Amy Corcoran Profile and Statistics

Amy Corcoran

First name:	Amy
Last name:	Corcoran
Nationality:	Republic of Ireland
Date of birth:	24 July 1996
Age:	27
Status:	active

Football Career Transfers and Statistics

We are going to show you the list of football clubs and seasons in which Amy Corcoran has played. It includes the total number of appearance (caps), substitution details, goals, yellow and red cards stats.

Competition	Season	Football Club
UEFA U17 Championship Women	2013 Switzerland	Republic of Ireland U17	100	2	1	0	2	0	0	0	0

Amy Corcoran has played in the following competitions and football tournaments.

Now showing: UEFA U17 Championship Women

UEFA U17 Championship Women (2)

Date	Home Team	Result	Away Team	HT
2012-10-03	Republic of Ireland U17	7 - 0	Georgia U17	5-0	M	H2H	+
M. Connolly 14'		1 - 0
S. McCarthy 16'		2 - 0
L. Casserly 19'		3 - 0
S. Mcgeough 23'		4 - 0
A. O'Connor 40+1'		5 - 0
L. Casserly 71'		6 - 0
M. Kelleher 80+1'		7 - 0
2012-10-01	Republic of Ireland U17	3 - 0	Belarus U17	1-0	M	H2H	+
M. Connolly 27'		1 - 0
M. Connolly 72'		2 - 0
A. O'Connor 80+3'		3 - 0

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