Hockey team sets sights on winner-takes-all clash after draw with Canada

Head coach, Sean Dancer, has already had to turn his attention to their second and now, winner takes all, encounter at 7pm this evening, again at Energia Park.

Sun, 03 Nov, 2019 - 08:36

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By Rory Noonan

Disappointment last night for the Irish women's hockey team as their first game of two against Canada in their Olympic qualifier ended scoreless.

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Courts Sport Place: Energia Park Person: Sean Dancer Person: Rory Noonan Person: Dancer Person: Shirley McCay Event: Olympic Event: Olympics Organisation: Canada Organisation: Irish women's hockey team Organisation: USA Organisation: Ireland

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