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Meath pulled off one of the most remarkable comebacks as they beat Cork, 2-12 to 2-10 in extra time to book their place in the TG4 All-Ireland final for the first time in history.
Continue ReadingKildare’s Lauren Murtagh is charting her own sporting career in the footsteps of her father, former champion jockey Johnny Murtagh, and grandfather Michael ‘Babs’ Keating of Tipperary.
Continue ReadingA recap of the second round of fixtures in the Littlewoods National Camogie League which took place over the weekend.
Continue ReadingAs part of the TY Legacy Programme, Transition Year students were challenged to create content showcasing a female sports star they admired. Rose wrote about her admiration of Cork footballer, Orlagh Farmer.
Continue ReadingTG4 are set to broadcast 150% more games from the 2021 LGFA Lidl Ladies National Football Leagues. The increase in coverage from four to ten games confirms TG4’s dedication to Ladies Gaelic Football, as the station continues to blaze a trail for the broadcast of women’s sport. The station will broadcast four group games from Division 1A and Division 1B, in addition to the semi-finals …
Continue ReadingJack Chambers, Minister of State for Sport, has confirmed that Female GAA players will receive the same amount of funding as their male counterparts.
Continue ReadingCork midfielder Niamh Cotter is determined to play her part in Cork’s bid for 2021 Senior Championship honours.
Continue ReadingInter-county GAA training is set to resume in April with Golf and Tennis rumoured to be permitted too.
Continue ReadingGreater Western Sydney’s star Irish recruit Bríd Stack suffered a serious neck injury on debut which is set to rule her out of the upcoming season.
Continue ReadingThe Waterford Ladies Gaelic Football Association are set to become the first county board in Ladies Football to own their own grounds outright.
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