Peamount United have retained the Women’s National League.

Peamount United 3-1 Shelbourne

Peas came from behind with Aine O’Gorman the hero to claim the WNL title. After a scoreless first half, Shels opened the scoring immediately in the second half. O’Gorman fired in a free kick to equalize. Karen Duggan’s header off a Megan Smyth-Lynch corner put Peas in front with 12 minutes to go. O’Gorman got a second with 4 minutes to go to seal the win.

FULL TIME | AND STILL your women’s national league champions🏆⚽️🟢⚫️

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— Peamount Utd FC (@peamountutd) November 21, 2020

Neemo finding that winning feeling!! With an amazing 5 LEAGUE TITLES Niamh has now the most league winners medals in the @FAI_WNL history,Having won 2 titles with @rahenyunited then another with @shelsfc and now back to back titles with @peamountutd 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
pic📸 @fitzer_andy pic.twitter.com/gRJkyxMXCq

— THE WNL SHOW (@thewnlshow) November 22, 2020

Thank you, very tough game could have went either way 💚🖤 https://t.co/hAZ4XFzmXj

— Peamount Utd FC (@peamountutd) November 21, 2020

Wexford Youths 2-2 Cork City

The other game in the WNL was a 4-goal thriller. Lauren Egbuloniu turned in a cross to put the away side in front early on. Wexford were reduced to 10 women after Conlon saw red. Kira Bates Crosbie equalized in the second half with her first senior goal. Crosbie turned provider as she set up Aisling Frawley to finish in the bottom right corner to give Wexford the lead. Katie McCarthy’s lobbed shot found the net to ensure the spoils were shared.

Before the match Edel Kennedy received a presentation in honour of her 200th Youths appearance, kindly given by her longtime sponsor, and friend of all at the club, Pat Ronan 👏🏼 pic.twitter.com/VXPjbcM2ye

— Wexford Youths Women (@YouthsWomen) November 22, 2020

Table

Fixtures

Saturday December 5th (K/O 13:00)

Cork City v Galway

Wexford Youths v Peamount United

Congratulations to Peamount United who are Champions of Ireland