The Tribe stunned Mick Bohan’s defending champions in the capital on Saturday.
Galway dethroning Dublin once again, this time in the All-Ireland senior ladies football championship.
The earlier games ran along expected lines as Cork and Kerry overcame Waterford and Meath respectively. The Rebels were waiting in the semi-finals for the winners at Parnell Park. But Daniel Moynihan’s side dug deep to force extra-time. Again, Dublin took the driving seat, but again, Galway reeled them back in. Olivia Divilly established herself as the championship’s leading scorer with some big kicks, while substitute Aoife O’Rourke scored the decisive goal four minutes from time.
— Spórt TG4 July 6, 2024 The Tribeswomen were relegated from Division 1 of the league in April after six defeats and one win. They beat Mayo in a straight Connacht final the following month, before a two-point defeat to Cork and a 35-point hammering of Laois in the All-Ireland series group stages. Like Pádraic Joyce’s men, they have blooded plenty of youth from successful underage teams, with 13 of their 36-strong panel minors in 2022 or 2023.
Kerry and Armagh — like their male counterparts — lock horns in the other semi-final, with coveted decider tickets up for grabs in a Tullamore double-header on Saturday, 20 July.
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