Women’s League of Ireland finally gets in the picture with streaming service

When you’re enjoying their skill and coaching at fantastically close quarters (and for a mere fiver) at Peamount United's lovely ground, you often wonder why such scant numbers surround you
Women’s League of Ireland finally gets in the picture with streaming service

Karen Duggan of Peamount United celebrates after scoring her side's second goal during the Women's National League match against Shelbourne last year. Picture: Seb Daly/Sportsfile

There are lots of familiar football faces among the team photos that line the entrance hallway at Peamount United, but Olympic champion Katie Taylor trumps the lot.

Before she found fame with her fists, the Bray superstar played for ‘Peas’ and Ireland and refused a raft of US soccer scholarships, emblematic of the quality of footballer that has represented this club, past, and present.

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