Monday 27 June, 2022
Meanwhile, Leona Maguire finished up in a tie for 54th.
The Dubliner made 38 appearances for Rochdale last season.
Waterford-man Power was in a tie for 11th after shooting 70 with McIlroy in a tie for seventh after some heroic work on the back nine
Things aren’t going quite as well for Leona Maguire at the ShopRite LPGA Classic.
The duo depart West Coast Eagles for Adelaide Crows and St Kilda, with Clara Fitzpatrick also returning to the Saints.
The Cavan woman is well-placed at Pine Needles.
Leona Maguire is well-placed for a weekend charge in North Carolina.
Ciara Grant becomes the second player to ever sign professional, full-time terms with Hearts Women.
The Holywood man finished the opening round with a three-under-par 67, and is two shots off the lead at the Wells Fargo Championship.
The Ireland midfielder has been carrying an ankle knock.
Elsewhere, Ireland international Ronan Curtis registered a brace.
Seven Irish players featured as the Blues were 3-1 winners at Brighton.
The Crows saw off Melbourne in the decider, with Sinéad Goldrick excellent in defeat.
The Offaly man is joint second after his four-under-par 68 at Augusta.
Super sub Amber Barrett scored two and assisted one as FC Koln all but secured their place in the Frauen-Bundesliga for another year.
Mixed emotions on the closing day in Belgrade.
Stephen Kenny’s Ireland squad will begin to convene ahead of friendlies against Belgium and Lithuania.
Katie McCabe’s Arsenal stayed top of the WSL, and Clare Shine was on target in the Glasgow derby.
Connor Ronan scored a wonder goal for the losing side, St Mirren.
Sinéad Goldrick and Melbourne move top of the AFLW ladder with a record-breaking 107-19 win against Fremantle.
There was plenty of action Down Under this weekend.
Swansea moved above Bristol City with a ruthless second-half display.
Orla O’Dwyer starred for Brisbane Lions once again.
A round-up of today’s Irish golf developments.
Maguire hits a career-high of 20th following her maiden LPGA Tour win.
Geelong Cats secured their first win of the season in dramatic fashion, in a clash which saw four Irish players feature.
The Dubliner’s late equaliser last night sparked a pitch invasion.
Sarah Rowe and Aishling Sheridan were on the losing Collingwood side.
The St Mirren midfielder – on-loan from Wolves – says a senior Boys In Green call-up is ‘probably at the back of my mind’.
The pair have been among the brightest stars of the 2022 AFLW’s 14-strong Irish contingent.
A boost for the Baggies and of course, for the Republic of Ireland.
It was a busy day of Women’s Super League action, with plenty of Irish internationals in action across the water.
Round Three, or Pride Round, was a busy one for the Irish contingent Down Under.
The Championship meeting at Deepdale was an Irish-heavy one, while Will Keane scored for Wigan in League One.
Jake Doyle-Hayes believes his side ‘dominated’ at the Hoops, despite falling to a 2-0 defeat.
A great week for the Waterford man at the Sony Open, he finished four shots behind winner Hideki Matsuyama.
The Irish international scored his first goal in the English top-flight today.
The 20-year-old Corkman impressed as the Canaries ended a six-game losing run, and Everton fans turned on Rafael Benitez.
Diarmuid O’Carroll takes charge of Morecambe after manager Stephen Robinson tested positive for Covid-19.
