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TG4 Ladies All Ireland Football Championship 2015 Launch Photos

6 July 2015; Pictured at the launch of the TG4 Ladies All Ireland Football Championship are Senior captains, from left, Kate Herron, Donegal, Neamh Woods, Tyrone, Grainne McGlade, Cavan, Jennifer Rogers, Westmeath, Kate Byrne, Meath, Ciara O'Sullivan, Cork, Fiona McHale, Mayo, Caroline O'Hanlon, Armagh, Lyndsey Davey, Dublin, Adair Trainor, Down, Sharon Courtney, Monaghan, Tracey Leonard, Galway, Laura Marie Maher, Laois, and Cait Lynch, Kerry. The championship, which begins with the first matches on July 25th will culminate with the TG4 All Ireland Finals in Croke Park on September 27th. Cork will hope to win tenth third All Ireland title in 11 years but will face the highest level of competition in years. All supporters of the sport are being asked to support the championship, to Be the Difference, Be There #BetheDiff. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Piaras Ó Mídheach / SPORTSFILE

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6 July 2015; Pictured at the launch of the TG4 Ladies All Ireland Football...

6 July 2015; Pictured at the launch of the TG4 Ladies All Ireland Football Championship is Cork's Ciara O'Sullivan. The championship, which begins with the first matches on July 25th will culminate with the TG4 All Ireland Finals in Croke Park on September 27th. Cork will hope to win tenth third All Ireland title in 11 years but will face the highest level of competition in years. All supporters of the sport are being asked to support the championship, to Be the Difference, Be There #BetheDiff. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILE

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6 July 2015; Pictured at the launch of the TG4 Ladies All Ireland Football...

6 July 2015; Pictured at the launch of the TG4 Ladies All Ireland Football Championship is Cork's Ciara O'Sullivan. The championship, which begins with the first matches on July 25th will culminate with the TG4 All Ireland Finals in Croke Park on September 27th. Cork will hope to win tenth third All Ireland title in 11 years but will face the highest level of competition in years. All supporters of the sport are being asked to support the championship, to Be the Difference, Be There #BetheDiff. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILE

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6 July 2015; Pictured at the launch of the TG4 Ladies All...

6 July 2015; Pictured at the launch of the TG4 Ladies All Ireland Football Championship is Cork's Ciara O'Sullivan. The championship, which begins with the first matches on July 25th will culminate with the TG4 All Ireland Finals in Croke Park on September 27th. Cork will hope to win tenth third All Ireland title in 11 years but will face the highest level of competition in years. All supporters of the sport are being asked to support the championship, to Be the Difference, Be There #BetheDiff. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILE

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6 July 2015; Pictured at the launch of the TG4 Ladies All...

6 July 2015; Pictured at the launch of the TG4 Ladies All Ireland Football Championship is Cork's Ciara O'Sullivan. The championship, which begins with the first matches on July 25th will culminate with the TG4 All Ireland Finals in Croke Park on September 27th. Cork will hope to win tenth third All Ireland title in 11 years but will face the highest level of competition in years. All supporters of the sport are being asked to support the championship, to Be the Difference, Be There #BetheDiff. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILE

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6 July 2015; Pictured at the launch of the TG4 Ladies All Ireland Football...

6 July 2015; Pictured at the launch of the TG4 Ladies All Ireland Football Championship is Cork's Ciara O'Sullivan. The championship, which begins with the first matches on July 25th will culminate with the TG4 All Ireland Finals in Croke Park on September 27th. Cork will hope to win tenth third All Ireland title in 11 years but will face the highest level of competition in years. All supporters of the sport are being asked to support the championship, to Be the Difference, Be There #BetheDiff. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILE

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6 July 2015; Pictured at the launch of the TG4 Ladies All Ireland Football...

