Hear from those inside the dressing room after a historic night in Lissywollen.
Athlone Town are the Women's Premier Division champions for the first time after they beat Bohemians 2-0 in Lissywollen on Saturday night.
Town's goals came courtesy of September's Player of the Month, Madison Gibson in the 27th minute, and Kellie Brennan in the 34th.
It just had to be her! 🤩
— LOI Women (@LoiWomen) October 5, 2024
Madie Gibson puts @AthloneTownAFC ahead!#WLOI | @SportTG4 pic.twitter.com/imqwrRsyMv
A 3-0 victory for Shelbourne over Peamount earlier in the day meant Ciaran Kilduff's side needed three points against Bohs to ensure they were crowned as league champions.
The midlanders saw out the second half with relative comfort to claim their first Premier Division in women's football.
Kilduff reflected on a historic achievement with the media after the full time whistle:
Laurie Ryan won her 100th cap for Athlone on Saturday, she tells Midlands 103's Liam White about her joy at winning league honours:
Gibson, who has now scored six goals in her last six outings, gave her reaction to Midlands 103 after she and her team mates lifted the trophy:
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