Category Archives: Ladies GAA

Waterford’s Lauren McGregor is hopeful the team can push on in 2025 ‘We took our chances on Sunday and hopefully we can just keep going on from there now’ Daire Walsh Following a run of games that saw them coming … Continue reading →

Family affair as Niamh and Dearbhla Coleman follow in parents’ footsteps Last April saw the Coleman sisters featuring in the starting line-up – Niamh at midfield and Dearbhla at left half-back – when the Orchard defeated Kerry in Croke Park … Continue reading →

Sullivan rescues draw for Dublin with late point from free against Waterford Lidl National Football League Dublin 2-7 Waterford 0-13 By Daire Walsh Kate Sullivan came to the rescue of Dublin as her late free helped the home side to … Continue reading →

Crozier continues Ballymauigan’s Derry influence By Daire Walsh IT might be almost eight years since she donned the colours of her native Derry in an All-Ireland final at Croke Park, but Annie Crozier remains hopeful of once again featuring on … Continue reading →

Prizeman enjoying her GAA role  Daire Walsh  She has already fulfilled a dream in a different sport and now Alannah Prizeman is living out another one as part of the Kildare senior ladies football panel. Having first played soccer at … Continue reading →

FIRST PRIZE ‘I’m a former soccer star who played for Ireland and Shamrock Rovers – but my dream was always Kildare LGFA’ Prizeman revealed why she chose Kildare over Shamrock Rovers Daire Walsh ALANNAH PRIZEMAN looked the part as one … Continue reading →

Cole leads the way as Meath hold off Waterford rally Lidl National Football League Meath 2-11 Waterford 1-13 By Daire Walsh Kerrie Cole helped herself to an outstanding haul of 2-2 at Pairc Tailteann in Navan on Sunday as Meath … Continue reading →

League champions Armagh make it three wins in a row Lidl National Football League Armagh 0-11 Dublin 2-4 By Daire Walsh Niamh Reel kicked five points at Parnell Park as defending champions Armagh held off a late surge from Dublin … Continue reading →

‘Winning the All-Ireland in Croke Park definitely made up for any sort of disappointment’ By Daire Walsh While there is a long road ahead of them, Eimear O’Brien has acknowledged that challenging for League and Championship promotion is the ultimate … Continue reading →