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Episode 27 of The Ladies Gaelic Football Podcast on FinalWhistle reflects on an unforgettable weekend of TG4 All-Ireland Finals, as the Junior, Intermediate and Senior deciders delivered drama, emotion and three deserving champions. It also brings the curtain down on Season 2 of the podcast.
Host Diarmuid Kearney is joined by Emma Kelly, while Joanne Doonan misses the season finale after heading on holiday following the Intermediate Final. Together, Diarmuid and Emma break down the biggest talking points from a memorable day at Croke Park.
The episode begins with the Junior Final, where Antrim edged past Carlow in dramatic fashion to reclaim the West County Hotel Cup. The panel analyses the key moments from a thrilling contest before hearing from match-winner Maria O'Neill, Player of the Match Lara Dahunsi, and captain Bronagh Devlin as they reflect on a famous victory.
Attention then turns to the Intermediate Final, where Roscommon completed a remarkable championship journey by defeating Fermanagh to end a 21-year wait for All-Ireland success. Diarmuid and Emma discuss how belief and momentum transformed the Rossies' season, before hearing from captain Helena Cummins, Laura Mannion, and two goal hero Aisling Feely.
Finally, the podcast reflects on the Senior Final, where Galway defeated Kerry in more dramatic fashion to claim the Brendan Martin Cup for the first time in 22 years. The panel unpacks the defining moments of a dramatic finale before hearing from captain Kate Geraghty, Hannah Noone, Bronagh Quinn, and Louise Ward as they celebrate a historic triumph.
From tactical developments to defining moments and emerging narratives, the panel brings insight from both the dressing room and the press box as another unforgettable championship season comes to a close.
Expert analysis, player perspective, and everything you need to stay across the TG4 All-Ireland Championships, all at the Final Whistle.