Ladies football stars flock to Athlone for All-Ireland launch
The 2025 TG4 All-Ireland Ladies Football Championships are scheduled to get underway next Sunday June 1, with the first round of action in the Intermediate and Junior Championships.
Before a formal launch in Croke Park today, Tuesday, representatives of a number of counties converged on Athlone for a photocall.
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At the launch of the 2025 TG4 All-Ireland Ladies Football Championships is Ailish Considine of Clare with the Mary Quinn Memorial cup. Photo by Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILEImage 2 of 12
Ellen Irwin of Roscommon with the Mary Quinn Memorial cup. Photo by Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILEImage 3 of 12
Ellen Irwin of Roscommon, left, and Ailish Considine of Clare with the Mary Quinn Memorial cup. Photo by Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILEImage 4 of 12
Áine Breen of Louth with the West County Hotel cup. * Photo by Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILEImage 5 of 12
Bronagh Devlin of Antrim, left, and Áine Breen of Louth with the West County Hotel cup. Photo by Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILEImage 6 of 12
Aoibhín Cleary of Meath with the Brendan Martin cup. Photo by Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILEImage 7 of 12
Roisin Rodgers of Donegal with the Brendan Martin cup. Photo by Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILEImage 8 of 12
Kate Geraghty of Galway with the Brendan Martin cup. Photo by Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILEImage 9 of 12
Cáit Lynch of Kerry with the Brendan Martin cup. Photo by Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILEImage 10 of 12
Kate Geraghty of Galway, Aoibhín Cleary of Meath, Cáit Lynch of Kerry and Roisin Rodgers of Donegal with the Brendan Martin cup. Photo by Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILEImage 11 of 12
Kate Geraghty of Galway, Áine Breen of Louth, Bronagh Devlin of Antrim, Aoibhín Cleary of Meath, Máire Ní Bhraonáin of TG4, Cáit Lynch of Kerry, Ellen Irwin of Roscommon, Roisin Rodgers of Donegal and Ailish Considine of Clare. Photo by Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILEImage 12 of 12
At the launch of the 2025 TG4 All-Ireland Ladies Football Championships in Athlone, Westmeath, are, from left, Bronagh Devlin of Antrim, Áine Breen of Louth, Kate Geraghty of Galway, Cáit Lynch of Kerry, Aoibhín Cleary of Meath, Máire Ní Bhraonáin of TG4, Roisin Rodgers of Donegal, Ellen Irwin of Roscommon and Ailish Considine of Clare. Photo by Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILEWestmeath, Roscommon and Offaly ladies are all competing in the TG4 All-Ireland Intermediate Championship 2025.
Westmeath are in Group 2 with Down and Tyrone; Roscommon are in Group 1 along with Laois and Fermanagh while Offaly are joined by Clare and Wexford in Group 4.
Sunday's opening fixtures see Westmeath host Down at Ballynacargy, Roscommon travel to Laois Hire O'Moore Park in Portlaoise to face Laois and Offaly visit Clare in Zimmer Biomet Páirc Chíosóg, Ennis. All games throw-in at 2pm.
The top two teams in each group will progress to the TG4 All-Ireland Intermediate Championship quarter-finals on Sunday June 29.
The top placed finisher in each group will have home advantage at the TG4 All-Ireland Championship quarter-final stage, with a draw for the quarter-finals to be conducted following the conclusion of the group stages.