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Laura O'Dowd in action in last year's Connacht IFC Final in Tuam Picture: Willie Donnellan
Leitrim's TG4 Connacht LGFA Intermediate Final next Sunday, May 14, against Roscommon in Kiltoom will be available to watch online for fans unable to make it to the south Roscommon venue.
Connacht LGFA announced that the highly anticipated game, the third time in a row that these great rivals have met in the final, will be available for purchase online on the Ladies Gaelic Football Association streaming platform at the following LINK. The platform was used for the Lidl NFL with a single game pass costing €5 each.
TG4 @ConnachtLGFA Intermediate Championship Final between Leitrim and @RoscommonLGFA is this Sunday
— Leitrim LGFA (@LeitrimLGFA) May 10, 2023
Let’s get behind #LeitrimLadies
St Brigid's GAA Club, Kiltoom, Roscommon
⏰1pm
️Tickets https://t.co/NrT9TqZl04
Live Streaming Link ⬇️ https://t.co/ktRqJdFWWN pic.twitter.com/13zHlsmkQ0
Tickets for Sunday's game at the St Brigid's GAA club grounds in Kiltoom are also on sale and are available at the following LINK.
Leitrim will be looking to complete a three-in-a-row of Provincial titles ahead of the All-Ireland campaign which is due to start in June.
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