Megan Walsh was praised by her manager after making her international debut.
The Albion keeper won her first Republic of Ireland cap in a 1-0 defeat against Russia in the Pinatar Cup in La Manga, Spain, on Saturday.
Walsh produced a string of fine saves and Ireland manager Vera Pauw believes she has a bright future at international level.
“We are very happy Megan joined Ireland,” said Pauw of the 27-year-old who qualifies for Ireland through her grandfather, who was born in Wexford. “She played well and has a huge future in front of her.”
Albion teammate Megan Connolly was rested on Saturday after playing in last week’s 2-1 win over Poland but is likely to return to the team on Tuesday when Ireland play Wales in a third-place play-off.
Kayleigh Green, fresh from helping Albion beat Reading with two goals in their WSL meeting last Sunday, created a goal and won a penalty in Wales' 3-1 win over Scotland but the Welsh lost on penalties to Belgium after a goalless draw on Saturday, when Green scored their only spot-kick in a 3-1 shoot-out defeat.