The best of luck to Chloé Collins and Mark Ellis who represent Cork in the Ladies Football and Hurling All-Ireland Championships this weekend. Chloé is starting again at corner back, while Mark takes a seat on the bench after being out for six weeks with a groin injury.
All-Ireland Ladies Football Championship: Group 2 – Round 3
Cork 1-19 Armagh 1-7 ( 🙂 result )
Saturday July 28th @ 3.45pm
Duggan Park, Ballinasloe, Galway
[teamsheets]
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All Ireland Hurling Semi-Final
Cork v Limerick
Sunday 29th July @3.30pm in Croke Park
[Cork team] [ preview]
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Best of luck to @CorkLGFA seniors & management v @ArmaghLGFA in @LadiesFootball @TG4TV All Ireland Championship in Duggan Park, Ballinasloe Sat 28th at 3:45pm Thanks to sponsors @SuperValuIRL for their continued support #properfan pic.twitter.com/YjLKZI94H3
— Marian Crowley (@marian_crowley) July 26, 2018
⌚️ **RESULT**
🏐 @SportTG4 @TG4TV All-Ireland SFC, Group 2⃣ Round 3⃣@CorkLGFA 1-19@ArmaghLGFA 1-07
Cork top Group 2 and will meet Westmeath. Armagh do enough to set up quarter-final against Donegal@MunsterLGFA @UlsterLadies
#⃣ #properfan pic.twitter.com/xA4yYMQdWn
— Ladies Football (@LadiesFootball) July 28, 2018
Read: Rampant Cork too strong for Armagh (RTÉ)
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Corcaigh Abu pic.twitter.com/vvIXg5uTdK
— Donal Aherne (@kanturkprinters) July 27, 2018
