Michelle McKenna pictured with her son Jimmy at a wedding, She says life has been incredibly tough without him. The photo of Jimmy in his Celtic shirt was taken less than a week before his death.
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Niamh McLaughlin celebrates her goal on Saturday evening
Niamh McLaughlin bagged a goal as a third-quarter surge set up Gold Coast Suns’ first AFLW win of the season, seeing off Greater Western Sydney by 19 points.
The Moville woman is also captain of the team and she helped make sure the Suns dominated in the middle against the Giants at People First Stadium on Saturday.
GWS finished strongly, but the 33-point three-quarter-time deficit was always going to be too much to reel in as the Suns prevailed 52 to 33.
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McLaughlin was "delighted" with the performance. "We've been trying to work on a new game plan," she told Fox Footy.
The whole team just stood up when we needed to. We've had a bit of a tough run of it over the last week with injures.
"We had a bit of a tough week this week, a lot of soul-searching for ourselves ... the girls are so determined."
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