6 July 2015; Pictured at the launch of the TG4 Ladies All Ireland Football Championship are Marie Hickey, President, Ladies Gaelic Football Association, and Pól Ó Gallchóir, Ceannsaí, TG4, with back row from left, Róisín Murphy, Wexford, Stephanie O'Reilly, Sligo, Áine McHugh, Fermanagh, Jenny Higgins, Roscommon, Sarah McLoughlin, Leitrim, Mairéad Reynolds, Longford, Laurie Ryan, Clare, Sheelagh Carew, Tipperary. Front row: Jackie Lynch, Wicklow, Aisling Holton, Kildare, Sinéad McLaughlin, Antrim, Angela Kenneally, Janet Garvey, Linda Wall, Waterford, Laura Devery, Offaly. The championship, which begins with the first matches on July 25th will culminate with the TG4 All Ireland Finals in Croke Park on September 27th. Cork will hope to win their tenth All Ireland title in 11 years but will face the highest level of competition in years. All supporters of the sport are being asked to support the championship, to Be the Difference, Be There #BetheDiff. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Piaras Ó Mídheach / SPORTSFILE

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6 July 2015; Pictured at the launch of the TG4 Ladies All Ireland Football...

6 July 2015; Pictured at the launch of the TG4 Ladies All Ireland Football Championship are Tracey Leonard, Galway, and Fiona McHale, Mayo. The championship, which begins with the first matches on July 25th will culminate with the TG4 All Ireland Finals in Croke Park on September 27th. Cork will hope to win tenth third All Ireland title in 11 years but will face the highest level of competition in years. All supporters of the sport are being asked to support the championship, to Be the Difference, Be There #BetheDiff. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Piaras Ó Mídheach / SPORTSFILE

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6 July 2015; Pictured at the launch of the TG4 Ladies All Ireland Football...

6 July 2015; Pictured at the launch of the TG4 Ladies All Ireland Football Championship are Ciara O'Sullivan, Cork, and Cait Lynch, Kerry. The championship, which begins with the first matches on July 25th will culminate with the TG4 All Ireland Finals in Croke Park on September 27th. Cork will hope to win tenth third All Ireland title in 11 years but will face the highest level of competition in years. All supporters of the sport are being asked to support the championship, to Be the Difference, Be There #BetheDiff. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Piaras Ó Mídheach / SPORTSFILE

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6 July 2015; Pictured at the launch of the TG4 Ladies All Ireland Football...

6 July 2015; Pictured at the launch of the TG4 Ladies All Ireland Football Championship are Ciara O'Sullivan, Cork, and Lyndsey Davey, Dublin. The championship, which begins with the first matches on July 25th will culminate with the TG4 All Ireland Finals in Croke Park on September 27th. Cork will hope to win tenth third All Ireland title in 11 years but will face the highest level of competition in years. All supporters of the sport are being asked to support the championship, to Be the Difference, Be There #BetheDiff. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Piaras Ó Mídheach / SPORTSFILE

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6 July 2015; Pictured at the launch of the TG4 Ladies All Ireland Football...

6 July 2015; Pictured at the launch of the TG4 Ladies All Ireland Football Championship are Ciara O'Sullivan, Cork, and Lyndsey Davey, Dublin. The championship, which begins with the first matches on July 25th will culminate with the TG4 All Ireland Finals in Croke Park on September 27th. Cork will hope to win tenth third All Ireland title in 11 years but will face the highest level of competition in years. All supporters of the sport are being asked to support the championship, to Be the Difference, Be There #BetheDiff. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Piaras Ó Mídheach / SPORTSFILE

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6 July 2015; Pictured at the launch of the TG4 Ladies All Ireland Football...

6 July 2015; Pól Ó Gallchóir, Ceannsaí, TG4, speaking at the launch of the TG4 Ladies All Ireland Football Championship. The championship, which begins with the first matches on July 25th will culminate with the TG4 All Ireland Finals in Croke Park on September 27th. Cork will hope to win their tenth All Ireland title in 11 years but will face the highest level of competition in years. All supporters of the sport are being asked to support the championship, to Be the Difference, Be There #BetheDiff. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILE

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6 July 2015; Pól Ó Gallchóir, Ceannsaí, TG4, speaking at the launch of the...

