Nicola Ward

Nicola Ward

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Nicola Ward is a defender for the Galway senior women's football team, celebrated for her strong defensive skills and ability to transition to attack. In the recent Connacht SFC final, she played a pivotal role in securing Galway's championship title.

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Ireland Ireland: Nicola Ward was coming when Leanne Coen thought her second goal had to be a goal. 5

Kate Geraghty Daniel Moynihan Siobhan Divilly Mark Bourke Leanne Coen
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Kate Geraghty hails Galway effort – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: The Kerry defence parts in front of Nicola Ward but she opts for the pass to Olivia Divilly. 5

Gordon Manning Kate Geraghty Siofra O Shea Maggie Farrelly Leanne Coen Niamh Ni Chonchuir Emma Costello Mary Ellen Bolger Caoimhe Evans Olivia Divilly Roisin Leonard Aishling O Connell Hannah Noone Sarah Ni Loingsigh Bronagh Quinn Siobhan Divilly Kate Slevin Kate Thompson Leah O Halloran Roisin Rahilly Deirdre Kearney Eilis Lynch Aoife Dillane Mikala Mulvihill Mary O Connell Niamh Carmody Jadyn Lucey Danielle O Leary Theresa Mellon Maria O Neill Daire Walsh Finbar Egan Aisling Feely Saoirse Wynn
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Galway beat Kerry to All-Ireland senior title after late drama at Croke Park – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Nicola Ward scored for Galway, contributing to their lead in the match. 9

Roisin Leonard Olivia Divilly Sinead Walsh Hannah Reape Erin Murray Hannah Noone Clodagh Keane Dearbhla Gower Mary O Connell Kellyann Hogan Caoimhe Evans Niamh Carmody Lauren Mcgregor Hannah Power Brid Mcmaugh Danielle O Leary Anna Galvin Katie Murry Niamh Ni Chonchuir
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Galway battle through wind and rain to retain Connacht crown, Kerry stay on top in Munster – The Irish Times