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TG4 All-Ireland Ladies Football Championship Launch 2019 Photos

9 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park for the participating contenders in the 2019 TG4 Ladies Football Championships begins on Saturday, 13 July. Senior Champions Dublin will feature on a LIVE TG4 double-bill when they take on Munster runners-up Waterford, while Connacht Champions Galway are up against Kerry. 17 Championship games will be broadcast exclusively on TG4 throughout the summer, with the Senior and Intermediate championships to be played once again on a round-robin basis. You can follow the journey of all 32 teams involved in the Senior, Intermediate and Junior Championships, as they aim to make it Croke Park for TG4 All-Ireland Finals Sunday on 15 September. A number of top inter-county stars travelled to the spectacular Ballynahinch Castle Hotel in county Galway to mark the beginning of the TG4 All-Ireland series. Pictured are Alan Esslemont, Ardstiúrthóir TG4, and Marie Hickey, President, Ladies Gaelic Football Association, centre, with players from the competiting counties at the launch at Croke Park in Dublin. #ProperFan. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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9 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park for the participating...

9 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park for the participating contenders in the 2019 TG4 Ladies Football Championships begins on Saturday, 13 July. Senior Champions Dublin will feature on a LIVE TG4 double-bill when they take on Munster runners-up Waterford, while Connacht Champions Galway are up against Kerry. 17 Championship games will be broadcast exclusively on TG4 throughout the summer, with the Senior and Intermediate championships to be played once again on a round-robin basis. You can follow the journey of all 32 teams involved in the Senior, Intermediate and Junior Championships, as they aim to make it Croke Park for TG4 All-Ireland Finals Sunday on 15 September. A number of top inter-county stars travelled to the spectacular Ballynahinch Castle Hotel in county Galway to mark the beginning of the TG4 All-Ireland series. Pictured are, from left, Gráinne McElwain, TG4, Mick Bohan, Dublin manager, Nadine Doherty, former Donegal, Bríd Stack, former Cork footballer, Michelle Ryan, Waterford, duirng a panal discusion at the launch at Croke Park in Dublin. #ProperFan. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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9 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park for the participating...

8 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park for the participating contenders in the 2019 TG4 Ladies Football Championships begins on Saturday, 13 July. Senior Champions Dublin will feature on a LIVE TG4 double-bill when they take on Munster runners-up Waterford, while Connacht Champions Galway are up against Kerry. 17 Championship games will be broadcast exclusively on TG4 throughout the summer, with the Senior and Intermediate championships to be played once again on a round-robin basis. You can follow the journey of all 32 teams involved in the Senior, Intermediate and Junior Championships, as they aim to make it Croke Park for TG4 All-Ireland Finals Sunday on 15 September. A number of top inter-county stars travelled to the spectacular Ballynahinch Castle Hotel in county Galway to mark the beginning of the TG4 All-Ireland series. Pictured are, from left, Doireann O'Sullivan of Cork, Carla Rowe of Dublin, Tracey Leonard of Galway and Geraldine McLaughlin of Donegal with the Brendan Martin Cup. #ProperFan. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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8 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park for the participating...

8 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park for the participating contenders in the 2019 TG4 Ladies Football Championships begins on Saturday, 13 July. Senior Champions Dublin will feature on a LIVE TG4 double-bill when they take on Munster runners-up Waterford, while Connacht Champions Galway are up against Kerry. 17 Championship games will be broadcast exclusively on TG4 throughout the summer, with the Senior and Intermediate championships to be played once again on a round-robin basis. You can follow the journey of all 32 teams involved in the Senior, Intermediate and Junior Championships, as they aim to make it Croke Park for TG4 All-Ireland Finals Sunday on 15 September. A number of top inter-county stars travelled to the spectacular Ballynahinch Castle Hotel in county Galway to mark the beginning of the TG4 All-Ireland series. Pictured is Doireann O'Sullivan of Cork with the Brendan Martin Cup. #ProperFan. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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8 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park for the participating...

9 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park for the participating contenders in the 2019 TG4 Ladies Football Championships begins on Saturday, 13 July. Senior Champions Dublin will feature on a LIVE TG4 double-bill when they take on Munster runners-up Waterford, while Connacht Champions Galway are up against Kerry. 17 Championship games will be broadcast exclusively on TG4 throughout the summer, with the Senior and Intermediate championships to be played once again on a round-robin basis. You can follow the journey of all 32 teams involved in the Senior, Intermediate and Junior Championships, as they aim to make it Croke Park for TG4 All-Ireland Finals Sunday on 15 September. A number of top inter-county stars travelled to the spectacular Ballynahinch Castle Hotel in county Galway to mark the beginning of the TG4 All-Ireland series. Pictured are, from left, Gráinne McElwain, TG4, Mick Bohan, Dublin manager, Nadine Doherty, former Donegal, Bríd Stack, former Cork footballer, Michelle Ryan, Waterford, duirng a panal discusion at the launch at Croke Park in Dublin. #ProperFan. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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9 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park for the participating...

