Hannah O'Donoghue came off the bench and struck for 1-2 as champions Kerry were made to fight all the way by Galway at Fitzgerald Stadium in this Lidl NFL Division 1 contest.
Since moving back to these shores after a significant stint overseas, Mayo footballer Lisa Cafferky has been playing a major role in the development of young sportspeople across a range of different disciplines at one of Ireland's leading third-level institutions.
Armagh are set to discover their Lidl National League Division 1 Final opponents, while the 2024 Division 4 semi-finals are down for decision on another big weekend of action.
Our Lady's Secondary School, Castleblaney claimed the Lidl All-Ireland Post Primary Schools Senior A title for the first time with a three point win over Sacred Heart School, Westport in Banagher.
St. Attracta's Community School fromTubbercurry captured the Lidl All-Ireland Post Primary School Senior B Championship title with an impressive display at St Aidan's GAA club in Ballyforan in Roscommon.
Caoimhe O'Connor and Kate Sullivan grabbed goals in each half at DCU St Clare's on Saturday as Dublin bolstered their Lidl National Football League Division 1 prospects with an emphatic victory against Cork.
Two quick goals at the start of this Lidl All Ireland Post Primary School Junior 'B' Championship final were the difference in the end as St. Ronan's College, Lurgan head back to Armagh as All-Ireland Champions following a six points win over Presentation College, Headford in Mullahoran, Co. Cavan.
A defeat away to pace-setters Armagh last Sunday week was something of a set-back, but Niamh Carmody has insisted Kerry's destiny in Division 1 of the Lidl National Football League very much remains in their own hands.
Ballinrobe Community School won their first All-Ireland Ladies Post-Primary Schools title since 1995 with a stunning victory over St Mary's of Macroom at University of Limerick.
Another crucial weekend of Lidl National League action could see Final placings confirmed in Divisions 1 and 3, depending on results, while a number of counties are fighting to avoid the drop.
The 2024 Ladies HEC All-Star and Rising Stars teams have been announced, celebrating the top performers from a very entertaining season of Ladies HEC third-level football.
Representatives from competing teams, representing ten counties, gathered at Croke Park ahead of six eagerly-anticipated 2024 Lidl All-Ireland Post-Primary Schools Finals.
Meath's double All-Ireland winner Emma Duggan said she was honoured to skipper DCU Dóchas Éireann to their second O'Connor Cup title in a row when they saw off UCC by 2-16 to 2-14 after extra-time in the final.
She may not have been involved this weekend, but having already featured in a brace of finals at the grade, Galway attacker Aoife O'Rourke already has her eye on making it back to the business end of the O'Connor Cup in 2025.
Reigning champions DCU DÉ needed extra-time to overcome TU Dublin and maintain the challenge to defend their O'Connor Cup title, digging deep to get over the line in a pulsating additional 20 minutes.
A flurry of stoppage time scores by Ellie Jack, Katie Brosnan and Aoife Healy saw UCC advance to the final of the HEC O'Connor Cup for the first time since 2017.
Two injury-time frees from All Star forward Hannah Tyrrell saw Dublin secure their third Division 1 win in a row on a Sunday afternoon of sunshine and showers at Fraher Field in Dungarvan.
Galway picked up their first win in this season's Lidl Ladies National Football League following an eight point victory over Meath in Duggan Park in Ballinasloe.
She will be setting off on an exciting adventure later on this year, but for now Amy Boyle-Carr's focus is firmly set on aiding the cause of Donegal in the 2024 inter-county season.
Meath's Lidl National Football League Division 1 clash against Waterford at Fraher Field three weeks ago proved to be an interesting clash for the St Peter's Dunboyne club within the Royal County.