Shamrock Rovers and Republic of Ireland soccer player, Stephanie Roche has teamed up with the FAI to bring Ireland's first ever women's sports bar to life.
Shamrock Rovers and Republic of Ireland soccer player, Stephanie Roche , has teamed up with the FAI to bring Ireland’s first ever women’s sports bar to life.
A shocking 67% of people say they think there’d be “more hype” around the World Cup if it was the men’s team that qualified, but these guys are on a mission to change that. There’ll be memorabilia and imagery from the 1973 squad and the bar will showcase other past glories of the Republic of Ireland women’s national team.
The girls in green take on Australia first in a sold-out Sydney Stadium which is incredible in itself.Stephanie Roche who has played on the national team and for Shamrock Rovers for years said the Irish squad has worked hard and are up for the challenge this July.
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