Sinéad Aherne inspired her club to a national decider, while St Jude’s and Mullinahone won today’s junior semi-finals.

Dublin captain Sinéad Aherne explains how the unique circumstances of this year’s league has helped her side.

The former Ireland rugby international has made an impressive impact for Dublin during the league.

‘When she speaks, everyone knows to listen,’ Carla Rowe says of the long-serving Sky Blues skipper.

‘She’s a phenomenal leader, she’s the most selfless person,’ said Noelle Healy of her skipper.

The St Sylvester’s forward picked up the injury in her side’s All-Ireland semi-final victory over Armagh.

Two of Bríd Stack’s former team-mates and an old foe are backing the Cork great to shine in the AFLW.

Dublin captain Sinéad Aherne has further highlighted the issue, which has become more of a concern for inter-county ladies footballers and camogie players through the pandemic.

Dublin ladies star Sinéad Aherne talks about some of the stupid questions she has been asked as an athlete.

Dublin had three survivors from their 2004 final meeting with Galway leading the way in yesterday’s All-Ireland three-in-a-row win.

Mick Bohan’s side enjoyed a comfortable afternoon against Monaghan.

In her 16th season, Sinéad Aherne recently collected Leinster title number 13.

All-Star Sinéad Finnegan is ‘taking a sabbatical’ while former Ireland international Siobhán Killeen sustained a long-term injury.

The 2018 Player of the Year turned 33 today, and is still loving every minute.

Sinéad Aherne is a real leader.

Aherne beat Lyndsey Davey and Ciara O’Sullivan to the main prize.

Dublin duo Sinéad Aherne and Lyndsey Davey and Cork’s Ciara O’Sullivan are in the running for the award.

The nominees for the intermediate and junior accolades have also been announced.

Dublin captain Sinead Aherne produced a scintillating first-half performance before the posts yesterday.

They hit 5-11 and proved too strong for Westmeath.

Deadly forward Sinéad Aherne has been named Player of the Month for May.

Sinead Aherne skippered Dublin to their first league title and scored 0-12 in the process.

The Dublin captain scored 12 points in this afternoon’s Lidl Ladies National Football League Division 1 final.

Sinéad Aherne’s All-Ireland champions Dublin face Mayo once again on Sunday.

The nominees for the intermediate and junior awards have also been announced.

Dublin captain Sinéad Aherne has experienced both All-Ireland joy and heartbreak on a remarkable journey in the Sky Blue jersey.

A late, late goal was the difference when Dublin and Mayo met in the 2003 All-Ireland senior ladies final.

Runners-up in the last three seasons, Dublin will face either Kerry or Armagh in the ladies football semi-finals.

The Dubs’ freetaker will be hoping to help her side past Cork at HQ today.

Goals from Noelle Healy and Sinead Aherne were good enough to give The Dubs a share of the spoils and preserve their unbeaten run.