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O'Neill arrives at Windsor Park for Uefa Women's play-off

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O'Neill arrives at Windsor Park for Uefa Women's play-off

O'Neill arrives at Windsor Park for Uefa Women's play-off

First Minister Michelle O'Neill arrives at Windsor Park for the Uefa Women's Nations League play-off match.

She was joined by Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly for the game between the Northern Ireland women's team and Montenegro.

Report by Alibhaiz.

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