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"They're the moments that you nearly pinch yourself...as a young girl growing up or early on in the league, I would never have imagined this was possible."
Shelbourne midfielder Rachel Graham and former Republic of Ireland international Méabh De Búrca look ahead to the Women's Premier Division season in depth and reflect on the fallout from the Girls in Green's 4-0 defeat in Slovenia, while Richie Towell and Paul Corry review a bumper weekend of action in the SSE Airtricity Men's Premier Division club by club and share the pros and cons of life on loan.
Former Republic of Ireland international Rachel Graham says a return from injury for young defender Tara O'Hanlon could be the key to giving Carla Ward the option to play Katie McCabe in a more advanced role in the future.
Former Dundalk, Shamrock Rovers, Celtic and Hibernian midfielder Richie Towell, Shelbourne stalwart and former Girls in Green international Rachel Graham, ex-Hoops and St Pat's goalkeeper Barry Murphy and RTÉ Sport's Anthony Pyne join Raf Diallo on this week's episode of the RTÉ Soccer Podcast.
Republic of Ireland newcomer Mel Filis could be the player who could give Denise O'Sullivan more freedom to influence the game in an attacking sense, according to Shelbourne midfielder and former international Rachel Graham.
Richie Towell, Rachel Graham, and RTÉ Sport journalists Anthony Pyne and Conor Neville join Raf Diallo on this week's RTÉ Soccer Podcast.
As new Republic of Ireland women's manager Carla Ward prepares to name the first squad of her tenure on Tuesday, the advent of a development group to bridge the gap from the Under-19s is a good step according to former international Rachel Graham.
Shelbourne midfielder Rachel Graham says not looking back in anger towards a crucial league defeat proved pivotal as they came out on top in their FAI Women's Cup quarter-final derby to leave the club well placed to fight on two fronts in the upcoming run-in.