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06 Sept 2025
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Tyler Toland and (inset) Amber Barrett played for the Republic of Ireland in Hungary. Photos: Sportsfile
Tyler Toland and Amber Barrett featured as the Republic of Ireland WNT scored a big win over Hungary on Tuesday evening.
The Girls in Green recorded a comprehensive 4-0 win at the Hidegkuti Nándor Stadium in Budapest to make it two wins from two in the Nations League.
Caitlin Hayes, Katie McCabe, Kyra Carusa and Denise O’Sullivan all netted as Ireland - under the interim charge of Eileen Gleeson - won with ease.
Toland, who was player of the match on Saturday when ending her international exile in the 3-0 win over Northern Ireland in Dublin, was again in the starting XI.
The St Johnston woman has made a seamless transition back into the side after four years of having to look in from afar following a public fall-out with former boss Vera Pauw.
Toland played 78 minutes in Hungary with Milford native Barrett, now on the books at Standard Liege in Belgium, coming on for Carusa for the last 16 minutes.
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