вЂњTeams that want to be at the highest level and compete to win tournaments need to get used to that interest and pressure from the outside no matter what it is. Picture: Getty ImagesД¬oach Tony Gustavsson insisted his side was not affected by the sexual harassment saga surrounding the squad, courtesy of claims by Matildas legend Lisa De Vanna, and that showed as Australia blitzed the Brazilians in the early exchanges of the first half.

Sign up to the Dublin Live Newsletter to keep up to date with all the latest news.Clare Polkinghorne finished off a clever set up from Sam Kerr to open the scoring for the Matildas. The Labour Councillor tried to get the club space in Bushy Park and even consulted with Defence Minister Simon Coveney, through her party colleague Ivana Bacik, to get the club more time in the Cathal Brugha Barracks.Дespite her 'level best', both efforts failed and the pitch was 'reluctantly' set up in Dartry Park, according to Councillor Freehill.

I find it unbelievable - it is just utterly selfish that they would not see that they have that park all week.'Д¬ouncillor Mary Freehill, who helped the club get use of the park, said there is a 'major crisis' in Dublin 6 around sourcing pitches for GAA and soccer clubs. I am gobsmacked that people could be so petty.

He said: 'This is a group of residents who are selfish and unwilling to share and are using process to block a sporting endeavour. He added: 'So, if they are serious about sharing, they would acknowledge that they have all day Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday - for the vast majority of brightness during the day.'Дeputy Andrews was 'gobsmacked' that people could be 'so petty' when he heard the calls for the investigation. 'The Ranelagh Gaels will use that pitch on Sunday mornings, Saturday morning and a couple of hours in the evening. They are not interested in sharing - they want it all their own way. Mr Andrews responded to this point, saying: 'they have no intention of sharing. In the letter, the residents say: 'Where space is shared then there should be consultation and consideration' given to the current users. He added: 'Also, there has been a soccer pitch there for years - that has traditionally been a playing pitch for young people for years until the football club using it disbanded.' 'The trees is also just another red herring because the club are paying to put six trees down, three more than were taken down.' He said: 'They are talking about consultation and that is 100% only an excuse to delay and block this initiative which is to support young people playing sport. Now, Sinn Fein TD Chris Andrews has accused the residents of trying to 'block' the pitch used exclusively by children. There was also issues raised about trees that had to be cut down by DCC to make way for the pitch, which the club say they will pay to replace.ДЄ group of residents wrote to all Councillors representing the area requesting information and 'transparency' on how the pitch came to be. Residents in the area complained to DCC about the pitch, saying the GAA club take up the small amount of space in the park when they are training or playing matches, cause traffic congestion and are putting passers-by at risk of being hit by footballs or sliotars. The Council previously confirmed to Dublin Live that no public consultation had been carried out with locals.

Ranelagh Gaels had been using the park for a number of years but there had not been a permanent pitch in place. Residents calling for an investigation into how a GAA pitch was setup in a small park have been called 'utterly selfish' by a TD.Дublin City Council moved goalposts into Dartry Park in Milltown, painted white touchlines, and even cut down three trees to make way for the pitch a few months ago.

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