Limerick Player Featured on Ladies Junior Football Team of The Year

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Limerick Players Shine on TG4 Junior Team of the Championship

Two Limerick ladies footballers have been recognized for their outstanding performances this season as they were named on the TG4 Junior Team of the Championship. Róisín Ambrose, the captain of the Limerick team, has been selected for the midfield position, showcasing her exceptional skills and leadership on the field. Joining her on the team is Deborah Murphy, who has been a standout player in the half-forward line, contributing significantly to Limerick’s success throughout the competition.

Impressive Showing by Fermanagh and Louth

The TG4 Junior Team of the Championship also features players from the finalists, Fermanagh and Louth. Fermanagh, the eventual champions, have a strong presence on the team with defenders Ciara Clarke, Molly McGloin, captain Shannan McQuade, and Cadhla-Cara Bogue all earning their spots. Bláithín Bogue and Eimear Smyth, who was named Player of the Match in the All-Ireland Final victory over Louth, represent Fermanagh in the attacking positions. Smyth’s exceptional goal-scoring abilities throughout the season earned her the prestigious ZuCar Golden Boot award as the leading scorer in the TG4 All-Ireland Championships.

Louth, the runners-up in the competition, are well-represented on the team with goalkeeper Rebecca Lambe Fagan, defenders Ceire Nolan and captain Áine Breen, midfielder Eimear Byrne, and forward Niamh Rice all making the cut. Their impressive journey to the Final is reflected in the number of players selected for the TG4 Junior Team of the Championship, highlighting the team’s overall strength and talent.

Recognition for Semi-Finalists Limerick and Carlow

Despite falling short in the semi-final stages, both Limerick and Carlow have received recognition for their performances with two players each included on the Team of the Championship. Alongside Róisín Ambrose, Deborah Murphy represents Limerick in the esteemed lineup, showcasing the team’s depth and skill. From Carlow, forwards Rachel Sawyer and Clíodhna Ní Shé have been listed in the attacking positions, demonstrating their impact on the field throughout the competition.

The TG4 Junior Team of the Championship features a talented group of players who have excelled in their respective positions and contributed significantly to their teams’ success throughout the season. The selection process was undoubtedly challenging, given the high level of competition and skill displayed by all the players in the championship.

As the season comes to a close, these players can look back on their achievements with pride and satisfaction, knowing that their hard work and dedication have been recognized on a national level. The TG4 Junior Team of the Championship serves as a testament to the talent and commitment of these athletes, showcasing the best of ladies football in Ireland.

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