Galway United Women's Home Fixtures (Women's National League)

What to Expect

Galway United’s women’s team play in the Women’s National League (WNL), Ireland’s top flight of women’s football, with home games at Pearse Stadium. The next confirmed home fixture is against Cork City on Saturday, August 29, 2026, the first chance for home supporters to see the team since an away-heavy run of fixtures earlier in the month. Further home dates already on the calendar include September 5 against Treaty United, September 19 against Bohemian FC, and October 24 against Shelbourne, giving supporters a home fixture roughly every two to three weeks through the autumn. Galway United’s WNL side shares the Pearse Stadium pitch with the men’s Premier Division team, and Saturday afternoon kick-offs are the norm rather than the Friday evening slots used for men’s games. The Women’s National League is Ireland’s senior women’s competition, contested by clubs affiliated to League of Ireland men’s sides as well as standalone women’s clubs, and it has grown steadily in profile and crowd numbers over recent seasons as more games are broadcast and promoted alongside the men’s fixture list.

Good to Know

• Next home fixture: Saturday, August 29, 2026, v Cork City, Pearse Stadium. Kick-off time not yet published.
• Further home dates: September 5 v Treaty United, September 19 v Bohemian FC, October 24 v Shelbourne.
• Tickets are available through the club’s official website and at the ground on matchday; WNL admission is generally lower-priced than men’s Premier Division games.
• Venue: Pearse Stadium, a GAA stadium in Galway city also used for League of Ireland football.
• This is a recurring home-fixture pattern through the WNL season; check the club’s fixtures page for later rounds as they are confirmed.

Getting There

Pearse Stadium is on the west side of Galway city, close to Salthill, roughly a 20-minute walk from Eyre Square or a short bus or taxi journey. On-site parking is limited, so supporters commonly park in Salthill or the city centre.