Dublin ladies captain Sinéad Aherne says her side will have to improve on their semi-final performance if they are to secure a first ever Lidl Ladies NFL Division 1 crown against Mayo on Sunday.

Mayo are through to a first Lidl Ladies NFL Division 1 final since 2016 after ending Cork’s six-in-a-row dreams. they will meet Dublin in the final.

Ephie Fitzgerald’s 2016 team claimed bragging rights in sweltering 37C conditions.

Carnacon 0-15 Mourneabbey 1-10: The perfect send-off.

Staunton collected seven points and lifted national silverware for the Mayo club as Cork opponents Mourneabbey lost a final for the third time in four seasons.

Carnacon and Mourneabbey will contest the All-Ireland ladies senior club football final at Parnell Park on December 3.

Australia-bound Cora Staunton scored 4-13 and yet it still wasn’t enough to secure another Connacht senior club title for holders Carnacon on Sunday.

Following a record-breaking season of ladies football championship action, the 45 nominees for the 2017 TG4 All-Star team have been revealed.

In 2004, Fiona McHale joined up with a Mayo team that had won four of the last five All-Ireland titles. She has long become the oil in the green and red engine, but the medal she presumed would come still hasn’t arrived. Tomorrow, against Dublin, she dreams again.

It’s a Friday night in Breaffy House Hotel outside Castlebar and downstairs, a wedding is in full swing.

Mayo manager Frank Browne remains “reasonably confident” that footballer Cora Staunton will commit to a 23rd season of inter-county fare.

Donaghmoyne (Monaghan) 1-8 Mourneabbey (Cork) 1-6: Champions Donaghmoyne held off brave Mourneabbey in a thrilling All-Ireland Ladies Club SFC semi-final at Fontenoy Park yesterday.

13 years on and three acquaintances are in the running for TG4 Ladies Football All-Star Awards at the Citywest Hotel tonight.

During my playing days, I often thought about how Ladies Football and camogie would benefit from an organisation representing the needs of players.

Dublin 2-10 Mayo 1-12: Dublin manager Gregory McGonigle has vowed to buy Dean Rock a few pints after his charges squeezed into a third successive TG4 All- Ireland Ladies SFC final.

Engagement with their governing bodies is key for the Women’s Gaelic Players Association, according to chairwoman Dr Aoife Lane.

New ground has been made in Gaelic Games with the announcement of the Womens Gaelic Players Association (WGPA) today in Dublin.

The creation of the Women’s Gaelic Players’ Association (WGPA) was driven by the players themselves, chairman Aoife Lane has revealed.

Poacher turned gamekeeper, wrapping up in a nutshell the current standing of the Kerry ladies’ football team.

Monaghan stars Caoimhe Mohan and Ciara McAnespie scored the late points as Ulster snatched a dramatic victory in Saturday’s MMI interprovincial ladies football championship final.

Cork 0-14 Mayo 0-07

Tesco Homegrown Ladies National Football League Division 1 final

Cora Staunton destroyed Galway to ensure Mayo made an immediate return to the top flight after the Division 2 Bord Gáis Energy league final at Parnell Park on Saturday.

Mayo 4-17 Galway 2-7

Cork and Monaghan will contest the Bord Gáis Ladies National Football League Division 1 final on May 12 — a repeat of last year’s All-Ireland senior final.

ACE forward Sinead Ahern scored 0-5 as Dublin maintained their 100% start to the Bord Gáis Energy Ladies National Football League Division 1 campaign.

Ace forward Sinead Ahern scored 0-5 as Dublin maintained their 100% start to the Bord Gáis Energy Ladies National Football League Division 1 campaign today.

Ladies Senior Club Championship final: Carnacon (Mayo) 2-12 Na Fianna (Dublin) 2-4

THROUGH Carnacon’s good, bad and indifferent days over the last 25 years one name has remained constant.

FORMER champions Mayo were relegated from Division 1 of the Bord Gáis Energy Ladies National Football League after losing a crunch basement battle against Tyrone today.

Cork 1-20 Mayo 0-11

CARNACON’S self-belief was the key to their second consecutive victory over East Cork side Inch Rovers in the VHI Healthcare Ladies Football All-Ireland Senior Club Championship decider, according to Mayo star Cora Staunton, who played a starring role by scoring all of their 11 points in Sunday’s final in Tullamore.

A GREAT game to win, but a terrible way to lose. The sense of euphoria shared by holders Carnacon with their supporters on the field at the finish contrasted sharply with the heartbreak experienced by Inch Rovers in yesterday’s VHI Healthcare All-Ireland Ladies club SFC final in Tullamore.

Two former champions, Monaghan and Mayo, advanced to the semi-finals of the TG4 Ladies All-Ireland senior football championship with varying degrees of difficulty in last Saturday’s quarter-finals at Croke Park.

Cork 2-11 Mayo 2-6, Croke Park

TG4 LADIES FOOTBALL ALL-IRELAND SEMI-FINAL: