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Lidl NFL Div 1 Final – Meath 2-08 Donegal 1-09
Niamh O’Sullivan scored the crucial goal and the TG4 All-Ireland Senior champions Meath added another title to their growing list…
LADIES FOOTBALL: Cusp of history – The Big Interview with Donegal’s Roisín McCafferty
Another concussion would be the end, Roisín McCafferty would hang up her boots and call it a day on her…
LADIES FOOTBALL PREVIEWS: Donegal and Meath chase history as Armagh and Kerry eye promotion – LIDL NFL Finals
THE 2022 Lidl National League Divisions 1 and 2 champions will be crowned on Sunday – with history in the…
Meath ladies’ football is set to take on Donegal for the title of 2022 Lidl National League Champions.
The first time Meath are competing in in Division 1 since 2006 as they aim to claim their first ever…
LADIES FOOTBALL: Aimee Mackin: ‘The British soldiers would have been walking up the road across from us’
The sight of helicopters flying overhead in Ukraine for the past two weeks, with conflict and tension on the ground,…
Niamh Kerr Of St Judes: Mum’s The Word
Niamh Kerr of St Judes thought her football career might end when she had a baby two years ago but…
‘Na Gaeil Aeracha Will Never Judge You, You Are Welcome Regardless Of Who You Are’
Ireland’s first explicitly LGBTQ+ inclusive LGFA team, Na Gaeil Aeracha, are recruiting more members after a successful inaugural year.
Male And Female Intercounty GAA Players Granted Equal Pay For Commercial Sponsorships
In the latest of the Gaelic Players Association’s quest for gender equality the group have secured a partnership with two…
‘She Is Someone I Would Love To Follow In The Footsteps Of. To Replace Her On The Field In My First Game Was A Privilege,’ – Armagh’s Emily Druse
It was the most difficult of decisions, but Emily Druse had her sights set firmly on the bigger prize —…
Carlow’s Sinéad Commons: ‘Keep Reminding Yourself You Are Benefiting Other Girls Coming Through. Even If It Is Just One Player Who Goes On And Manages A Team Later On, That’s Perfect,’
It looks set to be a busy year for Sinéad Commons, one where she will coach the Carlow junior team…
Fermanagh’s Brenda Bannon: ‘We Lost Mam To Suicide On 10th December Last Year. It Was The Hardest Thing I Have Ever Been Through In My Entire Life
Brenda Bannon still struggles with the pain and anguish, she says it only gets harder by the day but counselling…
Meath’s Emma Troy: “It Had Been A Rough Few Years So I Decided To Take A Step Away”
Meath’s Emma Troy on how they emerged from the doldrums to become champions.