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Waterford legend Aine Wall is set to feature in the 2023 season of TG4's long-running show Laochra Gael in March this year.
Waterford footballer Wall came to the fore with her club, Ballymacarbry, but it was with the county that she became a star.
With Áine spearheading the attack, Waterford won 5 All Irelands in the 90s, bringing unprecedented success to the Déise faithful. On top of that, as a result of the heroics of Áine and her friends, the sport, which had never even been broadcast when she started out, gained attention and respect. One of the greatest ever footballers, who revolutionised Ladies Football.
*NEWS/NUACHT*@WaterfordLGFA and @BallymacLGFC legend Áine Wall to feature in new series of @TG4TV's @Laochra_Gael
— Ladies Football (@LadiesFootball) January 16, 2023
Full details: https://t.co/7rGhq1JIQD#LaochraGael @SportTG4 @MunsterLGFA
The Waterford great will feature in a list of prominent GAA figures like Joe Canning, Aidan O'Mahony, Anne Dalton, Tom Parsons, Liam Sheedy, Anthony Molloy, and Noel O'Leary.
Wall will feature in the fifth episode of the season on Thursday, February 23 on TG4, with the series set to get underway on January 26th.
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