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Megan McGinley after making her Irish debut
Megan McGinley made her debut in a Republic of Ireland jersey on Tuesday as the Under-15 side were defeated by Poland in Alicante.
Milford United goalkeeper McGinley played the final 20 minutes in the 2-1 defeat in the Albir Garden Resort, replacing Caoimhe Keating.
Wexford forward Mia Whelan put the Girls in Green ahead after 40 minutes, but goals from Zuzanna Jędrzejczyk and Evelina Tkachenko turned it back in favour of Poland.
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For Head Coach Tom Elmes and the support staff, this was a very encouraging display from a squad of players working together for the first time and it points to a very promising future for all involved.
Ireland face Spain in La Nucia on Thursday at 11am and they will conclude their tournament against Norway on Sunday, back at the Albir Garden Resort at 11am.
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