Four teams in Offaly and Westmeath are set to clash.
It's the culmination of the ladies football season for four teams in Offaly and Westmeath.
There's a 4pm throw on Saturday in Offaly for the clash between Naomh Ciaran and Tullamore.
π Intermediate Final π
— Offaly LGFA (@OffalyLGFA) September 14, 2020
SHAMROCKS vs ST. RYNAGH’S
π Saturday 19th September
π 1:00pm
πTubber GAA Grounds
Referee: Mick Torpey
π Senior Final π
NAOMH CIARÁN vs TULLAMORE
π Saturday 19th September
π 4:00pm
π Tubber GAA Grounds
Referee: Pat Gallagher pic.twitter.com/ekKQ1LkDop
Earlier that day in TEG Cusack Park in Mullingar, one of St.Mary's Rochfortbridge and Milltown will be crowned Westmeath champions.
Both sides topped their division in the build up to the final, St.Mary's will be looking to retain the title while Milltown are aiming for their first championship success since 2015.
Interestingly if the game ends in a draw after extra-time, it will be a 30 metre free contest rather than a penalty shootout to decide the game.
Our reporter Seamus Cooney is expecting a very tight contest:
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