Monaghan and Mayo advance

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.

Sun, 17 Aug, 2008 - 13:27

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.

In the first game played at GAA HQ, Ulster champions Monaghan enjoyed a comfortable nine-point victory, 0-19 to 0-10, against beaten Connacht finalists Sligo.

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CourtsGaaHeathrowPlace: Croke ParkPlace: GAA HQPlace: Canal EndPerson: Niamh KindlonPerson: KindlonPerson: Therese McNallyPerson: Edel ByrnePerson: Catriona McConnellPerson: Amanda CaseyPerson: Katrina ConnollyPerson: ConnollyPerson: Therese MarrenPerson: Stephanie O’ReillyPerson: McConnellPerson: McNallyPerson: MayoPerson: KerryPerson: Geraldine O’SéPerson: Cora StauntonPerson: O’SéPerson: StauntonPerson: Laoise O’DriscollPerson: Marcella HeffernanPerson: Martha CarterPerson: Mairead FinneganPerson: O’DriscollPerson: Kathryn SullivanPerson: Noelle GormleyPerson: Stephanie O'ReillyPerson: Louise BrettPerson: Lisa CafferkyPerson: Fiona McHaleOrganisation: MonaghanOrganisation: MayoOrganisation: ConnachtOrganisation: SligoOrganisation: Yeats CountyOrganisation: KerryOrganisation: MunsterOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: GalwayOrganisation: LeinsterOrganisation: DublinOrganisation: Tyrone
<p>It is two years since the GAA announced they would be bumping up stand admission to the All-Ireland senior football and hurling finals to €100 from €90, while terrace tickets rose by €5 to €55.</p>

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