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Offaly teenager called up to Ireland squad for final games of UEFA Nations League campaign
There was double delight for an Offaly teenager who is one of the rising stars of Irish football.
Peamount United forward Ellen Dolan from Mucklagh was today named as the SSE Airtricity Women’s Premier Division Player of the Month for October/November and is one of three nominees for the PFA Ireland Women's Young Player of the Year 2023.
The 17-year-old, from Offaly, scored seven goals to finish as joint second top goalscorer for the League-winning Peamount.
She has also been called into the Ireland squad for the remaining games of Ireland's UEFA Nations Leage campaign starting with Hungary in Tallaght Stadium on Friday, December 1 and then concluding with Northern Ireland in the National Stadium, Belfast on Tuesday, December 5.
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