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06 Sept 2025
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Tipp's Caomihe Condon, Aishling Moloney and Samantha Lambert celebrate after the TG4 Ladies Football All-Ireland Intermediate Championship Semi-Final at Semple Stadium. Photo by Matt Browne/Sportsfile
This competition is now closed. Congratulations to our winner Anne Marie Landers! Enjoy the match Anne Marie!
Tipperary play Tyrone in the All Ireland Intermediate Ladies Football final in Croke Park on Sunday.
The game is the second in a wonderful triple bill of senior, intermediate and junior finals.
Tipperary are unbeaten this year in league and championship and hope to end the season with an All Ireland title, their first since 2008.
Match day includes another showdown between Dublin and Mayo in the Senior final, to be played after the Tipp match.
The Nationalist has two tickets to be won for this Croke Park showpiece.
To be in with a chance just email us your name and contact telephone number to ClonmelNationalist@gmail.com with ‘All Ireland’ in the subject line.
Competition closes at midnight Wednesday, September 20.
Please note – the winner will have to be able to collect the tickets from The Nationalist office in Clonmel!
Good luck to everyone!
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