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Dee Bradley
Philadelphia-born Dee Bradley, who has links to Letterkenny, is in training with the Republic of Ireland Women's National Team squad for the first time.
Bradley, who is eligible to play for Ireland through her father, Ben, from Letterkenny and her Cork-born mother, is training with the squad as Megan Campbell and Denise O’Sullivan drop out with injuries, with Culdaff native Erin McLaughlin also being named in the squad.
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Bradley plays for Durham in the English Women's Championship, helping the side to fourth place last season.
Ireland are training in the States as they take on the USA for a second time in a week after a 4-0 loss on Friday, as they meet again in Cincinnati on Sunday at 8pm Irish time.
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