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The Glanmire team who defeated Meath's Na Fianna to qualify for the All-Ireland Final Picture: Eóin Noonan Sportsfile
Ballinamore Sean O'Heslins will face Cork and Munster champions Glanmire in the CurrentAccount.ie All-Ireland LGFA Intermediate Club Championship Final on Saturday December 16, at 3pm after the final line-up was confirmed on Sunday afternoon.
Ballinamore had booked their place in the final thanks to a dramatic last gasp 1-10 to 1-8 victory over Derry's Steelstown Brian Ogs on Saturday but had to wait until today to see who they would face with Glanmire getting the better of Meath's Na Fianna of Enfield on a 1-7 to 0-6 scoreline in Mallow.
Both Glanmire and Na Fianna were involved in fixture controversies this weekend with their camogie teams in All-Ireland Semi-Final action on Saturday. The Cork side, who play as Sarsfields in camogie, lost out to their Galway namesakes in the Senior All-Ireland Semi-Final while Na Fianna beat Tyrone's Eglish to qualify for their final.
Ballinamore Sean O'Heslins celebrate dramatic injury time win to reach All-Ireland Final - GALLERY
Wild celebrations in Ballinamore this evening as Ballinamore Sean O'Heslins grabbed a dramatic 1-10 to 1-8 victory over Derry's Steelstown Brian Ogs to qualify for the CurrentAccount.ie All-Ireland LGFA Intermediate Club Final. Observer photographer Willie Donnellan was a busy man with his camera capturing the celebrations ..... see who you can spot!
The decisive score in Mallow was an Orlaith Roche goal midway through the second half after the sides were deadlocked at the break. The Cork team held on to secure their final place against Ballinamore.
There was also a bittersweet result for Leitrim LGFA with Claremorris winning their way through to the All-Ireland Junior Club Final. The Mayo club, who beat a wasteful St Brigid's in the Connacht Final, beat Lavey of Derry 5-4 to 2-11 to qualify for the final on Sunday December 17, in Parnell Park.
2023 https://t.co/Vw6tmh9VFi All Ireland Club Finals
— Ladies Football (@LadiesFootball) December 3, 2023
Sat Dec 16th - @CrokePark
Intermediate - 3pm@BallinamoreSOH v @glanmireladies
Senior - 5pm@BallymacLGFC v @KClgfa
Sun Dec 17th - Parnell Park
Junior - 2pm@ClaremorrisLGFA v @RossaGAA #LGFAClub pic.twitter.com/JgUgSF226c
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