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gaa · Sunday 12 July 2026 · Various 
Dublin Ladies Football - All-Ireland SFC Semi-Final
At TBC · County Dublin
At TBC · County Dublin
Dublin ladies football have been one of the dominant forces in the TG4 All-Ireland Senior Championship for well over a decade, and a semi-final appearance keeps that tradition alive. This is the sharp end of the season - the four teams remaining have earned their place through a hard group stage and a quarter-final, and there is nothing soft about what is at stake. For supporters, a semi-final brings the kind of edge that big-day finals sometimes lack: genuine uncertainty, full commitment, and a whole season on the line.
Two of the four remaining senior county teams meet here, with a place in the All-Ireland final the prize. The TG4 All-Ireland Ladies Senior Football Championship has grown steadily in stature and crowds over recent years, and semi-final days draw partisan, vocal support. Dublin, as reigning champions coming into the 2026 season, carry that weight of expectation throughout the knockout rounds. Expect a tight, physical game - semi-finals rarely produce easy wins. The match will be broadcast live on TG4, so travelling supporters and home viewers alike can follow every moment. The venue and confirmed throw-in time will be confirmed by the LGFA once the quarter-final pairings are resolved; check ladiesgaelic.ie for the latest.
Dublin is well served by every form of public transport. If the match is at Croke Park - the most common venue for senior championship semi-finals - the nearest Dart station is Clonliffe (a short walk away), and numerous Dublin Bus routes serve the Jones Road and Drumcondra area. Luas Red Line at Connolly Station is roughly a 15-minute walk. If you are driving from outside Dublin, the M1, M50 and M7 all feed into the city, though parking near a major stadium on match day is limited and expensive - public transport is the better call.
A trip to a big GAA occasion in Dublin is as good a reason as any to make a full day of it - the city has no shortage of places to eat, drink, and decompress before or after the match. There is more to see in Dublin and across Co. Dublin.
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