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Republic of Ireland attitude 'first-class' - Ward

BBC Sport Thursday, 20 February 2025
Republic of Ireland attitude 'first-class' - WardRepublic of Ireland manager Carla Ward praises the mental attitude of the squad ahead of her first game in charge on Friday night against Turkey.
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