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Jackie Cahill
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Commercial and Communications Manager, Ladies Gaelic Football
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By Jackie Cahill| Ladies Gaelic Football@ Dublin 2-10Meath 1-6By Aisling CleryDublin got the defence of their TG4 Leinster crown underway on Easter Saturday with victory against old foes Meath at Páirc Tailteann. Making her championship debut, Sophie McIntyre hit the net five minutes into the second half and this, along with a first half Hannah Tyrrell penalty proved crucial. Dublin were boosted by the return of four time All Ireland winner Sinéad Goldrick, who recently rejoined the panel.
Westmeath Ladies Football Team Partners with Cian’s Kennels to Support Children and Their Pets Through Illness
By Jackie Cahill| Ladies Gaelic Football@ Cian’s Kennels, an Irish charity providing comfort to seriously ill children through continued connection with their beloved pets, is proud to announce a new charity partnership with the Westmeath Ladies Gaelic Football team. This meaningful collaboration will see the Westmeath Ladies using their platform to raise awareness and vital funds for Cian’s Kennels, helping to expand the charity’s unique services across Ireland.
By Jackie Cahill| Ladies Gaelic Football@ Dublin 2-10Meath 1-6By Aisling CleryDublin got the defence of their TG4 Leinster crown underway on Easter Saturday with victory against old foes Meath at Páirc Tailteann. Making her championship debut, Sophie McIntyre hit the net five minutes into the second half and this, along with a first half Hannah Tyrrell penalty proved crucial. Dublin were boosted by the return of four time All Ireland winner Sinéad Goldrick, who recently rejoined the panel.
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Ladies Gaelic Football
The Ladies Gaelic Football Association (LGFA) is the governing body for ladies' Gaelic football, established in July 1974 in Thurles. It aims to standardize and promote the sport both nationally and internationally. With nearly 200,000 members, the LGFA is one of Europe’s fastest-growing female sports organizations. The LGFA manages various competitions, including intercounty championships and club leagues, while also focusing on youth engagement through development programs like coaching clinics and referee training. It sets standardized rules and policies for the sport, ensuring a consistent framework for all participants. The organization offers membership packages, educational resources, and branded merchandise to support players, clubs, and counties, which include over 1,000 clubs in Ireland and affiliated organizations abroad. The LGFA plays a significant role in advancing women's sports in Ireland.
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Founded: 1974