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18 Mar 2026
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The Republic of Ireland team that beat Germany
Catherine Grier and Teagan O’Reilly have helped the Republic of Ireland into the semi-finals at the European Deaf Futsal Championships in Croatia.
After losing out ot Sweden, Ireland needed a win in their final game against Germany to finish in the top two and qualify for the semi-finals.
Germany, who had beaten the Swedes and were unbeaten in their first three games, were rocked by a powerful Irish team who ran out 5-0 winners in an impressive display.
Ramelton woman Grier scored in the win, with Rebekah Grant, Natalie O’Brien, and two from goalkeeper Brooklyn Dunne sealing the win.
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Ireland finished second in the group on twelve points, with wins over Hungary, the Netherlands and a walkover against Turkiye adding to their points before the win over Germany on St Patrick’s Day.
Ireland will face England in the semi-finals on Thursday.
Grier also plays for Bonagee United, while Donegal Town woman O’Reilly lines out for Drumbar United.
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