The Hibernians Women’s Football Team commenced its participation in the domestic league in the season 1995/96. For the first seasons the Paolities had an experimental squad in which they did not achieve good results. On the other hand, they gained a lot of experience playing against good teams such as Rabat Ajax and Lija Athletics.

The 1997/98 season was the beginning of a new era for Hibernians. Pierre Brincat was engaged as coach who, with his vast playing experience, started to forge a team that in the near future was to give a lot of satisfaction.

Hibernians managed to win their first championship in the following season. This success story did not end here; the girls went on winning one championship after another for eight consecutive years. Under Pierre Brincat, apart from the six league titles, Hibs also won the Knock-Out Competition twice in seasons 2000/01 and 2003/04.

At the beginning of season 2004/05, Pierre Brincat ended his career as a local coach to start a new one as female National coach.

Roland Solars replaced Brincat as Hibs’ new coach for just one season in which Hibs won their seventh title. In the season 2005/06, Jose’ Borg took Solars’ place as coach, and managed to steer the ladies team to win two doubles in 2005/06 and 2007/08 and twice the super cup in 2006 and 2007.

As from 2004 Hibernians introduced the nursery sector from which most of today’s players emerged.