The Irish stars and clubs to watch as the 2021 AFLW finals kick off tomorrow
With nine players involved across the six teams remaining, we’re guaranteed another Irish Premiership winner.
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With nine players involved across the six teams remaining, we’re guaranteed another Irish Premiership winner.
A review of the latest round of action Down Under as the season hits the business end.
An AFLW expert assesses the performances of the eight Irish players that lined out in Round Five.
Aishling Sheridan’s scintillating form in Australia continued, while Mayo’s Kelly sisters helped West Coast Eagles to their first win of 2021.
TG4 is showing two full games this weekend, along with Monday evening’s highlights show.
A closer look at how the AFLW’s Irish contingent will fare in Round Four with CrossCoders agent Jason Hill.
After a turbulent week, it’s all eyes on Round Two and the football itself.
Craig Tiley says the Australian Open will start as scheduled on Monday, and there are no plans to cancel.
Cavan’s Aishling Sheridan was on the double, as Sarah Rowe missed out through injury.
14 players are involved, with seven counties represented across eight clubs.
The clinical side reinforced their title credentials on a freezing Canberra night.
Lauren Magee has become the latest Irish player confirmed for the new AFLW season.
Grace and Niamh Kelly will return to the Eagles after impressing in their debut season.
18 Irish players were on the books in 2020 – though there looks to be a clash ahead between pre-season in Australia and the inter-county football championships.
‘All of the players involved have acknowledged they made a mistake by sharing equipment.’
Tipperary and Western Bulldogs ace Aisling McCarthy enjoyed her second AFLW season, on and off the field.
A quartet who have represented Ireland play their football in Australia.
Stars from Mayo, Tipperary, Cavan and Louth are set to line out in Oz.
Mayo, Galway, Cavan, Louth, Tipperary and Fermanagh will be represented Down Under this weekend.
A blow for Grace Kelly, though the future of the 2020 season remains unclear in current circumstances.
There are 18 Irishmen and 18 Irishwomen contracted to clubs in Oz.
Goals and impact galore from the 15 Irish stars involved this weekend.
Dublin duo Sinéad Goldrick and Niamh McEvoy were on the winning side as Melbourne beat Rowe and Aishling Sheridan’s Collingwood.
Dingle’s Deividas Uosis is to focus on Australian Rules.
Clara Fitzpatrick has been excellent in her debut AFLW season.
Aishling Sheridan and Clare’s Ailish Considine both chipped in with goals Down Under.
Niamh McEvoy joins Sinéad Goldrick in the Melbourne side to face Aisling McCarthy and Katy Herron’s Western Bulldogs.
Tipperary star Aisling McCarthy led the Irish contingent Down Under.
Dublin star Sinéad Goldrick is one of many set to make their debut as the 2020 season kicks off.
12 of the 18 Irishwomen preparing for AFLW action are managed by CrossCoders – and its co-founder Jason Hill has responded to Peter Leahy’s claims.
Clubs are ramping up their preparations for the new AFLW season.
Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium will host the two clashes next month.
All has been resolved with fixtures in place for next year.
AFLW agent and CrossCoders co-founder Jason Hill outlines potential changes to the league – and the knock-on effect for the Irish involved.
Eighteen Irishwomen are currently on lists for the 2020 season.
Sinéad Goldrick and Niamh McEvoy become Melbourne’s first AFLW international rookies.
16 Irish players have been confirmed for the 2020 season thus far.
Fermanagh captain Joanne Doonan becomes the 15th Irish player confirmed for the 2020 season Down Under, after signing for Carlton Blues.
Aileen Gilroy will join Galway’s Mairead Seoighe next season.
Katy Herron has signed for Western Bulldogs, becoming the 13th Irish player confirmed for the 2020 season.