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# ladies-football - Yesterday’s News
Dublin's first All-Ireland winning manager takes over as Carlow ladies football boss
Carlow have announced the appointment of Donegal native Gerry McGill for the 2019 season.
# ladies-football - Tuesday 11 December, 2018
18-time All-Ireland winner Corkery commits to Cork camogie for 2019
The Cloughduv player returned to the Cork panel before the All-Ireland semi-final this year but will be involved from the beginning of the new season.
# ladies-football - Monday 10 December, 2018
Dummy solos, both feet, what a finish - we'll never tire of watching this incredible goal
Her side lost out in the All-Ireland junior club final yesterday, but Tourlestrane’s Katie Walsh had a moment of magic.
# ladies-football - Saturday 8 December, 2018
Plenty of history made as Mourneabbey end long wait for All-Ireland glory
5 talking points on the newly-crowned All-Ireland senior club champions and the 2018 showpiece.
Ireland international scores astonishing 5-4 as Clontarf secure All-Ireland Intermediate title
Siobhan Killeen’s display propeled Clontarf towards an historic Club Championship title at Parnell Park.
# ladies-football - Wednesday 5 December, 2018
From a 'GAA blackspot' unable to field an adult team to the brink of All-Ireland glory
Pat Ring’s Foxrock-Cabinteely are one step away from topping a remarkable journey.
# ladies-football - Sunday 2 December, 2018
Sinéad Aherne named Player of the Year as Dubs scoop seven LGFA All-Stars
Aherne beat Lyndsey Davey and Ciara O’Sullivan to the main prize.
# ladies-football - Saturday 1 December, 2018
Poll: Two Dubs, one Rebel - Who deserves to be named Player of the Year tonight?
Dublin duo Sinéad Aherne and Lyndsey Davey and Cork’s Ciara O’Sullivan are in the running for the award.
# ladies-football - Friday 30 November, 2018
First woman to ever score a point in Croke Park to be inducted into LGFA Hall of Fame
Marie Crotty won five All-Ireland medals with Waterford and eight Munster titles during an illustrious career.
# ladies-football - Thursday 29 November, 2018
Before clashing in All-Ireland club final, key forwards scoop prestigious awards
Mourneabbey’s Doireann O’Sullivan and Foxrock-Cabinteely’s Amy Ring took the LGFA Player of the Month accolades.
# ladies-football - Wednesday 28 November, 2018
We go again! All-Ireland champions Dublin begin league defence with home tie against 2017 finalists
The 2019 Lidl Ladies National League fixtures have been announced.
# ladies-football - Monday 26 November, 2018
Fixture details confirmed as Cork, Dublin, Monaghan and Sligo clubs eye All-Ireland glory
Mourneabbey and Foxrock-Cabinteely face off in the senior final on 8 December.
# ladies-football - Sunday 25 November, 2018
Continuity is key as top two secure services of their exceptional managers once again
All-Ireland winning bosses Mick Bohan and Ephie Fitzgerald are staying on with Dublin and Cork respectively.
# ladies-football - Wednesday 21 November, 2018
Cork stick with All-Ireland winning manager Fitzgerald for fourth season
Ephie Fitzgerald delivered the Brendan Martin Cup in his first year in charge in 2016.
All-Ireland winning boss commits to Dublin for new two-year term
Mick Bohan was appointed to the role in December 2016.
# ladies-football - Tuesday 20 November, 2018
'If it helps one girl or one boy, then talking about it has been completely worth it'
Dublin star Nicole Owens reflects on opening up about her personal struggles and sharing her story over the past year.
Ahead of national club final, 2017 All-Ireland winning boss lands Tipp job again
Tipperary ladies football manager Shane Ronayne is staying on for the next two years.
# ladies-football - Sunday 18 November, 2018
O'Sullivan sisters hit 0-11 to lead Mourneabbey into fourth All-Ireland final in five years
Doireann and Ciara O’Sullivan were on fire for the Cork club.
Dublin champions Fox-Cab hit last-gasp goal to book their place in All-Ireland final
The Dubliners will face Mourneabbey in the decider on 8 December.
'I know myself with injury, it’s hard to feel a part of it when you haven’t really participated in the win'
Kilkerrin-Clonberne captain Louise Ward ready to give sidelined sister Nicola one more day out before the season’s close as Mourneabbey clash looms.
