All you need to know: This weekend's All-Ireland ladies football finals

A triple-header will be played this Sunday, August 3rd, in ladies' football. Kerry supporters will be looking for redemption following the men's team losing to Mayo last weekend.

The senior ladies themselves will be looking for their own redemption after exiting the championship at the semi-final stage in 2025 against Meath.

According to Kerry's captain, Síofra O’Shea, a lot of the team decided nearly straight after the semi-finals to compete for another year because they "weren’t going to leave the Kerry ladies jersey after a performance like that."

Yes, Galway have met Kerry before in 2024. Despite Galway not having won an All-Ireland title since 2004 - their only title to date - they have reached the finals in 2019 and 2024. In 2024, they lost to Kerry's tour de force performance, 3-14 to 0-11.

The All-Ireland Ladies’ Football Championship finals take place on Sunday, August 2 at Croke Park.

Well, the All-Ireland Junior Football Championship final will start at 11.45am, with Antrim playing Carlow.

In the TG4 All-Ireland Intermediate Football Championship final, Fermanagh will go against Roscommon, with the throw-in at 1.45pm.

Finally, the TG4 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship final between Galway and Kerry will begin at 4.15pm.

All three All-Ireland Ladies’ Football Championship finals will be shown on TG4, with the coverage starting from 11.35am, 15 minutes before the first throw-in.

Tickets for Sunday’s All-Ireland final triple-header are on sale, priced at €30 for adults and €15 for students, OAPs and under-18s. Family tickets (two adults and two under-18s) are €70, while group rates are available from the LGFA office.

Alternatively, tickets for the All-Ireland Ladies’ Football Championship finals are