Aoibhin Cleary is an Irish sportswoman, born on 29 April 1999, who plays both Ladies' Gaelic football and Australian rules football. In the Gaelic code she was captain of the Meath team that lost the 2021 All-Ireland Senior Ladies' Football Championship final to Dublin. In the Australian code she reached the AFL Women's competition, where she was the 40th Irish woman to play. Her career therefore spans two football codes, the Irish women's inter-county game and the women's Australian rules league, and her Wikipedia article is a short entry that records these milestones.
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Cleary was the 40th Irish woman to play in AFL Women's.
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Cleary was the 40th Irish woman to play in AFL Women's.
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Aoibhin Cleary (born 29 April 1999) is a Ladies' Gaelic football and Australian rules football player.
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Aoibhin Cleary (born 29 April 1999) is a Ladies' Gaelic football and Australian rules football player.
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Cleary was the 40th Irish woman to play in AFL Women's.
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