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Tipperary ladies football star Aishling Moloney is ready to put her recent injury woes behind her ahead of this year's Lidl Ireland Ladies National Football League campaign.
The Cahir woman has had a torrid few year's on the sidelines but is now on the comeback trail after recovering from a cruciate knee injury, and hasn't featured in the league since 2021. See full interview below.
Tipp-top talent is back!
— Jerome Quinn (@JeromeQuinn) January 18, 2023
Aishling Moloney, one of the best @LadiesFootball players in the modern game, returns from a cruciate injury to play for @TippLadiesFB against @WestmeathLadies on Sunday in the @lidl_ireland National League.
The full interview is on LGFA Facebook now. pic.twitter.com/92uYptKZLM
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