Shelbourne this week expressed disappointment at the 17-year-old's decision to leave their club.
Speaking on her arrival at Rovers, Larkin said: “I am delighted to be joining Shamrock Rovers football club. It has been a difficult decision for me, however, the opportunity to sign for a club with a professional environment, a top coach and excellent facilities was an opportunity I had to take for my own development. The Ireland international, who has four senior Irish caps under her belt and is pushing to be included in Vera Pauw’s squad for next summer’s World Cup, had been confirmed as a Shels player for 2023 earlier this month.
Women's Premier Division newcomers Shamrock Rovers have signed Abbie Larkin and Lia O'Leary from Shelbourne. The Hoops have also signed Peamount United defender Aoibhe Fleming for 2023. As reported by independent.ie on Wednesday morning, ...
They will bring unbelievable talent to the group, and I can’t wait to help them develop even more.” “I have lived in the Phibsborough area for two years and know how much Bohs mean to the community here. “I’m delighted to be joining Shamrock Rovers football club. “I am delighted to be joining Shamrock Rovers. O’Leary came through the academy at Shelbourne and is an Ireland U-17 international. As reported by independent.ie on Wednesday morning, Ireland international Larkin joins the Hoops after backtracking on a commitment to remain at Tolka Park.
Shamrock Rovers have confirmed the signing of Republic of Ireland international Abbie Larkin, two days after Shelbourne expressed their disappointment over ...
Athlone Town's commanding centre-half Jess Hennessy has also been added to a very strong squad as Rovers get ready for their first season in the division in a decade. "Abbie had initially indicated her intention to remain with the club and, on the 9th of December, Shelbourne FC made an announcement that she would be staying," the statement read. Earlier this months Shels announced that the in-demand Larkin had committed to the club for the 2023 campaign.
The Ireland ace leaves champions Shelbourne having initially indicated she would be staying for another season.
O'Neill said, “I am delighted to have all four girls on board, they are four of the most experienced players in the country. Rovers boss Collie O’Neill said: “I’m delighted to have the three girls on board - they are three of the best young players in the country. "They will bring this fantastic experience to the group and help set standards and create a positive culture around the squad.” “They will bring unbelievable talent to the group, and I can’t wait to help them develop even more.” “It has been a difficult decision for me but the opportunity to sign for a club with a professional environment, a top coach and excellent facilities was an opportunity I had to take for my own development. “I’m extremely excited about the new challenge, but I’d like to thank the people at Shelbourne who have helped with my development to date."
Shamrock Rovers F.C. is pleased to announce Abbie Larkin, Lia O'Leary and as Aoibhe Fleming as signed for the Hoops 2023 LOI Women's Premier Division squad.
They will bring unbelievable talent to the group, and I can’t wait to help them develop even more.” I think it’s a very professional club and that will help me to develop as a young player in the league. Lia O’Leary, a really exciting U17 Irish International, who is also in the WNT home-based squad as they prepare for the World Cup, said “I’m really excited to be signing for Shamrock Rovers.
Women's Premier Division newcomers Shamrock Rovers have landed five players from Shelbourne, as Abbie Larkin, Lia O'Leary, Jess Gargan, Amanda Budden and ...
They will bring unbelievable talent to the group, and I can’t wait to help them develop even more.” “I have lived in the Phibsborough area for two years and know how much Bohs mean to the community here. “I’m delighted to be joining Shamrock Rovers football club. “I am delighted to be joining Shamrock Rovers. O’Leary came through the academy at Shelbourne and is an Ireland U-17 international. As reported by independent.ie on Wednesday morning, Ireland international Larkin joins the Hoops after backtracking on a commitment to remain at Tolka Park.
As first revealed by the Irish Examiner on Wednesday morning, Jess Gargan, Shauna Fox and Amanda Budden were joining Irish international Abbie Larkin in the ...
They will bring this fantastic experience to the group and help set standards and create a positive culture around the squad.” Today’s blitz of signings follows the eye-catching captures of Peamount pair Stephanie Roche and Jess Hennessy from Athlone Town. Ireland U19 international Lia O’Leary has also made the switch.