Meath are through on four points and with a +15 scoring difference, as Armagh start against Monaghan with a point following their draw with Meath last weekend, and a zero scoring difference.Īrmagh enjoyed a 5-21 to 0-5 victory against Monaghan in the TG4 Ulster semi-final, while a youthful Monaghan managed just a single point against Meath in Round 1.
This is a straight shoot out for a quarter-final place – and a big win for Armagh could see them top the group. Mayo (v Dublin): A Tarpey D Caldwell, R Flynn, S El Massry C Needham, F McHale, K Sullivan S Cafferky, A Geraghty T O’Connor, S Walsh, S Mulvihill L Cafferky, T Needham, S Howley. Mayo, meanwhile, have made two changes in defence, with Róisín Flynn and Sherin El Massry replacing Éilis Ronayne and Saoirse Lally.ĭublin (v Mayo): C Trant J Tobin, L Caffrey, N Collins A Kane, M Byrne, S Goldrick J Dunne, L Magee N Owens, C Rowe, K Sullivan H Tyrrell, S Aherne, L Davey. Niamh Collins, Jennifer Dunne, Lauren Magee, Nicole Owens and captain Carla Rowe are the five players who retain starting positions. The winners of this live TG4 tie will meet the second placed team in Group D, which contains Cork, Donegal and Waterford.īoth Dublin and Mayo have two wins from two in the 2022 Championship, and will hope to maintain their 100 per cent starts.ĭublin have made no fewer than ten changes in personnel to the team that beat Tipperary last weekend, with goalkeeper Ciara Trant, Jess Tobin, Leah Caffrey, Aoife Kane, Martha Byrne, Sinéad Goldrick, Kate Sullivan, Lyndsey Davey, Sinead Aherne and Hannah Tyrrell all recalled. Tipperary (v Cavan): L Fitzpatrick E Kelly, L Spillane, E Cronin Nora Martin, Niamh Martin, C O’Dwyer (capt.) M Creedon, A O’Shea C English, A McGuigan, S Ryan E Morrissey, L O’Shea, M Murphy.ĭublin v Mayo MW Hire O’Moore Park, Portlaoise, 7.15pm - Live on TG4ĭublin and Mayo clash for top spot in Group A, in a repeat of the 2021 TG4 All-Ireland semi-final. Sarah Ryan replaces captain Maria Curley, who went off injured against Dublin, as Lorraine O’Shea comes into the starting line-up for Casey Hennessy in attack.Ĭavan (v Tipperary): E Walsh, K McIntyre, S Lynch, E Longair S Greene, L Fitzpatrick (capt.), M Sheridan N Byrd, A Deneher N Keenaghan, L McVeety, A Walls A Cahill, G Sheridan, A Gilsenan. That line of form would suggest that Cavan will start as slight favourites here, but this one could go right down to the wire.Ĭavan are unchanged, as Tipperary make two changes in personnel to the team that lost out by eight points to Dublin. The winner of this tie will be safe, while the losers will play-off against the bottom-placed team in Group C, which is currently Westmeath, for the right to play Senior Championship football again in 2023.Ĭavan went desperately close to a positive result against Mayo last weekend, losing out by just a point against the green and red, who had beaten Tipperary by ten points.
The Armagh-Monaghan, Cavan-Tipperary and Kerry-Westmeath Senior fixtures will all be available to view on the LGFA’s live-streaming service: , as will Sunday’s five games.ĭublin and Mayo are both safely through to the quarter-finals from Group A, which leaves Cavan and Tipperary with a battle on their hands to avoid the drop to the Intermediate ranks. On Sunday, attention turns to the four Intermediate quarter-finals, and the meeting of Carlow and London in the Junior Championship. The Intermediate quarter-finals are also down for decision, while the Junior semi-final pairings will also be known on Sunday.Īll five Senior ties will be played on Saturday, including the live TG4 double-header from MW Hire O’Moore Park in Portlaoise, where Cork take on Waterford at 5pm, followed by the meeting of Dublin and Mayo at 7.15pm. There's a huge weekend in store in the TG4 All-Ireland Ladies Football Championships – with Senior quarter-final placings to be determined. Mayo's Sinead Cafferky is challenged by Sinead Greene of Cavan ©INPHO/Tom Maher
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