Katie McCabe shares loved-up pictures from Ibiza holiday with Arsenal teammate
Ireland captain Katie McCabe has been living it up in Ibiza with her girlfriend as she celebrates a well-earned break.
McCabe flew to the party island for a holiday with her partner and Arsenal teammate Caitlin Foord.
And the pair were also joined by many of their Gunners' teammates, all of them fresh off winning the Champions League.
McCabe and her crew hit up many of the popular spots on the island, including the Ocean Beach club and super club Ushuaia.
They also went to see Aussie DJ Sonny Fodera and ended up dancing behind the decks on the stage.
McCabe captioned the post on Instagram: "Beautiful week with beautiful people". The Dubliner has been going out with Foord for a couple of years.
She was previously was in a relationship with her Ireland teammate Ruesha Littlejohn.
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