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Mullinalaghta are in dreamland...

What they said ... the weekend in quotes

"I just said 'I'll hit it as hard as I can and if he saves it, fair play to him."

Ladies: A dream come true for Cronin and Clontarf

Clontarf manager Mick Cronin says it was a dream come true to see his players hit their stride in an All-Ireland final as they became the first Dublin team to win the Ladies Intermediate club title.

Ladies: All about the performance for victorious Mourneabbey manager Ronayne

Mourneabbey manager Shane Ronayne says his players finally peaked on the big occasion and as a result the All-Ireland senior club title was inevitable at the fourth attempt.

Ladies: Glanmire's work-rate shines through in junior final

Glanmire manager Dave Carey says his team's massive work-rate meant they were destined for glory when they took to the field against Tourlestrane in the All-Ireland junior club final at Duggan Park in Ballinasloe.

Ladies club SFC final: Mourneabbey are champions

Driven on by the heartbreak of final defeats in three out of the past four seasons, Mourneabbey were finally crowned All-Ireland Ladies Senior Club Football champions with an emphatic triumph over Foxrock-Cabinteely at Parnell Park.

Mourneabbey's Eimear Meaney: 'I don't think I've ever wanted something as bad'

Mourneabbey may have reached their fourth All-Ireland Ladies Senior Club Football Final in the last five years but according to Eimear Meaney, they have yet to show their full talents on the big stage.

All-Ireland Ladies Club Football Final previews

NEW All-Ireland club champions will be crowned in three grades over the weekend, as a landmark Ladies Football season draws to a close.

Ring: 'I probably don't feel it as much this year'

A recent move out of home may have denied Foxrock/Cabinteely captain Amy Ring the chance of in-depth footballing discussions her father and team manager Pat, but she's not getting to vent with her new housemates either.

Team news: Six All-Ireland club finalists reveal selections

The six All-Ireland Ladies club football finalists have revealed their starting line-ups ahead of the weekend's eagerly-anticipated fixtures.

Video: Cork legend helps Glanmire

O'Flynn kicked the winning point in Cork's famous comeback to beat Dublin in the 2014 All Ireland Final and her experience has been helping a young Glanmire team.

"It's a Holy Grail"

Shane Ronayne is in his sixth year as manager of Cork side Mourneabbey, and after All-Ireland defeats in 2014, '15 and '17, he's had enough of being second best.

New All-Ireland club champions to be crowned in three grades

Players and mentors from the six participating teams in next weekend's All-Ireland Ladies Club Football Finals gathered at Croke Park for Captains Day on Tuesday, December 4 - and there was a festive feel to proceedings!

GAA tweets of the week

Ballyhale Shamrocks proved too strong for Ballyboden in the Leinster Club SHC decider while Gaoth Dobhair shaded a dramatic Ulster Club SFC decider in Omagh...

A record seven All Stars for All-Ireland champs

All-Ireland senior champions Dublin have been honoured with seven representatives on the 2018 TG4 All Star team.

Sinéad Aherne crowned Player of the Year

Dublin's Sinéad Aherne was named as the 2018 TG4 Senior Players' Player of the Year at the annual All Star banquet, in association with Lidl, at the Citywest Hotel on Saturday night.

McHale takes up Claremorris coaching role

Former Mayo ladies football star Fiona McHale has been appointed as coach to the Claremorris men's senior football team.

Waterford's Marie Crotty to be inducted into Ladies Hall of Fame at All Star banquet

FORMER Waterford star Marie Crotty says that it's "a massive honour" to be inducted into the Ladies Gaelic Football Association Hall of Fame.

Ring and O'Sullivan scoop LGFA Player of the Month awards

Foxrock-Cabinteely captain Amy Ring and Mourneabbey's Doireann O'Sullivan have collected The Croke Park/LGFA Player of the Month awards for October and November respectively.

