Roscommon's All-Ireland final to be streamed live this weekend

Roscommon captain Shauna McGrath was among the attendees at Croke Park as preparations continued ahead of the county's 2026 ZuCar All-Ireland U18 'A' Championships final against Cork on Saturday (4pm, Glenisk O'Connor Park, Tullamore).

McGrath was among a list of captains who gathered together to promote this weekend's three All-Ireland deciders (the 'B' and 'C' finals are also taking place on Saturday).

Her fellow captains Anna Lavery (Armagh), Laura Walsh (Cork), Muireann Teahan (Kerry), Zara Drake (Longford), and Keeva Owens (Tyrone) also visited Croke Park for the pre-finals photocall.

The All-Ireland U-18 ‘A’ final pits Cork against Roscommon in Tullamore, as part of a double-header alongside the ‘B’ final between Kerry and Tyrone. The ‘B’ final gets underway at 2pm, followed by the ‘A’ decider at 4pm.

The ‘C’ Final, to be played at St Tiernach’s Park in Clones, will have a 2pm start and features Armagh and Longford.

In the ‘A’ grade, holders Cork are aiming for back-to-back crowns and a 14th title in all. Opponents Roscommon will contest a second All-Ireland U-18 ‘A’ final, and a first since 1991.

The 'A' and 'B' finals will be streamed live on the Spórt TG4 YouTube Page, https://www.youtube.com/@SportTG4/streams, while the ‘C’ final will be available to view on the LGFA Facebook Page

Looking ahead to the games, Ladies Gaelic Football Association president Trina Murray commented: “We’re looking forward to what should be three excellent games. All six teams have shown really good form en route to the finals and I wish them the very best of luck ahead of Saturday.”

* For an in-depth preview of Roscommon's All-Ireland 'A' final against Cork, see a two-page preview in this week's Westmeath Independent newspaper, out today.