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06 Sept 2025
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Former Manorhamilton Rangers player Muireann Devaney in action for Ireland Picture: Sportsfile
Manorhamilton Rangers are calling for women interested in playing for the club in the new proposed Sligo Leitrim Senior Women’s Football League.
With a proud history of promoting girls underage football and Athlone Town & Ireland star Muireann Devaney who came through the club's ranks, Manorhamilton Rangers are aiming to be part of the new League if there is sufficient interest from players.
Manorhamilton Rangers have made the call to see if there are players interested in joining their new team for the 2023-2024 season. The hope is that the creation of a new Women’s league will allow players who are too old for underage football in the area to continue that progression at senior level.
If interested are any senior players interested in joining the new Manor Rangers Women's team, please contact Manorhamilton Rangers Football Club on Facebook or Jamie Murphy on 0851053319.
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