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LEGENDARY WOMEN’S PREMIER Division goalkeeper Niamh Reid-Burke is retiring from football at the age of 33.
“After playing in all 14 league seasons, Niamh Reid-Burke has decided she will be retiring from football after Saturday’s fixture,” Peamount wrote on X.Advertisement Reid-Burke bows out with four league titles and four FAI Cup crowns, having played for Raheny United, Shelbourne and Peamount since the inaugural season in 2011.
The Dubliner was instrumental as Peas won the league last year, with Athlone Town taking the title with a game to spare on this occasion. She has been at the Greenogue outfit since 2018, enjoying Champions League memories as well as silverware through the years.
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