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Fans turned out in droves to support the Republic of Ireland's women's team as they faced off against England this Tuesday.
The crucial UEFA Women's European Championship qualifier took place at the Aviva Stadium.
Despite the challenging weather conditions, supporters adorned in their team's colors created an electric atmosphere, cheering and chanting throughout the game.
Among the sea of green, white, and orange, were groups of enthusiastic supporters waving flags, banners, and scarves printed with messages of encouragement for the Irish squad.
Their fervent backing undoubtedly served as a source of inspiration for the players as they battled against a formidable English side.
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