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5 July 2010; 2010 marks the 10 year milestone of TG4’s sponsorship of the Ladies Football All Ireland Championships and the tenth year of the Ladies Football finals being televised by the national Irish language broadcaster. TG4 who became the title sponsors of the Ladies Football Championships in 2000 will broadcast 15 live championship games over the course of the summer. At the launch of the 2010 TG4 Ladies Football Championships at Croke Park are Intermediate players, back row, from left, Aoife McDonald, Fermanagh, Emer Casey, Roscommon, Caroline Kelly, Antrim, and Aine McBrien, Fermanagh, with, front row, from left, Michelle Ross, Longford, Layrena Murphy, Kilkenny, and Mary Foley, Waterford. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILE

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2010 TG4 Ladies Football Championship Launch

05 Jul 2010

5 July 2010; 2010 marks the 10 year milestone of TG4’s sponsorship of the Ladies Football All Ireland Championships and the tenth year of the Ladies Football finals being televised by the national Irish language broadcaster. TG4 who became the title sponsors of the Ladies Football Championships in 2000 will broadcast 15 live championship games over the course of the summer. At the launch of the 2010 TG4 Ladies Football Championships at Croke Park are Intermediate players, back row, from left, Aoife McDonald, Fermanagh, Emer Casey, Roscommon, Caroline Kelly, Antrim, and Aine McBrien, Fermanagh, with, front row, from left, Michelle Ross, Longford, Layrena Murphy, Kilkenny, and Mary Foley, Waterford. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILE

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2010 TG4 Ladies Football Championship Launch

05 Jul 2010

5 July 2010; 2010 marks the 10 year milestone of TG4’s sponsorship of the Ladies Football All Ireland Championships and the tenth year of the Ladies Football finals being televised by the national Irish language broadcaster. TG4 who became the title sponsors of the Ladies Football Championships in 2000 will broadcast 15 live championship games over the course of the summer. At the launch of the 2010 TG4 Ladies Football Championships at Croke Park is Pól Ó'Gallchóir, Ceannasai, TG4, left, and Pat Quill, Uachtarán, Cumann Peil Gael na mBan, with Intermediate players, back row, from left, Emer Casey, Roscommon, Aoife McDonald, Fermanagh, Aine McBrien, Fermanagh, and Caroline Kelly, Antrim, with, front row, from left, Michelle Ross, Longford, Layrena Murphy, Kilkenny, and Mary Foley, Waterford. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILE

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2010 TG4 Ladies Football Championship Launch

05 Jul 2010

18 June 2000; Derry assistant manager Damien Cassidy on the sideline during the game. Derry v Antrim, Ulster Football Championship, Casement Park, Belfast. Picture credit: Oliver McVeigh / SPORTSFILE

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Derry v Antrim

18 Jun 2008

18 June 2000: Derry assistant manager Damien Cassidy, left, and Martin McElkennon, part of the Derry management team, in communication with manager Eamonn Coleman during the game. Derry v Antrim, Ulster Football Championship, Casement Park, Belfast. Picture credit: Oliver McVeigh / SPORTSFILE

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18 Jun 2008

18 June 2000; Derry assistant manager Damien Cassidy on the sideline during the game. Derry v Antrim, Ulster Football Championship, Casement Park, Belfast. Picture credit: Oliver McVeigh / SPORTSFILE

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Derry v Antrim

18 Jun 2008

18 June 2000: Derry manager Eamonn Coleman, left, along with assistant manager Damien Cassidy on the sideline during the game. Derry v Antrim, Ulster Football Championship, Casement Park, Belfast. Picture credit: Oliver McVeigh / SPORTSFILE

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Derry v Antrim

18 Jun 2008

11 June 2000: Derry assistant manager Damien Cassidy on the sideline before the start of the game. Derry v Antrim, Ulster Football Championship, Casement Park, Belfast. Picture credit: Oliver McVeigh / SPORTSFILE

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Derry v Antrim

18 Jun 2008

11 June 2000: Derry assistant manager Damien Cassidy on the sideline before the start of the game. Derry v Antrim, Ulster Football Championship, Casement Park, Belfast. Picture credit: Oliver McVeigh / SPORTSFILE

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Derry v Antrim

18 Jun 2008

18 June 2000; Derry assistant manager Damien Cassidy on the sideline during the game. Derry v Antrim, Ulster Football Championship, Casement Park, Belfast. Picture credit: Oliver McVeigh / SPORTSFILE

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Derry v Antrim

18 Jun 2008

18 June 2000: Derry assistant manager Damien Cassidy, left, and Martin McElkennon, part of the Derry management team, in communication with manager Eamonn Coleman during the game. Derry v Antrim, Ulster Football Championship, Casement Park, Belfast. Picture credit: Oliver McVeigh / SPORTSFILE

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18 Jun 2008

18 June 2000; Derry assistant manager Damien Cassidy on the sideline during the game. Derry v Antrim, Ulster Football Championship, Casement Park, Belfast. Picture credit: Oliver McVeigh / SPORTSFILE

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Derry v Antrim

18 Jun 2008

18 June 2000: Derry manager Eamonn Coleman, left, along with assistant manager Damien Cassidy on the sideline during the game. Derry v Antrim, Ulster Football Championship, Casement Park, Belfast. Picture credit: Oliver McVeigh / SPORTSFILE

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Derry v Antrim

18 Jun 2008

6 December 2000; Pictured at the launch of the 'Information for Players' booklet are l to r; Dessie Donnelly, Antrim, Kieran McKeever, Derry, GAA President, Sean McCague and Paul Coulter, Down. Photo by Ray McManus/Sportsfile

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06 Dec 2000

20 August 2000; John McAdorey of Ballymena Antrim AC, Antrim, in action in the Men's 100m heats during the AAI National Track and Field Championships of Ireland at Morton Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Irish National Track & Field Championships - Day 2

20 Aug 2000

20 August 2000; John McAdorey of Ballymena Antrim AC, Antrim, in action in the Men's 100m heats during the AAI National Track and Field Championships of Ireland at Morton Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Irish National Track & Field Championships - Day 2

20 Aug 2000

20 August 2000; Clare McAleese of Ballymena Antrim AC, competing in the Women's Discus during the AAI National Track and Field Championships of Ireland at Morton Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Irish National Track & Field Championships - Day 2

20 Aug 2000

20 August 2000; John McAdorey of Ballymena Antrim AC, Antrim, in action in the Men's 100m heats during the AAI National Track and Field Championships of Ireland at Morton Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Irish National Track & Field Championships - Day 2

20 Aug 2000

20 August 2000; Paul Brizzel of Ballymena and Antrim AC, Antrim, leads Gordon Kennedy of Tullamore Harriers AC, Offaly, on his way to winning the Men's 100m Final during the AAI National Track and Field Championships of Ireland at Morton Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Irish National Track & Field Championships - Day 2

20 Aug 2000

20 August 2000; Paul Brizzel of Ballymena and Antrim AC, Antrim, leads Gordon Kennedy of Tullamore Harriers AC, Offaly, on his way to winning the Men's 100m Final during the AAI National Track and Field Championships of Ireland at Morton Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Irish National Track & Field Championships - Day 2

20 Aug 2000

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