9 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park for the participating contenders in the 2019 TG4 Ladies Football Championships begins on Saturday, 13 July. Senior Champions Dublin will feature on a LIVE TG4 double-bill when they take on Munster runners-up Waterford, while Connacht Champions Galway are up against Kerry. 17 Championship games will be broadcast exclusively on TG4 throughout the summer, with the Senior and Intermediate championships to be played once again on a round-robin basis. You can follow the journey of all 32 teams involved in the Senior, Intermediate and Junior Championships, as they aim to make it Croke Park for TG4 All-Ireland Finals Sunday on 15 September. A number of top inter-county stars travelled to the spectacular Ballynahinch Castle Hotel in county Galway to mark the beginning of the TG4 All-Ireland series. Pictured are, from left, Gráinne McElwain, TG4, Mick Bohan, Dublin manager, Nadine Doherty, former Donegal, Bríd Stack, former Cork footballer, Michelle Ryan, Waterford, duirng a panal discusion at the launch at Croke Park in Dublin. #ProperFan. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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9 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park for the participating...

9 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park for the participating contenders in the 2019 TG4 Ladies Football Championships begins on Saturday, 13 July. Senior Champions Dublin will feature on a LIVE TG4 double-bill when they take on Munster runners-up Waterford, while Connacht Champions Galway are up against Kerry. 17 Championship games will be broadcast exclusively on TG4 throughout the summer, with the Senior and Intermediate championships to be played once again on a round-robin basis. You can follow the journey of all 32 teams involved in the Senior, Intermediate and Junior Championships, as they aim to make it Croke Park for TG4 All-Ireland Finals Sunday on 15 September. A number of top inter-county stars travelled to the spectacular Ballynahinch Castle Hotel in county Galway to mark the beginning of the TG4 All-Ireland series. Pictured are, from left, Gráinne McElwain, TG4, Mick Bohan, Dublin manager, Nadine Doherty, former Donegal, Bríd Stack, former Cork footballer, Michelle Ryan, Waterford, duirng a panal discusion at the launch at Croke Park in Dublin. #ProperFan. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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9 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park for the participating...

9 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park for the participating contenders in the 2019 TG4 Ladies Football Championships begins on Saturday, 13 July. Senior Champions Dublin will feature on a LIVE TG4 double-bill when they take on Munster runners-up Waterford, while Connacht Champions Galway are up against Kerry. 17 Championship games will be broadcast exclusively on TG4 throughout the summer, with the Senior and Intermediate championships to be played once again on a round-robin basis. You can follow the journey of all 32 teams involved in the Senior, Intermediate and Junior Championships, as they aim to make it Croke Park for TG4 All-Ireland Finals Sunday on 15 September. A number of top inter-county stars travelled to the spectacular Ballynahinch Castle Hotel in county Galway to mark the beginning of the TG4 All-Ireland series. Pictured are, from left, Gráinne McElwain, TG4, Mick Bohan, Dublin manager, Nadine Doherty, former Donegal, Bríd Stack, former Cork footballer, Michelle Ryan, Waterford, duirng a panal discusion at the launch at Croke Park in Dublin. #ProperFan. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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9 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park for the participating...

9 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park for the participating contenders in the 2019 TG4 Ladies Football Championships begins on Saturday, 13 July. Senior Champions Dublin will feature on a LIVE TG4 double-bill when they take on Munster runners-up Waterford, while Connacht Champions Galway are up against Kerry. 17 Championship games will be broadcast exclusively on TG4 throughout the summer, with the Senior and Intermediate championships to be played once again on a round-robin basis. You can follow the journey of all 32 teams involved in the Senior, Intermediate and Junior Championships, as they aim to make it Croke Park for TG4 All-Ireland Finals Sunday on 15 September. A number of top inter-county stars travelled to the spectacular Ballynahinch Castle Hotel in county Galway to mark the beginning of the TG4 All-Ireland series. Pictured are, from left, Gráinne McElwain, TG4, Mick Bohan, Dublin manager, Nadine Doherty, former Donegal, Bríd Stack, former Cork footballer, Michelle Ryan, Waterford, duirng a panal discusion at the launch at Croke Park in Dublin. #ProperFan. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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9 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park for the participating...

