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Galway's Allish Morrissey and Louise Ward celebrate at full-time. Leah Scholes/INPHO

Galway stun holders Dublin in All-Ireland quarter-final classic

There were better fortunes for the Dublin camogie team, however, who upset Kilkenny.

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Football

Dublin 1-12

Galway 3-7 (AET)

AOIFE O’ROURKE SCORED the match-winning goal at Parnell Park as Galway secured a sensational extra-time win to dethrone 2023 champions Dublin in a gripping TG4 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship quarter-final encounter.

A week on from their male compatriots producing an identical result at the expense of Dublin in the Sam Maguire Cup at nearby Croke Park, the Tribeswomen pulled out all the stops to set up a semi-final showdown with Cork at Glenisk O’Connor Park on 20 July.

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Cork 1-17

Waterford 2-4

Cork have booked their place in the 2024 TG4 All-Ireland Senior Championship semi-finals at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh with an impressive victory.

Shane Ronayne’s side overcame Munster rivals Waterford to reach the last four of the All-Ireland SFC for the ninth time in ten years thanks to a terrific defensive effort and a third-quarter surge highlighted by a Hannah Looney goal.

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kerry-v-meath-tg4-all-ireland-senior-championship-quarter-final Kerry's Niamh Ní Chonchúir. Tyler Miller / SPORTSFILE Tyler Miller / SPORTSFILE / SPORTSFILE

Kerry 0-16

Meath 0-8

Kerry cruised to an impressive double scores win over Meath to reach the TG4 All-Ireland semi-final at windy Austin Stack Park in Tralee.

The winners had too much firepower in an accomplished performance that saw eight different players get on the scoresheet with Kerry outscoring the visitors by 0-12 to 0-3 in a superb second half.

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Camogie

Dublin 1-13 

Kilkenny 0-12

Dublin earned a shock win over Kilkenny to qualify for the semi-finals of the Glen Dimplex All-Ireland senior camogie championship for the first time in seven years and only the second time since 1990.

There was no doubting the merit of the Dubs’ triumph as they created far more via clever movement, lightning speed, support play and ferocious workrate.

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cork-v-waterford-tg4-all-ireland-senior-championship-quarter-final Maire O'Callaghan carrying the ball for Cork. Matt Browne / SPORTSFILE Matt Browne / SPORTSFILE / SPORTSFILE

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