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The Republic of Ireland women's national team have achieved their highest ever FIFA Women's World Ranking position (26th in the world). PIC: Sportsfile
The Republic of Ireland women's national team have achieved their highest ever FIFA Women's World Ranking position (26th in the world).
Fantastic news that Ireland WNT have achieved their highest ever FIFA Women's World Ranking position
— FAIreland ⚽️ (@FAIreland) August 5, 2022
Vera Pauw's team have moved up to 26th
Can't wait for #IRLFIN on September 1st!!!#COYGIG | #WeAreOne pic.twitter.com/xHqk3zDLwD
Vera Pauw's side move up one position from their world number 27 ranking following their recent 9-0 emphatic victory over Georgia in the 2023 World Cup qualifiers.
The Girls in Green, who currently sit in second position in their World Cup qualifying group, face Finland in a crucial qualifying fixture at Tallaght Stadium on September 1.
The eagerly anticipated game sold out in a record 30 minutes as Ireland look to secure a playoff place for the 2023 World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.
The photo depicts the Horsehead Nebula, one of the most famous nebulae in the sky
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Templemore U12 Camogie team who defeated Gortnahoe in the County semi-final last Sunday
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