Ladies previews: two terrific finals on the cards
December 18, 2020
compiled by Jackie Cahill
The 2020 TG4 All-Ireland Intermediate and Senior Ladies Football Championship Finals will bring the curtain down on Croke Park s inter-county playing year on Sunday.
There’s a tasty double-header down for decision at GAA HQ – with Meath and Westmeath meeting in an all-Leinster Intermediate decider at 1.15pm, followed by the Senior Final between Cork and four-in-a-row chasing Dublin.
Both games are live on TG4 and available worldwide on the TG4 Player: http://bit.ly/37oJ7a1
TG4 All-Ireland Senior Championship Final
Sunday December 20, 2020
Cork v Dublin – Croke Park, 3.30pm – Live on TG4 and worldwide on the TG4 Player: http://bit.ly/37oJ7a1
Expecting an All-Ireland final Christmas cracker, going again with Donegal and comparisons with Oz
‘It’ll go right down to the dying minutes to split the teams,’ predicts Katy Herron. By Emma Duffy Friday 18 Dec 2020, 7:00 AM Dec 18th 2020, 7:00 AM 2,225 Views 0 Comments
WHILE DISAPPOINTED NOT to be there herself, Donegal star Katy Herron will be keeping a close eye on Croke Park this Sunday. Katy Herron facing Dublin s Jennifer Dunne in last year s keague. Source: Tommy Grealy/INPHO
Once again, on the biggest day of the ladies football calendar year, Dublin and Cork will do battle for the TG4 All-Ireland senior championship crown.
Patient Dublin happy to play it any which way
Updated / Wednesday, 16 Dec 2020
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Sinead Aherne is looking to lead Dublin to a fourth successive All-Ireland title this weekend
Dublin go into Sunday s All-Ireland football final confident that whatever way the game develops against Cork, they have the tools to cope.
Mick Bohan’s side are aiming for a fourth title on the trot against the team who were the dominant force in the game prior to Dublin’s place at the top table. The Dubs lost three consecutive finals to the Rebels ahead of their 2017 victory.
With a play-maker of a goalkeeper in Ciara Trant, a resolute defence led by Sinead Goldrick, Lauren Magee the dynamic force in the middle of the field and a decorated attack including the likes of in-form Carla Rowe, captain Sinead Aherne, Noelle Healy and Nicole Owens, it is easy to see why they are favourites to hold onto the Brendan Martin Cup.