Ladies: Champions to open 2019 league campaign at home to Donegal

CHAMPIONS Dublin will face Donegal at home in the opening round of 2019 Lidl National League Division 1 Fixtures on Saturday, February 2.

Sarah Rowe settling in with Collingwood

Sarah Rowe says that workrate will be the key for her as she bids to make it in the AFLW with Collingwood.

Hassan: let's see how rules work in practice

The chairman of the GAA's Standing Committee for Playing Rules has called for people to adopt a wait-and-see approach before making up their minds on the experimental rules.

LGFA and TG4 confirm star-studded Facebook 'Live from the Red Carpet' All Stars show

The Ladies Gaelic Football Association and championship sponsors TG4 are pleased to announce another very special Facebook 'Live from the Red Carpet', which will be broadcast from the Citywest Hotel next Saturday evening, December 1.

Ladies: Corkery leads Munster to Interprovincial crown

A Briege Corkery captained Munster team took Interprovincial honours under lights in Waterford IT Sports Arena on Saturday afternoon. It brought an end to a successful day at the Waterford venue. Ulster were denied 7 in a row as Munster swept them aside in the Cup Final.

Four out of five experimental football rules passed

Four of the proposed experimental football rules received the green light from the GAA's Central Council today.

Fixture details for All-Ireland ladies club finals

THE Ladies Gaelic Football Association can confirm fixture details for the All-Ireland Senior and Intermediate Club finals on Saturday, December 8.

Rabbitte takes Galway ladies reins

Tim Rabbitte has been appointed Galway senior ladies football manager.

Corkery back to captain Munster as provinces reveal strong Interprovincial squads

Cork's 11-time All-Ireland Ladies Senior Football medallist Briege Corkery is set for a dramatic return to the game next weekend.

LGFA announce details for Volunteer of the Year awards

The Ladies Gaelic Football Association is pleased to announce details of the 2018 LGFA Volunteer of the Year awards.

Video: UCD humdinger wins League!

'The effort was really good all over the pitch' - UCD captain Molly Lamb (Kilmacud Crokes) was delighted with a 9-point victory over UL in the Gourmet Food Parlour HEC Division 1 League Final at Stradbally last night.

Bohan handed new two year term with Blue Sisters

Mick Bohan will be at the helm for Dublin's bid for an All-Ireland Ladies SFC three-in-a-row in 2019.

CPA call on delegates to support blank canvas motion for the future of the GAA

CPA Chairman Micheál Briody has called on all Central Council delegates to support a motion from Roscommon GAA that an immediate review is conducted of the GAA national games programme.

Ladies: O'Sullivans steer Mourneabbey into decider

The O'Sullivan sisters starred for Mourneabbey as the Cork and Munster champions marched into a fourth All-Ireland Senior Ladies Club Football Final in five seasons.

Ladies: McGovern strikes late for Fox-Cab

Substitute Roisin McGovern proved the match-winner for Foxrock-Cabinteely at sun-drenched Bray Emmets as her late, late goal sent the Dublin and Leinster champions into their first All-Ireland Senior Ladies Club Football Final since 2016.

Ladies: Clinical Clontarf hit St Brendan's for six

Three goals in each half gave Clontarf an easy passage to the All-Ireland intermediate final as they hit St. Brendan's early and never relented.

Ladies: Trillick set-up Tourlestrane final date

Glanmire had to withstand a late Trillick challenge to book their place in next month's All-Ireland Ladies Junior Club Football Final.

Ladies: Goals move Tourlestrane into All-Ireland junior decider

Goals proved the difference as Sligo champions Tourlestrane bagged majors in both halves from Laura Surlis and substitute Leonie Gaughan to book a place in the All-Ireland Junior Club Final on December 9.

Ladies: McCarron stars as Emmet Óg fire four goals past British champions

GOALS win games and Emmet Óg's four majors were the difference as the Monaghan and Ulster champions booked their place in next month's All-Ireland intermediate club final.