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06 Sept 2025
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Aishling Moloney is starring for Geelong Cats. Photo by Stephen Gleeson
Tipperary’s Aishling Moloney has taken Australian Rules football by storm since she moved earlier this summer.
The Cahir native starred as she scored a hat-trick in the AFLW this week showing her unique range of catching and kicking skills honed in the valleys of Tipperary.
The former dual GAA star has settled in well at Geelong Cats and - even though she is playing in just her fifth ever game - she shone, recording 11 disposals and 4 marks as well as the impressive hat-trick.
Her performance made people sit up and take notice as she was the star player in her sides 74-25 loss yesterday to Melbourne.
That brings her total to four goals so far this year, and don't forget she made a huge effort for Tipperary in the Ladies Football championship before she travelled Down Under ahead of the start of their season.
You can watch Aishling's super play here:
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