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Former Waterford footballer Áine Wall. PIC: Sportsfile
Laochra Gael continues with the story of Waterford footballer, Áine Wall. She 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 five All Irelands in the 90s, bringing unprecedented success to the Déise faithful.
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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.
LAOCHRA GAEL
Áine Wall
9.30pm, Thursday February 23 on TG4
Director: Cormac Morel
Participants: Áine Wall; Marie Crotty; Michael Ryan; Michelle Ryan; Daragh Ó Conchúir; Geraldine O'Shea; Seamus Kennedy; Mary Wall; Eoin Wall; Michael Wall; Ann Dunford; Noirín Walsh; June Whyte; Catriona Casey.
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