Women's Hockey World Cup recap: Ireland 3-2 N Zealand
Ireland battle their way to a 3-2 win over New Zealand to keep their World Cup hopes alive.
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Ireland battle their way to a 3-2 win over New Zealand to keep their World Cup hopes alive.
Follow our live updates as Ireland take on Belgium in this crucial Pool C match...
Michelle Carey’s goal in the first quarter proved to be the difference against South Africa.
Ireland's Women's World Cup dream is over after a 2-1 defeat to host nation Belgium following a gutsy display in the Belfius Hockey Arena.
Ireland's World Cup hopes remain alive and kicking after Gareth Grundie's side produced a fine second half to beat New Zealand 3-2 at the Belfius Hockey Arena in Belgium.
Ireland are next in action against the tournament co-hosts Belgium on Thursday.
Ireland women's hockey captain Sarah Hawkshaw has admitted that the squad are excited at the prospect of a unique FIH World Cup experience, when the Irish men's and women's team ta...
Gareth Grundie’s side suffered a 2-1 defeat.
After an opening pool defeat to Australia, Mark Tumilty's Ireland side bounced back with a fine defeat of South Africa. Read back on how it unfolded.
Two goals for Rinalta and one for Govers put the Kookaburras ahead but Alistair Empey eventually found the net after the Green Machine dominated in the second-half
Two goals for Rinalta and one for Govers put the Kookaburras ahead but Alistair Empey eventually found the net after the Green Machine dominated in the second-half
The hosts had a narrow lead after the morning foursomes in Woodbrook, and England bounced back to take four of the women’s singles matches to put themselves in the ascendency.
Ireland take on Spain in their third Pool C match at the Belfius Hockey Arena in Belfast...
A win or draw could have set up the Green Machine well for a chance to progress to a semi-final spot.
Bláithín Bogue top scored for Ireland with three goals.
Lee Cole (two), Ben Walker and Sam Hyland scored the Green Machine’s goals.
Jemima Adams Verling, Sophie Barrett, Beth Buttimer, Caitríona Finn, Kate Jordan, Lucia Linn and Alana McInerney have all been included in the 36.
Ireland showed heart but ultimately left themselves too much to do in their World Cup opener as they fell to a 3-1 defeat in Wavre, Belgium.
Mark Tumilty’s side were beaten 6-3 by New Zealand in the ninth-/tenth-place playoff.
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