Category Archives: Ladies GAA

Leonard and Noone goals decisive as Galway capture Lidl NFL Division 2 title Lidl National Football League Division 2 final Galway 2-8 Cork 1-5 By Daire Walsh Lynsey Noone and player of the match Roisin Leonard bagged second half goals … Continue reading →

New perspectives for Kerry and Aoife Dillane on return to familiar Croke Park territory By Daire Walsh A little over eight months on from finally getting their hands on the Brendan Martin Cup at the same venue, Aoife Dillane and … Continue reading →

Twin success – Galway’s Louise Ward ready for another Croke Park date By Daire Walsh Almost 11 years on from triumphing in the competition during her debut campaign as a senior inter-county player, Galway’s Louise Ward will have another shot … Continue reading →

Devlin relishing her Saffron return but insists there’s more work to be done The Antrim captain is savouring a new lease of life as she focuses in on Sunday’s duel with Leitrim in a tantalising Division 4 semi-final DAIRE WALSH … Continue reading →

Dublin’s Kate Sullivan is hoping to push for glory under new managers DAIRE WALSH There aren’t many ladies footballers who get to make their competitive senior inter-county debuts in Croke Park, but that is exactly how it turned out for … Continue reading →

Duggan leads the way as DCU win AIG O’Connor Cup for third year in succession AIG O’Connor Cup final DCU Dóchas Éireann 2-11 UCC 1-9 By Daire Walsh Meath star Emma Duggan amassed an impressive personal tally of 1-5 at Queen’s … Continue reading →

MTU Cork claim Lynch Cup crown as Morrissey finds the net in either half AIG Lynch Cup final MTU Cork 3-10 UCD 0-6 By Daire Walsh Shannon Morrissey scored goals in either half at Queen’s University on Saturday afternoon as … Continue reading →

McDonagh goals propel MIC Limerick to fourth AIG Giles Cup title AIG Giles Cup final MIC Limerick 3-9 UCD 1-8 By Daire Walsh Player of the match Lydia McDonagh struck a brace of second half goals at Queen’s University on … Continue reading →

Cavan star Aishling Sheridan says she will always treasure her DCU O’Connor Cup success Cavan are now back in the second-tier following their relegation from the All-Ireland senior championship two years ago, and the now 28-year-old Sheridan will be a … Continue reading →