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Republic of Ireland head coach Carla Ward hailed the spirit and endeavour of her team after they defeated Belgium 4-2 in the first leg of their Nations League promotion play-off at Aviva Stadium.

Katie McCabe had a potential Aviva hat-trick correctly chalked off by the fourth official but despite her brace, she was more concerned by the two goals that Belgium scored which keep their Nations League promotion/relegation play-off…

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Here’s how the Girls in Green rated after their 4-2 victory over Belgium at the Aviva Stadium.

The Ireland captain was on the scoresheet two times as Ireland picked up an impressive win.

Carla Ward’s side take two-goal lead into Tuesday’s second leg in Leuven

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Katie McCabe’s hat-trick engendered huge belief that Ireland can return to the elite level of Nations League football this year as Carla Ward’s side produced the finest display of her reign.

Follow all the action from the Aviva Stadium in Nations League playoff first leg

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Ireland beat Belgium in the first leg of their Nations League play-off at Aviva Stadium.

The Girls in Green are facing a promotion/relegation play-off against Belgium with the home leg kicking off at the Aviva Stadium on Lansdowne Road tonight at 7.45pm.

Voters in Ireland went to the polls Friday to elect one of two women as their new president for the next seven years.

Voters in Ireland went to the polls Friday to elect one of two women as their new president for the next seven years.

Voters in Ireland went to the polls Friday to elect one of two women as their new president for the next seven years.