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Donegal referee Siobhan Coyle
Donegal referee Siobhan Coyle is currently Down Under refereeing in the Australasia Championships.
The Australasia Gaelic Games are celebrating their Association’s 50th anniversary as Melbourne hosts their annual interstate games.
The Gaeil Fhánada club woman will officiate at the four-day tournament which will see over 500 of the best players in Australia and New Zealand representing 23 state teams in six competitions.
The interstate games will be followed by a gala ball and guests of honour will include GAA President Jarlath Burns; LGFA CEO, Helen O’Rourke; LGFA President, Mícheál Naughton; Camogie CEO, Sinéad McNulty; Leinster GAA Chairperson, Derek Kent; and Ambassador of Ireland to Australia, Tim Mawe.
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