Two late Sarah Rowe goals preserved Mayo’s 100% record in Division 1 of the Lidl Ladies NFL yesterday, as the Westerners made it seven wins from seven outings this year.

Ephie Fitzgerald’s Cork went on a scoring blitz at Tuam Stadium to put themselves in a strong position to qualify for the Lidl Ladies NFL Division 1 semi-finals.

Cork’s quest for five All- Ireland football titles in-a-row remains on track as they dispatched Galway by two points in the TG4 All-Ireland quarter-final at the Gaelic Grounds on Saturday.

Eamonn Ryan’s Cork remain on course for a tenth TG4 All-Ireland ladies senior football crown in eleven seasons.

Cork 3-10 Galway 2-4: Eimear Scally inspired Cork to All-Ireland Minor A Ladies Football glory in Thurles.

Lorna Joyce’s late point salvaged a replay for Galway in this afternoon’s enthralling Tesco Ladies National Football League Division 1 final at Parnell Park.

Galway 2-20 Tyrone 2-05

Galway 3-13 Dublin 2-14

Holders Dublin will contest their third successive All-Ireland ladies football minor A championship final on Bank Holiday Monday, August 5 after they stormed to a 34-point victory over Donegal in Saturday’s semi-final at Kingspan Breffni Park.

Cork and Offaly face a straight shoot-out for a place in the Liberty Insurance senior camogie semi-finals in a fortnight, after maintaining their 100% records with victories over Dublin and Tipperary.

Cora Staunton’s super show stunned Monaghan as Mayo booked their place in a first Tesco Homegrown Ladies National Football League Division 1 final since 2009.

Jenny O’Leary converted a 60th-minute free to snatch a 0-16 to 2-9 victory for league champions Cork over Clare in the opening round of the All-Ireland senior camogie championship.

Veronica Curtin repeated her heroics from the bench of last week, scoring 1-3 after being sprung in the 48th minute to rescue Galway and earn them a 1-10 to 1-7 victory in the second round of the All-Ireland senior camogie championship.

Leinster champions Dublin and Munster surprise packets Kerry advanced to the semi-finals of the TG4 All-Ireland Ladies Senior Football Championship with hard-fought quarter-final victories at Banagher today.

Cork showed that they will not be relinquishing their Gala All-Ireland senior camogie title without a fight after a gutsy last ditch victory over Wexford at Páirc Uí Chaoimh.

CORK’S camogie team repeated the feat of the county’s hurlers a fortnight ago by defeating old rivals Tipperary.

Kilkenny came from five points down at half-time to edge past Galway by 2-5 to 0-9 in Saturday's Gala All-Ireland intermediate camogie semi-final replay at Templemore.

Kilkenny repeated their National League final victory over Galway by scoring a 1-13 to 1-9 victory against the Tribeswomen in the Gala All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship today.

Wexford won the battle of the champions at Buffers Alley yesterday to kick-start their 2008 Gala All-Ireland senior camogie championship charge.

The Galway County Ladies Football Board have lodged an objection to the result of Saturday's TG4 All-Ireland Ladies SFC semi-final between the Tribeswomen and Armagh.

THE onwards and upward momentum of ladies football was reaffirmed yesterday with the announcement that Suzuki have agreed to sponsor the National Football League for the next three seasons.

A 50th-minute goal from Valerie Mulcahy, scored from a penalty, was the high point of a scoring spree by the Rebel ladies on the way to their first Brendan Martin Cup.

IT’S going to take a lot to divert attention from Croke Park this weekend but flares will probably do it.

Reigning champions Mayo take on Galway in the second of the TG4 All-Ireland Ladies football semi-finals at O'Moore Park in Portlaoise today.