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08/15 18:45 11 Derry City (W) v Larne FC (W) 1-4
08/15 18:45 11 Lisburn Rangers (W) v Cliftonville (W) 0-2
08/09 05:17 10 Lisburn Rangers Women v Lisburn Women 1-0
08/08 19:00 10 [3] Cliftonville Women v Crusaders Strikers Women [5] 2-1
08/08 18:45 10 Glentoran (W) v Larne FC (W) 1-0
08/08 18:45 10 Linfield (W) v Derry City (W) 5-1
08/04 18:45 7 Larne FC (W) v Glentoran (W) 1-4
08/01 19:00 9 Cliftonville (W) v Lisburn (W) Postponed
08/01 19:00 9 [4] Crusaders Strikers Women v Linfield Women [1] 0-6
08/01 18:45 9 [6] Derry City Women v Glentoran Women [2] 2-4
08/01 18:45 9 Larne FC Women v Lisburn Rangers Women 1-3
07/25 18:45 8 Lisburn Rangers (W) v Crusaders Strikers (W) 0-5
07/25 18:45 8 [7] Lisburn Women v Derry City Women [6] 0-2
07/25 18:45 8 [1] Glentoran Women v Cliftonville Women [3] 0-2
07/25 18:45 8 Linfield (W) v Larne FC (W) 11-0
07/08 18:45 3 Cliftonville (W) v Glentoran (W) 0-2
07/04 19:00 7 [5] Crusaders Strikers Women v Cliftonville Women [3] 0-3
07/04 18:45 7 Larne FC (W) v Glentoran (W) Postponed
07/04 18:45 7 [4] Lisburn Rangers Women v Derry City Women [6] 2-0
07/02 18:45 7 Chaleb Fahes v Lisburn (W) 5-0
06/27 18:45 12 [3] Linfield Women v Lisburn Rangers Women [4] 5-2
06/20 19:00 6 [7] Lisburn Women v Lisburn Rangers Women [5] 1-3
06/20 19:00 6 Cliftonville (W) v Larne FC (W) 8-0
06/20 18:45 6 [1] Glentoran Women v Crusaders Strikers Women [2] 5-0
06/20 18:45 6 [6] Derry City Women v Linfield Women [3] 0-4
06/16 18:45 4 [3] Linfield Women v Glentoran Women [1] 2-6
06/13 19:00 5 [1] Crusaders Strikers Women v Lisburn Rangers Women [6] 0-2
06/13 19:00 5 Lisburn (W) v Cliftonville (W) 0-2
06/13 18:45 5 Glentoran (W) v Derry City (W) 4-0
06/13 18:45 5 Larne FC (W) v Linfield (W) 1-9
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Wikipedia - Women's Premiership (Northern Ireland)

The Women's Premiership is the top level women's football league of Northern Irish league football. The league was called the NIWFA Division League 1 until 2003 and Premier League until 2015. In 2016, it was rebranded the Women's Premiership and is run by NIFL/ Irish League since.

Ten teams play a double round robin to crown the champion, which qualifies for a spot in the UEFA Women's Champions League. The tenth place gets relegated to the Women's Championship 1, the ninth place plays a two-legged relegation playoff against the runner up of the Women's Championship.

History

In women's football the first league season was played out in 1977. Organised by the Northern Ireland Women's Football Association (NIWFA) the league was simply called the NIWFA Division League 1.

In 2004 the Division 1 was replaced by the Women's Premier League.

In 2016, after 40 years of administering and developing women's football locally, the league was rebranded the Women's Premiership and is run now by the Northern Ireland Football League. The main sponsor and name giver is Sports Direct.

Prior to the 2023 season, the Premiership introduced professional contracts for players, as well as games on Fridays and Sundays in addition to traditional Wednesday games. Five Premiership teams will also take part in a new all-island competition during the summer.

Sponsors

Period Sponsor
2016–2022 Danske Bank
2023– Sports Direct
The Northern Ireland Premier League Women is the premier women's football competition in Northern Ireland, showcasing the top female talent across the region. Established to promote the growth and development of women's soccer, the league features a competitive format with multiple clubs vying for the championship title. Known for its passionate fan base and high-quality matches, the Northern Ireland Premier League Women serves as a vital platform for nurturing local talent and providing opportunities for female athletes to excel at both national and international levels. The league continues to grow in popularity, contributing significantly to the advancement of women's football in the UK.