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06 Sept 2025
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Zoe McGlynn has swapped Sligo Rovers for Linfield
Zoe McGlynn has signed for Linfield, the Belfast club has announced.
The 25-year-old Raphoe woman has been snapped up from Sligo Rovers.
McGlynn spent the last six months at Sligo, but has departed the Showgrounds to make the move to the NIFL Women's Premiership title chasers.
Linfield are third in the standings ahead of a meeting with Glentoran, the table-toppers.
McGlynn played eight times for Sligo, including seven League outings.
McGlynn previously lined out for Central Connecticut State University in the United States, winning three Conference titles and reaching the NCAA finals during a four-year spell Stateside.
The former Raphoe Town underage player also lined out with Lagan Harps before going to Sion Swifts.
McGlynn has also featured with the Republic of Ireland at U17 and U19 levels.
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