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Tipperary ladies footballers name unchanged team for trip to Navan
Draw or a win will send Tipp through to the last eight
Tipperary manager Peter Creedon. Picture: Sportsfile
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21 Jun 2024 6:30 PM
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Tipperary make the trip to Navan on Sunday in the TG4 All-Ireland Ladies Senior Football Championship knowing that if they avoid defeat, they’ll join Armagh in the quarter-finals from Group 1.
Meath simply have to win to make it into the last eight and it’s all very much on the line for Sunday’s opponents ahead of this live TG4 clash at Páirc Tailteann, which starts at 3.30.
On what we’ve seen to date very little will separate these teams, as Meath lost out to Armagh by just a point, while Tipp claimed a draw against the Orchard County.
The winners of this game will secure a quarter-final away from home, with Armagh already guaranteed top spot.
Tipp are unchanged after claiming what could be a vital point against Armagh, as Meath make two changes to the team that narrowly lost out to the Orchard County.
Ciara Lawlor and Lisa Young are handed starts, with Sarah Wall and Kerrie Cole dropping out.
Tipperary:L Fitzpatrick; E Kelly, L Spillane, E Cronin; C O’Dwyer, M Curley (captain), S English; L Morrissey, A.R. Kennedy; C English, A Moloney, E Morrissey; M Creedon, A McGuigan, E McCarthy.
Meath:M McGuirk (captain); C Lawlor, M.K. Lynch, N Troy; N Gallogly, L Young, K Newe; M O’Shaughnessy, A Cleary; M Thynne, S Melia, C Smyth; M Byrne, M Farrelly, E Duggan.
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