# ladies-football - Saturday 17 November, 2018
Monaghan star McCarron bags 2-3 as Emmet Óg defeat British champions to book All-Ireland final spot
Emmet Óg will contest the All-Ireland intermediate club final next month after beating Edinburgh-based side Dunedin Connollys.
'Amelia was only born and they were onto me to get back out!' - Balancing motherhood and football
Cathriona McConnell’s Donaghmoyne face Foxrock-Cabinteely in the All-Ireland club semi-final tomorrow.
# ladies-football - Friday 16 November, 2018
'We’re able to find the right balance between me being their team-mate and their teacher'
Mourneabbey skipper BrÃd O’Sullivan is leading six students into their All-Ireland semi-final battle.
# ladies-football - Thursday 15 November, 2018
Eyes peeled! 8 players to watch in this weekend's All-Ireland club semi-finals
The Dublin, Cork, Monaghan and Galway champions are all in action.
# ladies-football - Thursday 8 November, 2018
Mayo ladies football manager Peter Leahy to remain in charge until 2021
After a difficult 2018, Leahy was re-appointed earlier this week.
# ladies-football - Wednesday 7 November, 2018
After taking over in tragic circumstances this summer, Louth boss re-appointed for 2019
Monaghan man Darren Bishop will remain at the helm.
# ladies-football - Tuesday 6 November, 2018
The race is on! Dublin, Cork, Monaghan and Galway clubs vying for All-Ireland glory
A closer look at the ladies football club championships: the state of play and the fixtures that lie ahead.
Big switch! Ex-Mayo ladies football boss named new Dublin camogie manager
Frank Browne takes over for 2019.
# ladies-football - Monday 5 November, 2018
Deadly Dublin duo and Cork captain to battle it out for Player of the Year award
The nominees for the intermediate and junior accolades have also been announced.
# ladies-football - Sunday 4 November, 2018
2-4 for captain fantastic Ring as superb Foxrock-Cabinteely seal Leinster four in-a-row
The Dublin kingpins beat Sarsfields of Laois and booked their All-Ireland semi-final date.
# ladies-football - Saturday 3 November, 2018
McConnell kicks 0-9 as Donaghmoyne clinch 11th Ulster crown in 15 years
The Monaghan champions were too strong for Glenfin of Donegal in this afternoon’s decider.
Kilkerrin-Clonberne dethrone Carnacon to lift Connacht title
Cora Staunton scored 1-7 of her team’s 1-8, but their Galway rivals progress thanks to six different scorers.
# ladies-football - Thursday 1 November, 2018
'I'm not a believer in sad stories' - Reidy's Galway kingpins braced for fiery Carnacon rematch
Kilkerrin-Clonberne look to exact sweet, sweet revenge on the holders in this weekend’s Connacht decider.
# ladies-football - Wednesday 31 October, 2018
New management for Kerry ladies as they look to put 2018 struggles behind them
The Kingdom will hope they can focus on the football under Donal O’Doherty.
Limerick All-Ireland winning manager reinstated after turbulent few days
John Ryan will take charge once again in 2019.
# ladies-football - Monday 29 October, 2018
Dublin's midfield maestro dancing around three in-a-row talk as she enjoys life at the top
Olwen Carey has had an incredible rise.
# ladies-football - Saturday 27 October, 2018
Unbeaten! Mourneabbey survive gutsy Ballymacarbry fight to clinch fifth consecutive Munster crown
The Cork side will progress to the All-Ireland semi-finals where they will face the Connacht champions.
# ladies-football - Monday 15 October, 2018
‘We're sorry, but the GAA team actually don't want you to present the boys with the medals’
Rena Buckley was speaking at the launch of the 20×20 campaign, which aims to increase media coverage and involvement in female sport.
'We want the best for Mayo' - Players leave the door open for 12 departed team-mates in 2019
Sarah Rowe is happy to draw a line under the row and move on.
# ladies-football - Tuesday 9 October, 2018
Galway boss Glennon steps down after two years in charge and two Connacht titles
‘I am unable to give the role – and these magnificent bunch of players – the 100% commitment and dedication they deserve in 2019.’
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