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Excitement grows for Galway WFC following fixture list release

February 23, 2021 By Sin Admin Leave a Comment

By Oisín Bradley

The excitement of Galway WFC players, management and fans alike has been ramped up another gear following the release of the fixtures for the 2021 SSE Airtricity Women’s National League season.

Billy Clery’s side will be looking to hit the ground running in 2021, and will have their eyes set on building on a 2020 season that showed glimpses of promise.

Galway WFC will open their campaign on home turf when they welcome Cork City to Eamonn Deacy Park on March 27th.  In the second phase of last season’s league season, Saoirse Noonan was the hero for the Rónán Collins-managed Cork City in Bishopstown as the women from Galway succumbed to a 2-1 defeat.

The second fixture of the season will be one of notable interest to the club’s new first-team coach Dave Bell, who will be looking to mastermind the downfall of his former club Bohemians.  The Dalymount outfit enjoyed relative success under the tenure of Bell including second-place finishes in the league.

The fixture that always catches the eye for any club is the visit of the League champions, and this will be no different for the Galway WFC girls when they lock horns with Peamount United on May 29th.  Last season’s fifth-place finishers Galway have had a stroke of bad luck, being handed the arduous task of making the journey to Greenogue twice in the league calendar, with the second visit coming on the final day of the season.

Billy Clery’s side will face Cork City before the mid-season interval on June 5th June.  The season will resume with a trip to Bohemians on June 26th.

The Preliminary Round of the FAI Women’s Senior Cup is set for the weekend ending July 31st.

Galway WFC Fixtures

March 27th – Galway WFC vs Cork City

April 3rd – Galway WFC vs Bohemians

April 17th – DLR Waves vs Galway WFC

April 24th – Galway WFC vs Treaty United

May 1st – Wexford Youths vs Galway WFC

May 15th – Shelbourne FC vs Galway WFC

May 22nd – Galway WFC vs Athlone Town

May 29th – Peamount United vs Galway WFC

June 5th – Cork City vs Galway WFC

June 26th – Bohemians vs Galway FC

July 3rd – Galway WFC vs DLR Waves

July 11th – Treaty United vs Galway WFC

July 17th – Galway WFC vs Wexford Youths

July 31st – Galway WFC vs Shelbourne FC

August 4th – Athlone Town vs Galway WFC

August 7th – Galway WFC vs Peamount United

August 21st – Galway WFC vs Cork City

August 28th – Galway WFC vs Bohemians

September 11th – DLR Waves vs Galway WFC

September 25th – Galway WFC vs Treaty United

October 2nd – Wexford Youths vs Galway WFC

October 30th – Shelbourne FC vs Galway WFC

November 6th – Galway WFC vs Athlone Town

November 13th – Peamount United vs Galway WFC

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