Ladies Gaelic Football Association (LGFA)

A personal tally of 2-3 from Ailbhe Clancy helps earn Leitrim a one-point win over Tyrone in the ladies All-Ireland intermediate final at Croke Park

Golden Boot award winner Eimear Smyth turns on the style with 1-9 to lead Fermanagh to All-Ireland junior final title

Ten-time All-Ireland winner Eileen Lawlor (Dardis) was the last woman to captain Kerry to the All-Ireland title in 1993 and she’s hoping the county's famine is almost over

Despite a poor league campaign which ended in relegation, Galway regrouped to claim some big scalps on their way to Sunday’s All-Ireland Ladies SFC final against Kerry

Tribeswomen will meet Cork in semi-finals, while Kerry will play Armagh on other side of the draw

Cork reach the last four for the ninth time in 10 years after comprehensive victory

In her eighth intercounty campaign, the Galway player enjoys her sport as much as ever - and takes the threat posed by Cork this Saturday very seriously

Women’s football round-up: Susanne White secures draw for Donegal against Kerry in Ballybofey

Dublin footballer Hannah Tyrrell eyeing more success but also plans to watch her former rugby team-mates at the Olympic Games in Paris

Aimee Mackin and Kelly Mallon lead Armagh to first LIDL Division 1 title success courtesy of a deserved three-point win over Kerry

Greg McGonigle’s side make it six wins from six by beating Mayo; opponents yet to de decided

Mayo's Danielle Caldwell points to missed opportunities to raise profile of women's game: ‘With Mayo alone – Galway, Kerry and Dublin could have been double headers’

Amalgamation with the Camogie Association and the Ladies Gaelic Footballers Association by 2027 set to top the 41st GAA president’s agenda

If there is to be any hold-up – and everyone involved swears that won’t happen – it’s not going to affect the reality of the process

The amalgamated association will operate under the GAA name and ultimately have one president and one director general

Taking a stand: Dublin women’s footballers produced a banner calling for a ceasefire in Gaza before league opener with Kerry

Victories for Armagh, Kerry and Meath as Division 1 campaign continues

The meeting between last year’s league and All-Ireland winners goes the way of the Kingdom at Parnell Park

Injured Kerry captain Síofra O’Shea says start of league will help Kingdom get over the disappointment of All-Ireland final defeat to rivals Dublin

Despite much progress, research shows that 59 per cent of Irish people have never been to a live female sports event, compared to 29 per cent who have never attended a live men’s one

Eva Noone, Lynsey Noone and Chloe Miskell all prominent as Galway side defend their All-Ireland crown

Cork side prove too strong in the end for Leitrim’s Ballinamore Seán O’Heslins

Long-running awards scheme has spent six decades trying to come up with the perfect selection

All three associations will be able to utilise Halo Tiles Centre of Excellence in Ferns as a training base

Shortlist revealed for women’s senior, intermediate and junior 2023 Player of the Year awards

Research by DCU injury centre finds many women still opt not to wear gumshields despite rule

Kerry lead the way with 13 nominations, with champions Dublin receiving 12

Over 30,000 members from the three associations completed the survey

Down secure junior football title with victory over Limerick

The All-Ireland decider sees Gaelic football’s great rivals clash in a final for the first time

GPA describe move ‘as a landmark moment in our games and for women’s sport in Ireland’

Shauna Howley’s late point helps Mayo past Galway as Ciara O’Sullivan inspires Cork to two-point win over Armagh

Camogie Association ask GPA to engage ‘in a meaningful way’ over State of Play report

Players will not engage in media events organised by the Ladies’ Gaelic Football Association or Camogie Association

All 68 senior captains send letter to the GAA over the lack of progress on a charter for minimum standards of player welfare

Meanwhile, in Castlebar, Mayo saw off the challenge of Laois

Public support or gestures from male GPA players or panels would be appreciated by women who are simply campaigning for an equal share of resources

The women footballers and camogie players who drew their line in the sand this week deserve better

Intercounty football and camogie players are frustrated at the inadequate response to their call to address the unacceptable way they are treated, writes Joanne O’Riordan

The country’s top football and camogie players are simply demanding the basics – things like mileage expenses, medical services, and playing gear