In her new role as office administrator with the Ladies Gaelic Football Association, Cavan star Aisling Doonan drives past Croke Park to and from work every day.

Clare’s Niamh O’Dea netted two goals in University of Limerick’s O’Connor Cup semi-final victory over DCU, as the champions remain on target for a third successive title win.

Cork’s eight-time All-Ireland ladies senior medallist Juliet Murphy has admitted that she misses the buzz of inter- county football.

Completing the set is the Sigerson Cup; third-level’s premier football crown, however, has never resided in the trophy cabinet of the Limerick University.

The top contender to replace Eamonn Ryan as Cork ladies senior football team manager has sensationally pulled out of the race.

Shane Ronayne has expressed interest in replacing Eamonn Ryan as Cork ladies senior football team manager.

It’s a year which could scarcely have gone better for Eimear Scally, and it’s not even finished yet.

University of Limerick 3-16

When Róisin O’Sullivan held aloft the O’Connor Cup in March of 2012, UCC’s first in 22-years, the expectation was the Western Road nursery would enjoy a prolonged stay at the summit of third-level ladies football.

Cork ladies senior football team selector Shane Ronayne considered the prospect of a frantic helicopter ride to cope with a potential fixtures riddle on Saturday.

Tipperary ladies football board officials have backed John Leahy after the manager dropped five leading players from his county squad.

Tipperary hurling hero John Leahy has created a massive storm by axing five leading players from the county’s ladies football panel.

Cork manager Eamonn Ryan has confirmed that Juliet Murphy should "play some part" against Armagh in Saturday’s TG4 All-Ireland ladies senior football championship round 2 qualifier.

Down 2-6 Armagh 0-11

TESCO HOMEGROWN LADIES' NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE FINAL:

LAST year’s beaten Division 1 finalists Galway were relegated and Laois claimed a place in this year’s semi-finals on a dramatic final afternoon of group fixtures in the Bord Gáis Energy Ladies NFL.

DUBLIN City University won the prestigious O’Connor Cup for a third successive year in dramatic fashion at blustery UL yesterday.

Dublin City University won the prestigious O’Connor Cup for a third successive year in dramatic fashion at blustery University of Limerick this afternoon.

After an absence of six years, the University of Limerick have recaptured the O’Connor Cup, the third level ladies football championship title.