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06 Sept 2025
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Erin McLaughlin of Peamount United. Photo: Sportsfile
Erin McLaughlin scored twice on Sunday as Peamount United hammered Lisburn in the Avenir Sports Women's All-Island Cup.
Peamount earned a 6-0 win at the Ballymacash Sports Academy.
Louise Masterson put Peamount ahead in the 25th minute and on the stroke of half-time McLaughlin doubled the lead.
After Avril Brierley added a third, McLaughlin pounced again in the 58th minute while Ellen Dolan hit a late double for the Peas.
Culdaff woman McLaughlin, a Republic of Ireland international, has now bagged four goals this season for Peamount.
On Saturday in the All-Island Cup, there was plenaty of Donegal interest as Athlone Town defeated Sligo Rovers 2-1.
Emma Doherty, Jodie Loughrey, Keri Loughrey and Eimear Lafferty all started for Sligo with Zoe McGlynn coming on as a substitute and Paula McGrory was an unused sub for the Bit O'Red.
Kerry Brown is now with Athlone but the Greencastle woman did not feature on Saturday.
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