Áine O’Gorman angry as players still facing 'pay for play'

'It’s kind of disappointing that we’re still talking about it,' says Peamount star
Áine O’Gorman angry as players still facing 'pay for play'

Áine O’Gorman and Layla Cranston of Peamount United FC at the launch of this year’s Aviva Soccer Sisters Easter Camps. The three-day camps, open to all girls aged 6 to 14, will get underway from April 12th. Registrations for this year’s Aviva Soccer Sisters Easter Camps will open at 2pm on Monday   and can be accessed via www.aviva.ie/soccersisters. Picture: inpho/Dan Sheridan

Áine O’Gorman has expressed her disappointment at the failure of some women’s national league clubs to outlaw the scourge of “pay for play”.

A year on from hailing the sponsorship of the league by SSE Airtricity as a potential catalyst for change, the Peamount United stalwart cannot understand how clubs aren’t footing basic expenses.

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