9 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park for the participating contenders in the 2019 TG4 Ladies Football Championships begins on Saturday, 13 July. Senior Champions Dublin will feature on a LIVE TG4 double-bill when they take on Munster runners-up Waterford, while Connacht Champions Galway are up against Kerry. 17 Championship games will be broadcast exclusively on TG4 throughout the summer, with the Senior and Intermediate championships to be played once again on a round-robin basis. You can follow the journey of all 32 teams involved in the Senior, Intermediate and Junior Championships, as they aim to make it Croke Park for TG4 All-Ireland Finals Sunday on 15 September. A number of top inter-county stars travelled to the spectacular Ballynahinch Castle Hotel in county Galway to mark the beginning of the TG4 All-Ireland series. Pictured is Alan Esslemont, Ardstiúrthóir TG4, speaking at the launch at Croke Park in Dublin. #ProperFan. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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9 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park for the participating...

9 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park for the participating contenders in the 2019 TG4 Ladies Football Championships begins on Saturday, 13 July. Senior Champions Dublin will feature on a LIVE TG4 double-bill when they take on Munster runners-up Waterford, while Connacht Champions Galway are up against Kerry. 17 Championship games will be broadcast exclusively on TG4 throughout the summer, with the Senior and Intermediate championships to be played once again on a round-robin basis. You can follow the journey of all 32 teams involved in the Senior, Intermediate and Junior Championships, as they aim to make it Croke Park for TG4 All-Ireland Finals Sunday on 15 September. A number of top inter-county stars travelled to the spectacular Ballynahinch Castle Hotel in county Galway to mark the beginning of the TG4 All-Ireland series. Pictured is Alan Esslemont, Ardstiúrthóir TG4, speaking at the launch at Croke Park in Dublin. #ProperFan. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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9 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park...

9 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park for the participating contenders in the 2019 TG4 Ladies Football Championships begins on Saturday, 13 July. Senior Champions Dublin will feature on a LIVE TG4 double-bill when they take on Munster runners-up Waterford, while Connacht Champions Galway are up against Kerry. 17 Championship games will be broadcast exclusively on TG4 throughout the summer, with the Senior and Intermediate championships to be played once again on a round-robin basis. You can follow the journey of all 32 teams involved in the Senior, Intermediate and Junior Championships, as they aim to make it Croke Park for TG4 All-Ireland Finals Sunday on 15 September. A number of top inter-county stars travelled to the spectacular Ballynahinch Castle Hotel in county Galway to mark the beginning of the TG4 All-Ireland series. Pictured is Marie Hickey, President, Ladies Gaelic Football Association, speaking at the launch at Croke Park in Dublin. #ProperFan. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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9 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park for the participating...

9 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park for the participating contenders in the 2019 TG4 Ladies Football Championships begins on Saturday, 13 July. Senior Champions Dublin will feature on a LIVE TG4 double-bill when they take on Munster runners-up Waterford, while Connacht Champions Galway are up against Kerry. 17 Championship games will be broadcast exclusively on TG4 throughout the summer, with the Senior and Intermediate championships to be played once again on a round-robin basis. You can follow the journey of all 32 teams involved in the Senior, Intermediate and Junior Championships, as they aim to make it Croke Park for TG4 All-Ireland Finals Sunday on 15 September. A number of top inter-county stars travelled to the spectacular Ballynahinch Castle Hotel in county Galway to mark the beginning of the TG4 All-Ireland series. Pictured is Alan Esslemont, Ardstiúrthóir TG4, speaking at the launch at Croke Park in Dublin. #ProperFan. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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9 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park for the participating...

9 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park for the participating contenders in the 2019 TG4 Ladies Football Championships begins on Saturday, 13 July. Senior Champions Dublin will feature on a LIVE TG4 double-bill when they take on Munster runners-up Waterford, while Connacht Champions Galway are up against Kerry. 17 Championship games will be broadcast exclusively on TG4 throughout the summer, with the Senior and Intermediate championships to be played once again on a round-robin basis. You can follow the journey of all 32 teams involved in the Senior, Intermediate and Junior Championships, as they aim to make it Croke Park for TG4 All-Ireland Finals Sunday on 15 September. A number of top inter-county stars travelled to the spectacular Ballynahinch Castle Hotel in county Galway to mark the beginning of the TG4 All-Ireland series. Pictured is Marie Hickey, President, Ladies Gaelic Football Association, speaking at the launch at Croke Park in Dublin. #ProperFan. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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9 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park for the participating...

9 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park for the participating contenders in the 2019 TG4 Ladies Football Championships begins on Saturday, 13 July. Senior Champions Dublin will feature on a LIVE TG4 double-bill when they take on Munster runners-up Waterford, while Connacht Champions Galway are up against Kerry. 17 Championship games will be broadcast exclusively on TG4 throughout the summer, with the Senior and Intermediate championships to be played once again on a round-robin basis. You can follow the journey of all 32 teams involved in the Senior, Intermediate and Junior Championships, as they aim to make it Croke Park for TG4 All-Ireland Finals Sunday on 15 September. A number of top inter-county stars travelled to the spectacular Ballynahinch Castle Hotel in county Galway to mark the beginning of the TG4 All-Ireland series. Pictured is Marie Hickey, President, Ladies Gaelic Football Association, speaking at the launch at Croke Park in Dublin. #ProperFan. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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9 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park...

