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Northern Ireland

Friday 24th October 2025
Wednesday 29th October 2025

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'Breath of fresh air' Lindsay backed for NI jobNorthern Ireland midfielder Nadene Caldwell backs Kris Lindsay to take the manager's job permanently after impressing players in camp before their opening two World Cup qualifiers

Irish FA confirm venue for Northern Ireland’s first home Women’s World Cup Qualifier

Belfast Telegraph

Draw made for Women's All-Island CupDefending champions Wexford will face Linfield Women, Shamrock Rovers and Sligo Rovers in the group phase of the 2026 Women's All-Island Cup after the draw for the fourth edition of the tournament took place at Northern Ireland Football League headquarters in Belfast earlier today.

Former Linfield ace appointed interim boss of Northern Ireland women’s teamFormer Irish League star Kris Lindsay has been placed in interim charge of the Northern Ireland senior women’s team for the opening two matches of their World Cup Qualifying campaign.

Belfast Telegraph

Will NI's manager search damage World Cup dream?BBC Sport NI looks at the Irish Football Association's protracted search to find Tanya Oxtoby's replacement as Northern Ireland Women's manager, almost three months on from the Australian leaving the role.

2025 review: Northern Ireland senior women’s teamNorthern Ireland’s senior women’s team enjoyed some positive results during a year in which young players were given their chance to shine.

Irish Football Association - Official Site

Young Lionesses and Wales to meet in women’s U19 EURO qualifiersThe Young Lionesses have been grouped with Switzerland, Wales, and Latvia in the final qualifying round for the 2025/26 Women's U19 EURO. Scotland will take on Norway, Austria, and North Macedonia, while Northern Ireland goes up against defending champions Spain, as well as Portugal and Hungary. Meanwhile, the Republic of Ireland will face France, Germany,

Women's Football Magazine

'The time was right' - Oxtoby swaps Northern Ireland for NewcastleStepping away from international football to manage a club in England's second tier was a decision Tanya Oxtoby "didn't take lightly".

Four British FA’s submit 22 stadia, 16 city bid for Women’s World Cup 2035November 28 – The four ‘home’ associations of England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales have formally submitted their joint bid for the Women’s World Cup 2035 with a proposed 22 stadiums, 16 of them in England of which five are in London. The joint bid is the only bid for 2035. The 2027 World Cup will be held in Brazil, while the USA is the sole bidder for 2031 which will be the first of the expanded 48-team format. Read more …

Inside World Football

Irish FA committed to finding ‘right leader’ for senior women’s teamThe Irish Football Association has started preparations to recruit a new manager for Northern Ireland’s senior women’s team, marking the beginning of an exciting new chapter for the game.

Irish Football Association - Official Site