The Ireland Women’s National Team have announced some key additions to head coach Eileen Gleeson’s backroom staff.
Assistant coaches Colin Healy and Emma Byrne have returned to the fold. Healy brings a wealth of experience to proceedings, while Byrne will now specialise in goalkeeping coaching.
Byrne played a key role in the successful UEFA Nations League campaign last year that saw the Irish women seal promotion with a perfect record, winning six out of six League B Group 1 fixtures.
Performance Coach Ivi Casagrande also continues in her role, providing valuable insights and support.
Joining the team for the first time is Rhys Carr – an Individual Development Coach at Wolverhampton Wanderers with a UEFA A Licence and a Master’s degree in Sports Coaching.
Carr’s expertise will add fresh perspectives to the team and strengthen the Irish Women team’s coaching set-up.
Rounding out the team are Performance Psychologist Sarah Murray and Nutritionist Dr Brendan Egan, ensuring the mental and physical health of the players is prioritised.
With this experienced and diverse staff in place, the Girls in Green should be well-equipped to tackle the upcoming UEFA Women’s European Qualifiers.
They kick off their preparations with international friendlies against Italy on…
