THE LEINSTER LADIES and menโs senior football finals will be staged as a double-header in Croke Park later this year.
A joint statement from Leinster GAA and Leinster LGFA this evening announced that the two deciders will be held on 28 May. It will be a historic occasion as the two provincial finals will share the same venue for the first time.
It also marks a major development for the relationship between the GAA and LGFA associations following a number of successful double-headers which have previously taken place during the National League.
โWe are only too delighted to co-host our Provincial Final with the Leinster LGFA,โ Cathaoirleach Comhairle Laighean Pat Teehan said following the announcement.
โThis year it so happened that both our fixture dates coincided perfectly and when Leinster LGFA made the request for a double header it was one, we were happy to facilitate.
โWe look forward now, to what will be a great day of exposure for both codes.โ
Leinster GAA and @LeinsterLGFA are delighted to announce that on Saturday the 28th of May both Leinster Senior Football Finals will take place in Croke Park.
โ Leinster GAA (@gaaleinster) January 26, 2022
Read the joint statement here โฌ #LeinsterGAA
รachtarain Leinster LGFA Trina Murray added:
โItโs with delight and anticipation as we look forward to being part of a Double Header in Croke Park on Saturday 28 May, staging our TG4 senior Leinster final alongside the Leinster GAA football final.
โI would like to thank Leinster GAA, Chairperson, Pat Teehan for affording us this opportunity to play our Senior Final in Croke Park. It will be significantly and extensively appreciated by our players and supporters considering we have lived the past two years in uncertain and strange times.
โThis news is positive and uplifting and we look forward to teaming up with Leinster GAA for what will be the highlight of our calendar yearโ.
Further details regarding fixtures will be released at a later date.
Would probably be more chance of Meath ladies beating the Dubs as the male sides in Leinster
@mel roberts: in fairness they are bigger