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06 Sept 2025
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Tipperary ladies football captain Maria Curley. Picture: Matt Browne/Sportsfile
The Tipperary ladies football team for tomorrow's Lidl National League Division 2 game against Monaghan has been named.
The match takes place in Fethard Town Park at 2pm.
Monaghan have the greater need for points ahead of the game.
A victory for the Farney girls on their trip to Tipp would pile the pressure on the Premier County, Cavan and Westmeath, who are all sitting on six points, just two above the drop zone.
A win for Tipperary would ease any lingering relegation fears but Monaghan, on four points and second from bottom, would remain in serious danger of going down to Division 3 if results go against them this weekend.
The teams are -
Tipperary: L Fitzpatrick; Nora Martin, L Spillane, E Cronin; C O’Dwyer, M Curley (captain), Niamh Martin; L Morrissey, AR Kennedy; C English, M Creedon, E McCarthy; E Morrissey, A McGuigan, A Moloney.
Monaghan: K Sherlock; E Clerkin, N Cogan, K Nolan; A Garland, C Nally, M Monaghan (captain); J Duffy, Á Loughman; C McBride, É Sherry, C Treanor; L Garland, L Maguire, S Tierney.
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