Honor Mulvihill earns her first international call-up following a breakthrough season with Treaty United.
15-YEAR-OLD Treaty United forward Honor Mulvihill has been selected for the Republic of Ireland’s Women’s U16 squad for the current international break.
Ireland played the first of two friendlies against Portugal on Wednesday, November 11, at the Estádio Municipal in Rio Maior, with the sides playing out a 2-2 draw. Mulvihill was introduced from the bench in the 78th minute.
The former GB Rovers player is one of five first-time call-ups to the international squad and one of 19 League of Ireland players included in the 20-player selection, highlighting the growing representation of domestic talent at international level.
Mulvihill has already made history at club level, becoming Treaty United’s youngest-ever goalscorer after finding the net against Waterford in a Women’s Premier Division clash last month. The 15-year-old has enjoyed a breakout season, impressing at both U17 level and with the senior side under women’s manager Laurie Ryan.
The club congratulated the youngster on X:
🇮🇪 INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION! ☘️
Congratulations to Treaty United U17W striker Honor Mulvihill on her selection to the Republic of Ireland WU16 squad! 🇮🇪
The squad will round off the year with two international friendlies away to Portugal, with the first game taking place on Wednesday, 11th November, followed by the second on Friday, 13th November.
A fantastic achievement for Honor and a proud moment for everyone at Treaty United Academy.
Best of luck in both games, Honor! 💚
#WeAreTreaty
— Treaty United FC (@TreatyUnitedFC) November 10, 2026
The second friendly against Portugal, which will take place later today, will provide another opportunity for the young Irish squad to gain international experience, with the two fixtures marking the final games for the Ireland WU16s in 2026.