Blow for Girls in Green as Russell announces retirement

Julie-Ann Russell: Galway United attacker retires after 15-year Republic of Ireland career

Republic of Ireland attacker Julie-Ann Russell will retire from football after 66 caps for her country.

Blow for Girls in Green as Russell announces retirement

New Republic of Ireland head coach Carla Ward has been shorn of more experience after Galway United's Julie-Ann Russell announced her retirement from the game.

Julie-Ann Russell 'will cherish the memories' as popular Ireland star retires

JULIE-ANN RUSSELL has announced her retirement from football – insisting she will “forever cherish the memories”. The 33-year-old won 66 caps for the Republic of Ireland after making her debut in 2009, scoring seven goals. Julie-Ann Russell has announced her retirement from footballStephen McCarthy/Sportsfile She won 66 caps and scored seven goals – three of which came in 2024Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile She spent four years away from the team as…

Ireland forward Julie-Ann Russell announces her retirement from football

… Australia (Sydney University, Western Sydney Wanderers) in between stints playing in Ireland … Kazakhstan in October 2009 having previously represented Ireland … Hungary in March 2012 before going on to score against Israel, Slovakia, Slovenia, England, France …

Julie-Ann Russell calls time on football career after announcing retirement

Republic of Ireland star Julie-Ann Russell has announced her retirement from professional football. In all, the Galway native made 66 appearances for the Girls in Green and enjoyed stints around the world in her impressive club career At international level, Russell made her senior debut in a World Cup Qualifier away to Kazakhstan in October 2009 having previously represented Ireland at Under-15, U-16, U-17 and U-19 level. Republic of Ireland st…

Julie-Ann Russell Announces Retirement from International Football - The Global Herald

Julie-Ann Russell, a prominent forward for the Republic of Ireland, has officially retired from international football after earning 66 caps for her nation.