17/09/2021
17/09/2021
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Grace Murray. (Pic Q Radio)
Newry City Ladies FC are seeking the NIFL Ladies Premier Division title tonight.
The South-Down based outfit take on Linfield in a league decider with Dundalk-native and former Irish international Grace Murray a prominent member of the team.
Good luck to both @LinfieldLadies & @NCLadiesFC tonight in the @NIFLWomensPrem league decider. Should be a cracking game ⚽⚽
— Sion Swifts Ladies (@braefield1988) August 30, 2017
Newry claimed the Mid-Ulster Cup recently with a 15-2 victory over Lurgan Ladies.
Murray was previously a title winner with Newry in 2015, where a dramatic late winner ensured City took the title spoils over the Mid-Ulster Ladies. She also claimed a Women's National League title with Peamount United and spent last season with Shelbourne Ladies.
Tonight's match takes place at Rathmore Grammar School and kick-off is down for 7:30pm.
Best of luck Grace!
Good luck tonight ⚽️@NCLadiesFC @niallclarkeoils
— CMF (@_Cofee1) August 30, 2017
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