She may not have been involved this weekend, but having already featured in a brace of finals at the grade, Galway attacker Aoife O'Rourke already has her eye on making it back to the business end of the O'Connor Cup in 2025.
Reigning champions DCU DÉ needed extra-time to overcome TU Dublin and maintain the challenge to defend their O'Connor Cup title, digging deep to get over the line in a pulsating additional 20 minutes.
A flurry of stoppage time scores by Ellie Jack, Katie Brosnan and Aoife Healy saw UCC advance to the final of the HEC O'Connor Cup for the first time since 2017.
Two injury-time frees from All Star forward Hannah Tyrrell saw Dublin secure their third Division 1 win in a row on a Sunday afternoon of sunshine and showers at Fraher Field in Dungarvan.
Galway picked up their first win in this season's Lidl Ladies National Football League following an eight point victory over Meath in Duggan Park in Ballinasloe.
She will be setting off on an exciting adventure later on this year, but for now Amy Boyle-Carr's focus is firmly set on aiding the cause of Donegal in the 2024 inter-county season.
Meath's Lidl National Football League Division 1 clash against Waterford at Fraher Field three weeks ago proved to be an interesting clash for the St Peter's Dunboyne club within the Royal County.
The Camogie Association, the GAA and the LGFA have revealed 2027 as the proposed date for their plans for full integration between the three organisations.
The Ladies Gaelic Football Association honoured the 22 graduates from its third 'Learn to Lead' Female Leadership programme at Dublin Bonnington Hotel last Saturday evening.
Aimee Mackin and Kelly Mallon struck 1-4 apiece at Ashbourne as Armagh moved to the summit of Lidl National Football League Division 1 table with a convincing triumph over Meath.
All-Ireland champions Dublin staged a stunning comeback in the closing minutes to come from three points down to beat Galway in the Lidl Ladies National Football League in Parnell Park.
Sinead Walsh was Mayo's saviour at Fitzgerald Stadium when she struck a point at the death to secure a draw in the fourth round of the Lidl National Football League Division 1.
THE pace-setters across the four divisions can take big steps towards coveted Final placings in the Lidl Ladies National Football League over the coming weekend.
It couldn't be any tighter at the top of Division 3 in the Lidl Ladies National Football League with three teams level on points after three rounds of game.
While admitting there is never truly a right time to hang up your boots, Meath's Niamh O'Sullivan has said she is happy with her decision to retire from inter-county football.
This will be a specified purpose contract for 3 years (subject to funding availability). Hours of work will be 37 hours per week. The salary for this post will be aligned to LA Grade IV Salary Scale commensurate with experience.
Hannah O'Donoghue struck for 1-3 as Kerry defeated Cork by thirteen points at Austin Stack Park in the third round of the Lidl National Football League Division 1.