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06 Sept 2025
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All-Ireland Football winner with Laois, Erone Fitzpatrick will play her trade in the AFLW following her signing for Carlton.
The young woman who plays her club football for Park-Ratheniska was an integral part of the Laois team who captured the Mary Quinn Cup in July of last year.
She was also part of the University of Limerick team who were beaten in the Higher Education O'Connor Cup final last Saturday.
One of the best young talents in Ladies Football is heading to the AFLW this summer.
— Will O'Callaghan (@willocallaghan) March 14, 2023
Laois forward Erone Fitzpatrick has signed for Carlton and will move to Australia in a couple of months.
Scored 4-15 in the All-Ireland Intermediate Championship last year. pic.twitter.com/UDC93s7vrP
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