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Raphoe Macra na Feirme side in Dublin last weekend
The Raphoe Macra na Feirme women's team delivered an outstanding performance at the All-Ireland Indoor soccer final held in Dublin last weekend, bringing home another impressive club accolade by reaching the final.
The team dominated the group stage, securing three wins from three matches to progress confidently to the semi-finals. In an exceptional display of skill, they defeated Knockraha with a convincing 5-1 victory, earning their place in the final.
The championship match saw Raphoe face off against a well-drilled and tactical Roscommon side in an intense northwest showdown. Despite their best efforts, Raphoe fell short by two goals, finishing as runners-up in the tournament.
This marks a fantastic achievement for the Raphoe team, especially as it was their debut football tournament.
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