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A final team of 21 players including a captain and vice-captain was announced at the W Awards in Melbourne on Tuesday. Brisbane Lions flyer Orla O'Dwyer has ...

North Melbourne’s Emma Kearney was named as captain of the All-Australian side. The team was selected by a panel of AFLW officials, coaches and media. ORLA O’DWYER has been named on the 2022 AFL Women’s All-Australian team.

Orla O'Dwyer has made history by becoming the first ever Irish female recipient of the coveted All-Star. She is the first Irish All-Australian since Jim ...

The Tipperary woman’s season came to an end last Saturday after losing to the Melbourne Demons 33-29 in their Preliminary final. The All-Australian team was selected by a panel of 10 members from across the Australian football industry, mixed from members of the media and AFL officials. Orla O'Dwyer has made history by becoming the first ever Irish female recipient of the coveted All-Star.

It is the first ever time an Irish AFLW Player has received the honour. O'Dwyer plays for the Brisbane Lions. The last Irish All-Australian player was Jim ...

The last Irish All-Australian player was Jim Stynes, who picked up his second award while playing for the Melbourne Demons in 1993. O'Dwyer plays for the Brisbane Lions. Tipperary's Orla O'Dwyer has been named on the AFLW All-Australian team for 2022.

Tipperary native and Irish Independent columnist Orla O'Dwyer has made history by becoming the first Irish player to be named as an AFLW All-Australian.

Orla O'Dwyer of the Brisbane Lions in action against the Melbourne Demons earlier in the season. Orla O'Dwyer of the Brisbane Lions in action against the Melbourne Demons earlier in the season. Orla O'Dwyer of the Brisbane Lions in action against the Melbourne Demons earlier in the season.

Orla O'Dwyer has become the first Irishwoman to be selected in AFLW All-Australian team after an impressive season with the Brisbane Lions.

Although the AFLW All-Australian team has been named, this year’s Grand Final is yet to be played, as Adelaide take on Melbourne this Saturday in the season decider. O’Dwyer has also played camogie for Tipperary in the past, although she could be prevented from lining out for her county in either Gaelic football or camogie in the future, as next season’s AFLW season could be brought forward to start this August. The Brisbane forward has become the first Irish Aussie Rules player to be named in the All-Australian team (the equivalent of the GAA’s All-Stars) since Jim Stynes was named in the men’s team back in 1993.

O'Dwyer, from Killenaule in Tipperary, becomes the first ever Irish female recipient of the coveted All-Star award.

It was the first occasion that a women’s football game was played at the famous Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) after 2,952 men’s games at the iconic venue. The Tipperary woman’s season came to an end last Saturday after losing to the Melbourne Demons 33-29 in their Preliminary final. Emma Kearney of North Melbourne was selected as the team captain and Hayley Miller of Fremantle was selected as the Vice-Captain.

Orla O'Dwyer has become the first Irish player to be named on the AFL Women's All-Australian team. The Tipperary dual star was one of three Brisbane Lions ...

Last year, she became the second Irish player - after Clare’s Ailish Considine - to win an AFLW Grand Final. Orla O'Dwyer has become the first Irish player to be named on the AFL Women's All-Australian team. O'Dwyer is the first Irish player to be named to an All-Australian team since Jim Stynes in 1993.

O'Dwyer plays for the Brisbane Lions. The last Irish All-Australian player was Jim Stynes, who picked up his second award while playing for the Melbourne Demons ...

The last Irish All-Australian player was Jim Stynes, who picked up his second award while playing for the Melbourne Demons in 1993. O'Dwyer plays for the Brisbane Lions. Tipperary's Orla O'Dwyer has been named on the AFLW All-Australian team for 2022.