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Galtee Rovers Megan Heffernan holds out the advances of Boherlahan’s Grace Moloney as goalie Megan Tynan keeps a watchful eye.
The Ladies Football championship goes up another gear this weekend with key club fixtures in the provincial championships, while the currentaccount.ie All-Ireland series commences on Saturday, October 28th.
On Saturday, all roads lead to Boherlahan GAA for the Munster Intermediate semi final where home side Boherlahan Dualla (Tipperary) take on Glanmire (Cork) at 2pm in what is sure to be an exciting contest.
The other semi final takes place in Rathmore, Kerry where Rathmore (Kerry) play Monagea (Limerick) on Sunday at 2.30pm.
For the full list of fixtures across the four provinces check out the full list here: https://ladiesgaelic.ie/
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