Tipperary joined by Cork and Galway in Group D of TG4 All-Ireland Ladies Football Championship

Above: Pictured at the launch of the 2023 TG4 All-Ireland Ladies Football Championships at Croke Park is Kitty Ryan-Savage of Ardfinnan, Tipperary. The very first All-Ireland Ladies Senior Football Final, between winners Tipperary and opponents Offaly, was played in Durrow in 1974, while the 2023 decider at Croke Park on Sunday August 13 will mark the LGFA’s 50th All-Ireland Senior Final. Picture: Harry Murphy/Sportsfile

The 2023 TG4 All-Ireland Ladies Football Championships will commence over the weekend of June 10/11, with five Intermediate fixtures down for decision.  

The TG4 Senior Championship is due to get underway on Saturday June 17, with the Junior Championship roaring into life on Sunday June 18. 

At Senior level, defending champions Meath, aiming for a third successive TG4 All-Ireland Senior title, will look to regroup after losing the Leinster Final to Dublin, and the Royal County now find themselves alongside Ulster champions Donegal, and Waterford, in Group B of the All-Ireland series.  

Group A features Connacht champions Mayo, Ulster runners-up Armagh, and Laois, while Leinster champions Dublin, Lidl National League Division 1 champions Kerry, who lost to Cork in yesterday’s Munster Final, and Cavan will play in Group C.  

Group D is made up of Munster champions Cork, Connacht runners-up Galway, and Tipperary.  

In the Senior and Intermediate Championships, two teams will emerge from each group to contest the quarter-finals, with the top two teams in each of the Junior groups progressing to the semi-finals.  

TG4 and the LGFA will shortly reveal details of another bumper TV schedule, which will run until the conclusion of the Championships at Croke Park on Sunday August 13.  

The LGFA and TG4 are also delighted to confirm that the TG4 All-Ireland Senior Championship semi-finals will be played as a double-header at Semple Stadium at FBD Semple Stadium in Thurles on Saturday July 29.  

The 50th year of the Ladies Gaelic Football Association, which was founded in Thurles on July 18, 1974, will officially commence on July 18.  

The TG4 All-Ireland Finals will be staged as a triple-header once again at Croke Park on Sunday August 13, with the Junior Final at 11.45am, followed by the Intermediate decider at 1.45pm and the Senior Final at 4pm.  

Peil na mBan Beo will be available to audiences globally on the TG4 Player at https://www.tg4.ie/en/player/watch-live/home/ and on the TG4 Mobile and Smart TV App.