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The Brendan Martin Cup will be decided as part of the triple-header of Ladies Football
Meath will face Dublin on Sunday in the Ladies Football All-Ireland in what is set to be a blockbuster day in Croke Park.
The all-Leinster affair will be just the second ever meeting between the two sides in a Brendan Martin cup decider in what will be the competition's 52nd edition in LGFA history.
The two counties only previous final encounter came in 2021 where Meath won their first ever All-Ireland title denying Dublin the chance to secure a famous 5 in-a-row in the process. The last meeting between the sides came in the 2025 TG4 Leinster Final where Dublin emerged victorious winning their 12th provincial title.
Both teams were knocked out at the quarter-final stage last year despite winning an All-Ireland title each in the two years prior to that so they will both be searching to replicate past glories on Sunday. Dublin will be looking to secure their seventh All-Ireland title with Meath hoping to extend their winning tally to three.
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Where and When is the game on?
The final will take place in Croke Park in Dublin on Sunday with throw-in time scheduled for 4.15pm.
The match will be the third of the day with the Junior and Intermediate Ladies Football finals preceding the senior final. The junior final will be contested between Antrim and Louth and will start at 11:45am whilst the throw-in for the junior final between Laois and Tyrone will be 1:45pm.
Where can you watch the game?
The match will be shown live on TG4 on Sunday and also be streamed on the TG4 player, with radio coverage on RTÉ Radio 1.
Presented by Máire Ní Bhraonáin, TG4's coverage of the triple-header at Croke Park begins at 11:35am on Sunday.
A limited number of tickets are still available through the usual outlets and Ticketmaster for the Sunday's triple-bill in what is sure to be an action packed day for Ladies Football.
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