Gareth Grundie’s side top pool with three wins out of three
It was an especially impressive pool display by the Irish defence and goalkeepers Ayeisha McFerran and Elizabeth Murphy, who kept three clean sheets in their wins over Scotland, New Zealand and South Korea. McFerran, who played in the first two games, only just returned to the squad after injury ruled her out for a year.
Mikayla Power has stood out too in her first senior international tournament. The UCD player marked her debut with a goal in the 3-0 win over Scotland, and got Ireland’s second in their 2-0 defeat of South Korea. In between, Catholic Institute’s Naomi Carroll got the only goal of the game against New Zealand.
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