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Áine O Donnell
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Senior Journalist Reporter, BBC Newsbeat
Birmingham, Ireland
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By Áine O Donnell Verified| BBC Verified Image source, Getty ImagesBy Áine O DonnellBBC NewsbeatCould the appointment of Lydia Bedford as the head coach of a Premier League club's youth team open the door to more opportunities in the men's game? Lois Balfour, who's a development officer at Suffolk FA and aspiring football coach, thinks so. The 24-year-old says she and other female coaches only saw themselves working in the women's game.
By Áine O Donnell Verified| BBC Verified By Áine O DonnellBBC News NIPublished30 December 2019media captionGAA: The mothers picking up a Gaelic football again"For one night a week, you aren't a wife and a mother. You are out there playing for yourself."Siobhan Sargent started playing Gaelic football again when she was 28 after she moved to Draperstown, County Londonderry.
By Áine O Donnell Verified| BBC Verified Image source, Getty ImagesBy Áine O DonnellBBC NewsbeatCould the appointment of Lydia Bedford as the head coach of a Premier League club's youth team open the door to more opportunities in the men's game? Lois Balfour, who's a development officer at Suffolk FA and aspiring football coach, thinks so. The 24-year-old says she and other female coaches only saw themselves working in the women's game.
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BBC Newsbeat