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Peamount United and Ireland player Erin McLaughlin. Photo: Sportsfile
Erin McLaughlin has been added to the Ireland for the Euro 2025 qualifiers against France and England.
The Peamount United midfielder was called up for training at the FAI National Training Centre on Wednesday morning.
McLaughlin will accompany the team for their Euro 2025 qualifier match against France away in Metz on Friday night, followed by the home fixture against England at the Aviva Stadium on Tuesday, April 9.
This selection follows McLaughlin's decisive performance where she secured a late victory for Peamount United against Wexford last Saturday evening.
Hailing from Culdaff, McLaughlin sealed the win with a penalty kick at PRL Park, clinching a 1-0 triumph in the Women's Premier Division.
This marked her second goal of the season, following her earlier strike in the opening day's 2-0 victory against Cork City.
Having already earned three caps for Ireland, McLaughlin aims to augment her international appearances in the upcoming matches against France and England.
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