Sunday 20 September 2020
Cork star Áine Terry O’Sullivan is facing into a hectic schedule with Beara and West Cork.
Sinéad Goldrick has been offered a second year at Melbourne – the question is whether she will go again.
The senior and intermediate deciders will take place at HQ, with the junior showpiece to be played elsewhere two weeks earlier.
The London ladies football team are hoping to be included in the 2021 Lidl Ladies National Football League.
Both teachers who have had to rejig massive plans, Galway’s Sinéad Burke and Tipperary’s Samantha Lambert have been drawn in the same group for the 2020 All-Ireland championship.
There will be no underage ladies football inter-county championships in Leinster in 2020 despite outrage from the Dublin minors – but there will be U15, U17 and U19 competitions next year.
Reigning champions Dublin are in group 3 with Donegal and Waterford. The draws for Junior and Intermeditate also took place this evening.
Dublin and Waterford minor ladies football teams launch online petitions after competitions impacted.
Lyndsey Davey was planning to retire from inter-county duty after this season, her 17th campaign in the Sky Blue jersey.
‘Every day is different,’ says Sligo’s Denise McGrath. ‘With every call you never know what’s coming around the corner. It’s a very exciting job.’
Individuals who participate in such training sessions will be ‘personally responsible’ for any injury costs incurred.
Dublin star Sinéad Goldrick on life during the current Covid-19 pandemic and missing social interaction with her team-mates.
The LGFA has conducted a survey about return-to-play protocols following the Covid-19 pandemic.
‘I’d hate to see the competition just put on for the sake of a few games,’ he said of the mooted knock-out Championship.
Éabha Rutledge on the situation going forward, her experience with work and training and the impact of AFLW on ladies football.
Players, referees and clubs will be consulted as to the best way forward.
The counties’ ladies football sides are facing off in a skills challenge and raising funds for LauraLynn Children’s Hospice this weekend.
An emergency meeting tomorrow will decide whether to give the Management Committee power to decide on competition structures immediately after the Covid-19 shutdown.
Former Kerry ladies captain Eileen Lawlor (Dardis) is the holder of 10 All-Ireland senior medals and a member of the Kingdom nine-in-a-row winning team.
A trip down memory lane as we test your knowledge.
Cork’s Orlagh Farmer on the importance of keeping girls in sport, her PhD research and online skills sessions.
The LGFA confirmed the news amid the Covid-19 outbreak.
The 32-county directive ‘is to include all games, training and team gatherings at all ages.’
Limerick dual star Róisín Ambrose is one of many disheartened by the result at LGFA Congress.
Donegal’s Emer Gallagher on dealing with the pressure of inter-county football from a young age, and the LGFA’s One Good Club campaign.
The Rebels beat Mayo to stay top of the Division 1 table.
Westmeath won their first game since last April, while Waterford and Tipperary shared the spoils.
So far, so good for the Rebels.
Donegal and Western Bulldogs star Katy Herron is set to make her AFLW debut tomorrow. Here, she reflects on her journey both on and off the field.
It’s been a whirlwind period of highs and lows for Galway star Nicola Ward, whose twin sister Louise will captain the Tribe in 2020.
Caoimhe Morgan also won three Ulster senior titles during her time with the Orchard County.
Test your memory with these 10 questions.
Frank Browne joins Tim Rabbitt’s management team, having last been over the Dublin camógs.
A new-look format has been decided, with groupings confirmed.
2019 finalists Waterford and Kerry face off on the other side.
Details of a revamp were announced last month, along with confirmation of no Leinster championship.
Mourneabbey All-Ireland winning defender Eimear Meaney has welcomed the managerial U-turn.
Complete and utter class.
The sweetest way to win for Mourneabbey, but the most horrible way to lose for Kilkerrin-Clonberne.
Amy Gavin Mangan and Offaly’s Naomh Ciarán are ready for their first All-Ireland final tomorrow.
