Sunday will also see the 2022 Lidl National League Divisions 1 and 2 champions in opposition. Incidentally, a win for Kerry would see the county claim a male-female All-Ireland Senior double for the first time since 1986. Meath and Kerry met in competitive fare most recently at Croke Park in 2021, when Meath won the Lidl NFL Division 2 Final, but this is a first Senior Championship encounter between the counties since 2009, when Kerry won well in a knockout tie in Nenagh. Indeed, this is the first year since Mayo and Monaghan clashed in 2002 that the Senior Final won’t feature Cork or Dublin. They’re currently on 11 All-Ireland Senior Championship wins – a haul matched by the great Cork teams that were dominant from 2005-2016. Last year, Eamonn Murray’s charges swept all before them to land the TG4 All-Ireland Senior crown and now they face Kerry, aiming for a first Senior title since 1993.Ī win for the team managed by Declan Quill and Darragh Long would put Kerry out in front on the all-time Senior roll of honours list. They lost the 20 Intermediate deciders before a breakthrough 2020 victory in the grade. Meath, remarkably, are preparing for a fifth successive TG4 All-Ireland Final appearance. Potential redemption is the name of the game for Antrim and Wexford, who lost out in the 2021 Junior and Intermediate Finals respectively.įermanagh are aiming for a second Junior crown in three years, while Laois are back at Croke Park since their famous TG4 All-Ireland Senior title win in 2001. The action gets underway at 11.45am when Antrim, the 2021 runners-up, take on Fermanagh in an all-Ulster Junior Final, before last year’s beaten Finalists, Wexford, take on Leinster opponents Laois in the Intermediate Final at 1.45pm. That game throws in at 4pm and is preceded by two provincial derbies in the Junior and Intermediate deciders. The Senior decider pits the holders from the Royal County, Meath, against their opponents from the buoyant Kingdom of Kerry. With the countdown to Sunday continuing, the respective team captains Cathy Carey (Antrim), Molly McGloin (Fermanagh), Aimee Kelly (Laois), Róisín Murphy (Wexford), Anna Galvin (Kerry) and Shauna Ennis (Meath) got a feel for Croke Park ahead of the big day.

Provincial derbies in store in Junior & Intermediate decidersĬAPTAINS from the six competing teams have gathered at Croke Park ahead of next Sunday’s (July 31) TG4 All-Ireland Ladies Football Finals.

The Kingdom to face Royal County Resistance in 2022 TG4 All-Ireland Senior Final

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