Republic of Ireland women's under-17 head coach  Noel King has announced a 21-player squad for the FIFA Under 17 Women's World Cup which will take place in Trinidad and Tobago from 5-25 September.

This Ireland squad will also travel to Ft Lauderdale for a warm up match against Trinidad and Tobago on August 28. The Republic of Ireland team were crowned winners of a tri-nation tournament played in Manchester at the weekend as warm-up for next month's World Cup.

Following their 1-0 win over hosts England on Wednesday secured by a Jenny Byrne winner, the Irish clinched the title by drawing 1-1 against Denmark thanks to Siobhan Killeen's excellent long-range shot that found the net.

Speaking at the squad announcement, King said, “We travel to Fort Lauderdale for a week long training camp and I think the games against tournament hosts, Trinidad and Tobago and New Zealand will give us a real taste of what to expect when the tournament kicks-off in September.

“We will be playing in conditions similar to that of Trinidad and Tobago while gaining experience against teams from two different continents. Preparation for the World Cup has been ideal but we are obviously very disappointed with the injury sustained to midfielder, Niamh McLaughlin which rules her out of contention,' he said.

Ireland will play their first ever FIFA Women's World Cup game against South American side, Brazil on Monday, 6 September, before facing Canada on Thursday, 9 September with both games taking place at the Larry Gomes Stadium.

King's team will complete their Group 4 fixtures against Ghana at the Dwight Yorke Stadium in Tobago on 13 September. (August 24,2010)

Key players
Dora Gorman, Ciara Grant, Grace Moloney

Qualifying statistics
The Republic of Ireland won six of their eight matches en route to qualification, losing just once. They scored 16 goals and conceded three along the way

Republic of Ireland Women's Under-17 squad:

Grace Moloney, Ciara O'Brien, Megan Campbell, Jessica Gleeson, Jennifer Byrne, Ciara Grant, Aileen Gilroy, Dora Gorman, Zoe Boyd, Denise O'Sullivan, Siobhan Killeen, Stacie Donnelly, Rianna Jarrett, Tanya Kennedy, Kerry Glynn, Amanda Budden, Claire Shine Harriet Scott, Rebecca Kearney, Jillian Maloney, Emma Hansberry

Trinidad and Tobago’s National Under 17 Women footballers will depart these shores for Ft Lauderdale on Wednesday for a five-day training camp as they continue their build up for the FIFA Under 17 Women’s World Cup starting in Port of Spain on September 5.

Referee Wijngaarde blows the final whistle and T&T earns a hardfought 2-1 victory to finish top of the group with seven points. Both T&T and second place Cuba (5 points) will advance to the Concacaf Final round of qualifying towards the 2011 FIFA Under 17 World Cup in Mexico.

90' Bermuda goes close but Weston scrambles a save and Zeiko Lewis is cautioned for a rash challenge on the T&T custodian on the follow up.

The fourth official puts up three minutes additional time. Anxious moments for both teams.

86' Bermuda almost snatch the equalizer out of nothing as Basden swings a right footer and the ball flashes inches wide of the far left post. T&T were sluggish at the back on this occasion.