TG4 Ladies Gaelic Football All Ireland Finals 2025

TG4 Ladies Gaelic Football All Ireland Finals 2025

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Croke Park, Sunday 3rd August

Experience one of Ireland’s most electrifying sporting events as the TG4 All-Ireland Finals take centre stage at the iconic Croke Park! Join fans on an unforgettable day of sporting excellence, fierce rivalry, and national pride.

The showcase of Ladies Gaelic Football every year is the TG4 All Ireland Finals in Croke Park as the record crowds witness the best players in the country participate in this famous venue. There is something for everyone and it is guaranteed to be a real family atmosphere with prizes up for grabs and much more.

  • Junior: 11.45am – Antrim v Louth
  • Intermediate: 1.45pm – Laois v Tyrone
  • Senior: 4.15pm – Dublin v Meath
Date:
Sunday 3rd August
Time:
from 11.45am
Price:
€15 - €30
Address:
Croke Park, Jones' Road, Drumcondra, Dublin 3, Ireland
Google Map of Croke Park, Jones' Road, Drumcondra, Dublin 3, Ireland

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