THE TG4 LADIES football All-Ireland senior semi-final between Dublin and Mayo has been fixed for Croke Park on Saturday, 14 August as a curtain raiser for the men’s last four clash between the same counties.
James Horan’s Mayo face six-in-a-row champions Dublin in the All-Ireland SFC semi-final at 6pm in GAA headquarters, with the ladies semi-final throwing-in at 3.45pm.
The TG4 All-Ireland semi-final is result on the day, with extra-time and 30m kicks potentially required to decide the finalists.
“The LGFA wishes to put on the record our thanks to our GAA counterparts for their cooperation and assistance in this matter,” a statement from the LGFA reads.
That same day, Cork and Meath face off in the other semi-final at Tuam Stadium, Galway, at 1.45pm. Both games will be live on TG4, with the winners facing off in the final on Sunday, 5 September, at Croke Park.
Meanwhile, the GAA have confirmed that the re-fixed All-Ireland U20 hurling final between Cork and Galway will take place on Semple Stadium on Tuesday, 17 August at 7.30pm.
The game was postponed after a member of the Cork group tested positive for Covid-19, with the rest of the squad declared close contacts.
The Eirgrid All-Ireland U20 football final between Offaly and either Roscommon or Down will take place in Croke Park at 1pm on Sunday, 15 August.
It will take place before the All-Ireland SFC semi-final between Kerry and Tyrone which throws-in at 3.30pm.
Both U20 finals will be broadcast live on TG4.
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