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Republic of Ireland international Megan Campbell and RTÉ Sport's Paul O'Flynn in Perth join Raf Diallo to discuss the latest news from the Girls in Green camp as they arrive in western Australia, Abbie Larkin's fearlessness, Louise Quinn's knock and what to expect from Canada.
The opening game for Ireland was one of so much emotion. A day not to ever be forgotten for the team, the thousands of Irish fans present and the whole of a country back home watching on.
Abbie Larkin is well aware of the magnitude of this FIFA Women's World Cup; she's just blessed with the relaxed confidence of youth that's helping her to take it all in her stride.
Former Shelbourne and Raheny United player Rebecca Creagh and RTÉ Sport online's Anthony Pyne in Brisbane join Raf Diallo to discuss how some Australian media outlets have not taken kindly to Ireland captain Katie McCabe's tenacious style. We also hear from Denise O'Sullivan and discuss Abbie Larkin's potential to start against Canada as well as the latest results from the World Cup.
When news broke of Sam Kerr's injury an hour before kick-off, it was like someone had stopped the music and turned on the lights at a party.
The Central Bank of Ireland has launched a €15 limited edition commemorative coin to celebrate the achievements of the Women’s Football team.
Vera Pauw's Republic of Ireland squad is a confluence of generations, with an older guard led by defenders such as Louise Quinn, Niamh Fahey and Diane Caldwell and the youngsters represented by teenager Abbie Larkin.
Aoife Mannion, Megan Campbell and Leanne Kiernan have all missed out on selection for the Republic of Ireland's 23-player squad.