Lámh Dhearg Ladies Celebrate 20th Anniversary
The GAA, Ireland's national sporting organisation, prides itself on its community ethos, which has led to significant growth in recent years.
The Ladies Gaelic Football Association (LGFA) was launched in 1974, and since then, young girls and ladies have been breaking down barriers and earning recognition for their skills.
This week, Lámh Dhearg, a renowned GAA club in West Belfast, celebrated its 20th anniversary of involvement in the LGFA.
Aisling McConville, a stalwart of Lámh Dhearg's LGFA, reflected on the club's success over the past two decades, including her own early career in the 1990s, where she trained with the boy's squad due to lack of options.
Aisling recounted her experiences, highlighting the progress made by the LGFA and Lámh Dhearg.
Lámh Dhearg's milestone anniversary is a testament to the club's dedication and the growth of ladies' Gaelic football.
Author's summary: Lámh Dhearg celebrates 20 years in LGFA.
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