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06 Sept 2025
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Republic of Ireland U17 women's team
TREATY Utd player, Katie Lawlee helped the Republic of Irelanind women's U17 team to victory over Scotland.
Katie scored a cracker of a goal in injury time at the end of the second-half to give the team a 3-1 win at the Estadio Municipal Sergio Conceição, Traveiro in Portugal.
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— Treaty United FC (@TreatyUnitedFC) September 2, 2023
Ou senior women’s player Katie Lawlee has scored for @FaIreland Women’s U17’s against Scotland in Portugal! pic.twitter.com/YeGA0Xljb8
Limerick team mate Amy Tierney, who originally played for Aishling Annacotty, and is now featuring for Shamrock Rovers, also featured in the U17 team, coming off the bench after 82 minutes.
Ireland started this game much more livelier, keeping possession and moving the ball around quickly with the first goal came nine minutes in.
Lauryn McCabe and Lucy O’Rourke were the other goal scorers for Ireland.
This win was a much improved performance for the girls in green after a 3-0 defeat to Poland in their first International friendly.
The team now have one more game against Portugal on September 5 at 11am.
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