sloppy but improved significantly as the match wore on. I was particularly satisfied with our performance in the second half even though we didn’t score any goals.”

Ronan’s team beat Poland twice last month in their first warm-up matches of the season.

Republic of Ireland:
Niamh Reid Burke - Raheny United
Niamh Mulcahy - Aisling Anacotty
Louise Quinn - Peamount
Caitriona McGilp - Cabinteely FC
Lynn-Marie Grant - Lifford
Jennifer Critchely - Lifford
Julienne Russell - Salthill Devon
Gillian McDonnell - Dundalk City WFC
Christina Byrne - Raheny United
Aine O ‘Gorman - Stella Maris
Stephanie Roche - Dundalk City WFC

Substitutions:
Noelle Murray - Raheny United for Byrne (half-time)
Karen Duggen – Piltown for Critchley (half-time)
Kara Mullins - Bohs Celtic for Russell (65 mins)
Amanda Parkes - Wilton United for Grant (85 mins)

International Friendly Double Header Result and Fixture:
Tuesday, September 4th
Wales 1 - 3 Republic of Ireland
Marsdons Stadium, Afan Lido FC, Port Talbot

Thursday, September 6th
Wales v Republic of Ireland
Remax Stadium, Port Talbot FC, Port Talbot
Kick-off: 7pm

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