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THE FAI have called on Limerick players who have featured for the women's senior soccer team in an official game to come forward and claim their commemorative caps.
A special 50-Year Commemorative Cap Presentation will be held at Tallaght Stadium for Ireland WNT players yet to receive their cap.
Over 200 caps were presented ahead of the Northern Ireland game at Aviva Stadium in September, now the Football Association of Ireland would like to honour those unable to make that event.
Ahead of the UEFA Nations League game between Ireland and Hungary in Tallaght Stadium on Friday, December 1, a caps presentation will take place from 17:30. Any player yet to receive a cap can attend along with one guest and stay to watch the WNT game.
If you are owed a cap and would like to attend this event, please email your details before Thursday, November 16 to WNT@fai.ie.
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