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Nicoline Sorensen scored the decisive goal in the ninth minute at Tallaght Stadium. Emma Duffy Reports from Tallaght Stadium By Emma Duffy Thursday 8 Apr 2021, 9:02 PM Thu 9:02 PM 12,075 Views 3 Comments
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AN EARLY GOAL proved decisive in the end, on a night where Ireland put it up to one of Europe’s best sides, opening the next chapter on a positive note.
Vera Pauw’s side produced a battling performance and showed glimpses of brilliance in her first international friendly in charge, as they welcomed Denmark to a blustery Tallaght Stadium and preparations were ramped up for the 2023 World Cup qualifying campaign.
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Ireland may still be smarting from missing out on Euro 2022 qualification, however, Vera Pauw s international unit are starting to make noises amongst the top teams in the global game.
Defeat in a game that they dominated in Ukraine will haunt the Irish side for the foreseeable future as they missed out on a play-off for the England-hosted event next summer.
Ukraine advanced and will now play Northern Ireland for a place at the tournament on Friday, and while the Republic would put themselves at a higher level than both sides, they must instead look towards qualification for the next World Cup, which takes place in Australia and New Zealand in 2023.
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Securitize and Pacific Stock Transfer Announce Strategic Collaboration to Modernize Transfer Agent Software Market
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Panettone, Christmas pudding and illusion cakes feature in festive Bake Off
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24 December 2020, 4:01 pm
Prue Leith sported festive blue hair in The Great British Bake Off’s Christmas special as former contestants returned to compete for the title.
Veterinary surgeon Rosie Brandreth-Poynter, a semi-finalist from the 2019 series, was crowned as the winner of the Christmas edition.
She beat Jamie Finn, also from the 2019 series, 2018 contestant Ruby Bhogal and James Hillery from 2017.
The contestants had to complete three challenges for judges Leith and Paul Hollywood.
They were tasked with making a set of miniature panettones, a microwavable Christmas pudding and an illusion cake that looked like a festive feast.