6 July 2015; Marie Hickey, President, Ladies Gaelic Football Association, speaking at the launch of the TG4 Ladies All Ireland Football Championship. The championship, which begins with the first matches on July 25th will culminate with the TG4 All Ireland Finals in Croke Park on September 27th. Cork will hope to win their tenth All Ireland title in 11 years but will face the highest level of competition in years. All supporters of the sport are being asked to support the championship, to Be the Difference, Be There #BetheDiff. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILE

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6 July 2015; Marie Hickey, President, Ladies Gaelic Football Association,...

6 July 2015; Marie Hickey, President, Ladies Gaelic Football Association, speaking at the launch of the TG4 Ladies All Ireland Football Championship. The championship, which begins with the first matches on July 25th will culminate with the TG4 All Ireland Finals in Croke Park on September 27th. Cork will hope to win their tenth All Ireland title in 11 years but will face the highest level of competition in years. All supporters of the sport are being asked to support the championship, to Be the Difference, Be There #BetheDiff. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILE

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6 July 2015; Marie Hickey, President, Ladies Gaelic Football Association,...

6 July 2015; Marie Hickey, President, Ladies Gaelic Football Association, speaking at the launch of the TG4 Ladies All Ireland Football Championship. The championship, which begins with the first matches on July 25th will culminate with the TG4 All Ireland Finals in Croke Park on September 27th. Cork will hope to win their tenth All Ireland title in 11 years but will face the highest level of competition in years. All supporters of the sport are being asked to support the championship, to Be the Difference, Be There #BetheDiff. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILE

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6 July 2015; Marie Hickey, President, Ladies Gaelic...

6 July 2015; Marie Hickey, President, Ladies Gaelic Football Association, speaking at the launch of the TG4 Ladies All Ireland Football Championship. The championship, which begins with the first matches on July 25th will culminate with the TG4 All Ireland Finals in Croke Park on September 27th. Cork will hope to win their tenth All Ireland title in 11 years but will face the highest level of competition in years. All supporters of the sport are being asked to support the championship, to Be the Difference, Be There #BetheDiff. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILE

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6 July 2015; Marie Hickey, President, Ladies Gaelic...

6 July 2015; Pól Ó Gallchóir, Ceannsaí, TG4, speaking at the launch of the TG4 Ladies All Ireland Football Championship. The championship, which begins with the first matches on July 25th will culminate with the TG4 All Ireland Finals in Croke Park on September 27th. Cork will hope to win their tenth All Ireland title in 11 years but will face the highest level of competition in years. All supporters of the sport are being asked to support the championship, to Be the Difference, Be There #BetheDiff. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILE

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6 July 2015; Pól Ó Gallchóir, Ceannsaí, TG4, speaking...

6 July 2015; Pól Ó Gallchóir, Ceannsaí, TG4, speaking at the launch of the TG4 Ladies All Ireland Football Championship. The championship, which begins with the first matches on July 25th will culminate with the TG4 All Ireland Finals in Croke Park on September 27th. Cork will hope to win their tenth All Ireland title in 11 years but will face the highest level of competition in years. All supporters of the sport are being asked to support the championship, to Be the Difference, Be There #BetheDiff. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILE

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6 July 2015; Pól Ó Gallchóir, Ceannsaí, TG4, speaking...

6 July 2015; Pól Ó Gallchóir, Ceannsaí, TG4, speaking at the launch of the TG4 Ladies All Ireland Football Championship. The championship, which begins with the first matches on July 25th will culminate with the TG4 All Ireland Finals in Croke Park on September 27th. Cork will hope to win their tenth All Ireland title in 11 years but will face the highest level of competition in years. All supporters of the sport are being asked to support the championship, to Be the Difference, Be There #BetheDiff. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILE

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6 July 2015; Pól Ó Gallchóir, Ceannsaí, TG4, speaking at the launch of the...

6 July 2015; Pictured at the launch of the TG4 Ladies All Ireland Football Championship is Tipperary Intermediate Football manager John Leahy. The championship, which begins with the first matches on July 25th will culminate with the TG4 All Ireland Finals in Croke Park on September 27th. Cork will hope to win their tenth All Ireland title in 11 years but will face the highest level of competition in years. All supporters of the sport are being asked to support the championship, to Be the Difference, Be There #BetheDiff. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILE

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6 July 2015; Pictured at the launch of the TG4 Ladies All Ireland Football...

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