9 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park for the participating contenders in the 2019 TG4 Ladies Football Championships begins on Saturday, 13 July. Senior Champions Dublin will feature on a LIVE TG4 double-bill when they take on Munster runners-up Waterford, while Connacht Champions Galway are up against Kerry. 17 Championship games will be broadcast exclusively on TG4 throughout the summer, with the Senior and Intermediate championships to be played once again on a round-robin basis. You can follow the journey of all 32 teams involved in the Senior, Intermediate and Junior Championships, as they aim to make it Croke Park for TG4 All-Ireland Finals Sunday on 15 September. A number of top inter-county stars travelled to the spectacular Ballynahinch Castle Hotel in county Galway to mark the beginning of the TG4 All-Ireland series. Pictured is Marie Hickey, President, Ladies Gaelic Football Association, speaking at the launch at Croke Park in Dublin. #ProperFan. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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9 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park for the participating...

9 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park for the participating contenders in the 2019 TG4 Ladies Football Championships begins on Saturday, 13 July. Senior Champions Dublin will feature on a LIVE TG4 double-bill when they take on Munster runners-up Waterford, while Connacht Champions Galway are up against Kerry. 17 Championship games will be broadcast exclusively on TG4 throughout the summer, with the Senior and Intermediate championships to be played once again on a round-robin basis. You can follow the journey of all 32 teams involved in the Senior, Intermediate and Junior Championships, as they aim to make it Croke Park for TG4 All-Ireland Finals Sunday on 15 September. A number of top inter-county stars travelled to the spectacular Ballynahinch Castle Hotel in county Galway to mark the beginning of the TG4 All-Ireland series. Pictured are Aimee Mackin of Armagh and Sinead Greene of Cavan with the Brendan Martin Cup at the launch at Croke Park in Dublin. #ProperFan. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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9 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park for the participating...

9 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park for the participating contenders in the 2019 TG4 Ladies Football Championships begins on Saturday, 13 July. Senior Champions Dublin will feature on a LIVE TG4 double-bill when they take on Munster runners-up Waterford, while Connacht Champions Galway are up against Kerry. 17 Championship games will be broadcast exclusively on TG4 throughout the summer, with the Senior and Intermediate championships to be played once again on a round-robin basis. You can follow the journey of all 32 teams involved in the Senior, Intermediate and Junior Championships, as they aim to make it Croke Park for TG4 All-Ireland Finals Sunday on 15 September. A number of top inter-county stars travelled to the spectacular Ballynahinch Castle Hotel in county Galway to mark the beginning of the TG4 All-Ireland series. Pictured are Emma Jane Gervin of Tyrone and Niamh Kelly of Mayo with the Brendan Martin Cup at the launch at Croke Park in Dublin. #ProperFan. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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9 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park for the participating...

9 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park for the participating contenders in the 2019 TG4 Ladies Football Championships begins on Saturday, 13 July. Senior Champions Dublin will feature on a LIVE TG4 double-bill when they take on Munster runners-up Waterford, while Connacht Champions Galway are up against Kerry. 17 Championship games will be broadcast exclusively on TG4 throughout the summer, with the Senior and Intermediate championships to be played once again on a round-robin basis. You can follow the journey of all 32 teams involved in the Senior, Intermediate and Junior Championships, as they aim to make it Croke Park for TG4 All-Ireland Finals Sunday on 15 September. A number of top inter-county stars travelled to the spectacular Ballynahinch Castle Hotel in county Galway to mark the beginning of the TG4 All-Ireland series. Pictured are Samantha Lambert of Tipperary and Shauna Ennis of Meath with the Mary Quinn Memorial Cup at the launch at Croke Park in Dublin. #ProperFan. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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9 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park for the participating...

9 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park for the participating contenders in the 2019 TG4 Ladies Football Championships begins on Saturday, 13 July. Senior Champions Dublin will feature on a LIVE TG4 double-bill when they take on Munster runners-up Waterford, while Connacht Champions Galway are up against Kerry. 17 Championship games will be broadcast exclusively on TG4 throughout the summer, with the Senior and Intermediate championships to be played once again on a round-robin basis. You can follow the journey of all 32 teams involved in the Senior, Intermediate and Junior Championships, as they aim to make it Croke Park for TG4 All-Ireland Finals Sunday on 15 September. A number of top inter-county stars travelled to the spectacular Ballynahinch Castle Hotel in county Galway to mark the beginning of the TG4 All-Ireland series. Pictured are Samantha Lambert of Tipperary and Shauna Ennis of Meath with the Mary Quinn Memorial Cup at the launch at Croke Park in Dublin. #ProperFan. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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9 July 2019; #FollowOurJourney: The journey to Croke Park for the participating...

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