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Longford Ladies Football 2024 Championships launch. Pictured are players from the clubs in the Intermediate Championship - Killoe, Carrickedmond, St. Brigid's Gaels Ardagh & Mostrim Photo: Syl Healy
The 2024 Droplink sponsored Longford Ladies Football Championships start this weekend with some interesting games down for decision and seeking a record breaking six-in-a-row of senior titles are the all conquering Longford Slashers squad.
There are five teams competing for the Alison Smyth Cup - Slashers, Clonguish, Carrickedmond, Killoe and St. Brigid’s Gaels Ardagh. They will play each other once in the round-robin group stages.The final takes place on October 5th.
Four teams will compete for the Intermediate Championship title - St. Brigid’s Gaels Ardagh (holders), Killoe, Carrickedmond and Mostrim. Therefore, Ardagh, Killoe and Carrickedmond will be fielding the same first choice teams in the Senior and Intermediate competitions so plenty of games for those three clubs.
The Intermediate final for the Leah Sheridan Cup will also take place on October 5th, providing Ardagh, Killoe or Carrickedmond do not reach the senior title decider
The Junior ‘A’ Championship will be contested by Grattans, Mullinalaghta, Ballymore, Colmcille, Ballymahon/Forgney and Dromard.
The Junior ‘B’ Championship will be contested by St. Brigid’s Gaels Ardagh, Sean Connolly’s, Rathcline and St. Helen’s Drumlish/Ballinamuck.
The winners of the Senior, Intermediate and Junior ‘A’ Championships will compete in the Leinster Club championships at each level.
Meanwhile, the winners of the Junior ‘B’ Championship will progress to Junior ‘A’ grade next year.
Longford Ladies Football Fixtures
Round 1 Droplink Championships
Sunday 11 August
Senior Championship
Longford Slashers v Carrickedmond, 11am. Referee Joe McDermott
Clonguish v Killoe,11am. Referee Hugh O’Kane
Intermediate Championship
Mostrim v St Brigid’s Gaels, Ardagh, 11am. Referee Mark Glancy
Junior ‘A’ Championship
Mullinalaghta v Grattans, 11am. Referee Gerard Egan
Ballymore v Dromard, 11am. Referee Martin Clyne
Colmcille v Ballymahon/Forgney, 11am. Referee Bilal Moran
Junior ‘B’ Championship
Rathcline v Sean Connolly’s, 11am. Referee Frank Toher
First named teams have home advantage
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