WAG ‘has friends digging through bins’ after losing passport before World Cup

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    Conor Gallagher's model girlfriend Aine May Kennedy has had her mates 'digging through bins' to look for her passport.

    The WAG cannot yet fly out to Qatar to cheer on the England team during the World Cup.

    Kennedy posted images on her social media account, claiming that she had misplaced it and had to apply for another one, meaning that so far she has been unable to join the rest of England's WAGs on a luxury cruise ship off the coast of Qatar.

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    She shared a photo on her Instagram story yesterday, with the caption: "Can't believe it's come to this."

    This was before she shared a second image of a green wheelie bin, stating: "Had my friends empty the bins last night [Wednesday night] with me just to make sure we hadn't missed anywhere in the house."

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    Kennedy lastly shared an image of herself at a pool, saying: "We ended the most stressful week though with gorgeous views."

    The professional dancer has been dating Chelsea playmaker Gallagher for almost four years.

    The Cork-born WAG had travelled to London with the intention of becoming a professional dancer but her modelling career soon launched instead.

    The rest of the WAGs touched down in Doha to support the Three Lions as the side earned a 6-2 win against Iran on Monday.

    But the situation with her passport means that Kennedy has been so far unable to fly out to Qatar during this year's World Cup tournament.

    It is reported by the Daily Mail that the current crop of WAGS are staying on a £1billion cruise liner, accompanied with six swimming pools as well as 30 bars.

    It is thought that packages begin at £6,000 for the footballers' families to stay.

    It comes after England boss Gareth Southgate claimed his side are "regaining our respectability on the world stage" following their win over Iran.

    His men are guaranteed a spot in the knockout stages if they beat the USA on Friday evening.

    "This is a good period for English football," said Southgate on Thursday. "At junior level, at senior level, with our women's team, there's lots of positive things going on.

    "We feel we can be competitive for many years to come and that's the aim – to have a sustained challenge in the later stages of the big competitions and we've not done that for years and years."

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