AIB Club Championship Team of the Year:AIB have announced the Ladies Gaelic Football Club Championship Team of the Year. The team of the year were carefully selected by a panel of experts, who diligently assessed performances throughout the championships. AIB will honour these players at the AIB Club Player Awards ceremony this Friday, March 21st, where the coveted player of the year award will also be revealed.In Ladies Gaelic Football, the nominees for AIB LGFA Club Player of the Year are Eva ..

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DUBLIN LGFA SKILLS CAMP 2025This Easter, Dublin LGFA are delighted to be hosting  two ‘Advanced Skills Camps’. Camp one will take place at Craobh Chiaráin GAA club (Clonshaugh pitches just off R139), on the 22nd to the 23rd of April from 10am to 1pm daily.Camp two will take place at Wanderers GAA club (Eircode D16KW08), on the 24 to the 25th of April from 10am to 1pm daily. The camps are for girls aged 13-16 years of age. Fee per person is €55.00. Participants must be registered member..

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New Episode! TALKING:DUBLIN podcast episode #9Hosted by Maurice Grehan , with Patricia Monahan plus special guests Aisling Cleary (Leinster LGFA PRO) alongside Jackie Cahill (LGFA Commercial and Communications Manager. Coming up – The group discuss the recent LIDL / LGFA survey – ‘Get behind the fight campaign’ and chat about some of its key findings. The apparent drop in attendance figures at Inter County games. Why do women not support women in sport ? Plus loads more …We review..

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LGFA Congress 2025The annual congress of the Ladies Gaelic Football Association took place last weekend (March 8/9th) at the Clanree Hotel, Donegal. Click on the PDF link below to read the results of motions voted upon by delegates to Congress. The updated version of the LGFA Official Guide will be made available to view in due course on www.ladiesgaelic.ie General rule changes come into affect one month from the date of Congress.  2025 Congress Motions Results.pdf

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2025 Female Coach Academy ProgrammeLadies Football, GAA and Camogie, with the support of Sport Ireland Women in Sport fund, have opened applications for the 2025 Female Coach Academy Programme.The aim of the programme is to increase the retention of female coaches in the Gaelic Games Player Pathway in all four codes. The 2025 will see participants experience a robust coach development programme that will support them to achieve their individual coaching ambitions.What are the criteria for partic..

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DUBLIN LADIES CLUB VICTORIOUS AT 36TH LIDL COMÓRTAS PEILE PÁIDÍ Ó SÉ FOOTBALL FESTIVALFingallians ladies took home silverware in the ladies senior cup at the Lidl Comórtas Peile Páidí Ó Sé 2025, the famed club ladies and men’s Gaelic football tournament, which took place all across the Dingle Peninsula at the weekend.Dublin’s Fingallians played in the six team senior ladies cup and were up against former champions Carnacon of Mayo. They led 2-1 to 1-1 at half time with Muireann Ni ..

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Lidl Plus LGFA Club Rewards SchemeContinuing the momentum of its ‘Get Behind the Fight Campaign’ to smash inequality in sport and provide #SeriousSupport to Ladies Gaelic Football, Lidl Ireland has announced the return of its Lidl Plus LGFA Club Rewards Scheme, which gives communities the chance to support their local clubs and earn rewards through its stamp card initiative.Lidl customers can NOW register through the Lidl Plus app and sign up to be part of the rewards scheme to earn rewards..

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Female Referee Academy:The three Gaelic Games Associations have launched a major new initiative aimed at supporting the development and pathway for female referees across football, Ladies football, hurling and camogie. The Camogie Association, LGFA and GAA have collaborated to secure the support of the Sport Ireland Women in Sport Fund and will run the programme throughout 2025.The Female Referee Academy has been devised to develop aspiring female referees aged 18+ years within the Gaelic Games..

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LGFA National Volunteer Awards ceremony. Congratulations to all the LGFA Volunteer award winners especially to our own Niall Scully who was presented with the 'Local Journalist of the Year award' on Friday evening last for his coverage of ladies football within Dublin. Niall Scully has been covering and promoting Ladies in Dublin both at club and County level coming up on four decades now. Dublin LGFA was founded in 1985 and Niall was one of the first journalists to give the association much n..

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CALLING OUT …Current ‘Go Games’ referees who would like to take the next step in their refereeing journey by moving up to officiate U13 to U16 club juvenile fixtures. We would also welcome CCC2 referees to apply for this course. Dublin LGFA are holding an ‘Introduction to Refereeing at Youth Level’ course on Sunday the 16th of Feb from 10am to 4pm at St Anne's GAA club hall, Bohernabreena, Tallaght. Course participants will ... Be introduced to the playing rules for games at U..

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