Méabh De Búrca: Stephanie Zambra leaves a 'lasting legacy'
Saturday marked the end of an era in Irish football as Stephanie Zambra hung up the boots for the final time in a memorable career for clubs and country.
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Saturday marked the end of an era in Irish football as Stephanie Zambra hung up the boots for the final time in a memorable career for clubs and country.
Former Republic of Ireland defender Stephen Kelly, ex-Sheffield Wednesday and LOI midfielder Paul Corry and former Girls in Green international Méabh De Búrca join Raf Diallo as the Boys in Green's performances against Finland and Greece are analysed, a Women's FAI Cup final trilogy awaits, Stephanie Zambra calls time on her career, the Under-21s look to bounce back from a controversial setback and the men's League of Ireland enters another pivotal week on the pitch.
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