While the achievements of this year are still very fresh in her mind, Roscommon's Aisling Feely is eagerly anticipating the prospect of playing senior championship football in 2027.
Cork ladies are on the lookout for a new senior football manager after Joe Carroll's decision to step down.
Orlaith Prenter returned to play a starring role in the latter stages of Antrim's TG4 All-Ireland junior football championship success this season.
Former Derry star Joe Brolly has parted ways with the Knockmore ladies senior team just 10 says out from their championship opener against Claremorris.
LGFA president Trina Murray has offered heartfelt sympathies to the family and friends of Aoibheann Clarke on behalf of the Ladies Gaelic Football Association.
Cork great Brid Stack says that the new 40-metre two-point arc needs to be brought in "a little bit closer" in order to be effective in ladies football.
Galway ladies boss Daniel Moynihan said he was thrilled after seeing his side come out on top in a tough against Kerry in yesterday's All-Ireland SFC final.
Former Dublin ace Hannah Tyrrell reckons that referee Maggie Farrelly was "absolutely spot on" in her decision to award a square ball against Kerry in the dying stages of yesterday's All-Ireland ladies SFC final.
Kerry manager Mark Bourke described yesterday's All-Ireland ladies senior football championship final loss to Galway as "pretty gut-wrenching".
Galway captain Kate Geraghty pointed to the "individual battles" won by the Tribeswomen in yesterday's All-Ireland ladies senior football championship final.
A 58th minute point from Eva Noone was the difference between the teams at Croke Park on Sunday as Galway bridged a 22-year gap to claim their second TG4 All-Ireland senior football championship title in a dramatic decider against Kerry.
Roscommon were crowned TG4 All-Ireland intermediate champions for the first time since 2005 as Aisling Feely's two opening half goals set the winners on their way.
Maria O'Neill was the match-winner at Croke Park as her last-gasp point earned Antrim a record-equalling fourth TG4 All-Ireland junior football championship title at the end of a dramatic battle with Carlow.
Here are today's All-Ireland ladies football championship final results...
Maria O'Neill's point with 15 seconds remaining saw Antrim edge Carlow for the All-Ireland ladies junior football championship title this afternoon.
Former Dublin star Hannah Tyrrell feels Kerry have the "slight edge" going into tomorrow's All-Ireland ladies senior football championship final against Galway (4.15pm).
Roscommon goalkeeper Helena Cummins described the "great excitement" around the county ahead of tomorrow's All-Ireland ladies intermediate football championship final against Fermanagh (1.45pm).
Former Kerry ladies footballer Ayesha Roche still felt privileged to be amongst the 82,300 spectators who passed through the Croke Park turnstiles last Sunday for a monumental occasion.
All roads lead back to Croke Park this Sunday with the All-Ireland ladies football championship finals down for decision.
Galway defender Kate Geraghty says the Tribeswomen can look to their neighbours for inspiration ahead of this weekend's All-Ireland ladies senior football final against Kerry.
Kerry star Emma Costello says victory over Galway in this weekend's All-Ireland ladies senior football championship final "would mean the world".
It won't be her first outing with the county at GAA HQ, but Maria O'Neill has insisted it is still special to be lining out in the colours of Antrim.
Mayo are All-Ireland champions again at last after coming from seven points down to beat Kerry by 1-20 to 1-17 in a historic encounter at Croke Park.
First-half goals by Amy O'Connor and Milie Condon ensured that Cork progressed to a sixth straight Glen Dimplex All-Ireland final.
Cork were able to keep Roscommon at arm's length to retain their ZuCar All-Ireland U-18 A crown at Glenisk O'Connor Park, Tullamore.
It was tense, it was tight, and in the end it took extra-time before Kerry claimed the ZuCar All Ireland U18 B championship over Tyrone at Glenisk O'Connor Park in Tullamore.
An excellent team performance powered Armagh to victory over Longford in the ZuCar All-Ireland U-18 C championship final at St Tiernach's Park, Clones.
There was a huge All-Ireland senior camogie championship semi-final double-header in Thurles today as well as three All-Ireland ladies minor football finals.
Brónagh Nolan and Carlow are set to break new ground at Croke Park on Sunday week.
All eyes will be on Croke Park on Sunday as Kerry play Mayo in the 140th All-Ireland senior football championship final.
Niamh McManus has a clear memory of Fermanagh's last appearance in a TG4 All-Ireland intermediate football championship final.
The LGFA has announced the referees for the 2026 TG4 All-Ireland Senior, Intermediate and Junior Championship finals.
Galway ladies captain Kate Geraghty says last year's semi-final loss to Dublin after extra time had been something that played on their minds ahead of yesterday's clash against Armagh at Glennon Brothers Pearse Park.
The 2024 All Ireland champions Kerry dethroned holders Dublin with a comprehensive ten-point win at FBD Semple Stadium in Thurles in the TG4 All-Ireland senior championship semi-final.
Galway were too strong for Armagh at Glennon Brothers Pearse Park, as a superb team performance with ten different scorers powered them to a 13-point win and booked their spot in the TG4 All-Ireland senior final.
Check out this afternoon's All-Ireland ladies football and camogie championship results below...
Kate Thompson is optimistic Galway can go a step further in this year's TG4 All-Ireland senior football championship semi-finals.
All roads lead to Croke Park on Sunday as Galway meet Limerick in the 139th All-Ireland senior hurling championship final
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