Fans fired up for the final!
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Good luck to Maire, Aoibhin and all the Meath Ladies in the final. We can’t wait! Chloe and Ciara Garrigan, Donaghmore Ashbourne.Image 2 of 14
Kayla Fitzpatrick from Navan - a huge Meath ladies fan really looking forward to Croke Park on Sunday and seeing hero Monica McGuirk again. Best of luck girls.Image 3 of 14
Na Fianna ladies wishing their fellow club player and captain Shauna Ennis.Image 4 of 14
These girls haven’t missed a match this year. We know you can do it!!! Carla, Chloe and Evie Coyne from Cortown.Image 5 of 14
Lily Mai and Ava Hickey from Clann na Ngael wishing Orlagh Lally, Ali Sherlock and all the Meath Ladies the very best in the final.Image 6 of 14
Méabh Byrne from Gibbstown all set to support the Meath Ladies.Image 7 of 14
Ella Weldon (10), from St Ultan’s Ladies GFC wishing Meath Ladies all the best in the All-Ireland Final.Image 8 of 14
Liah Casey, Ballivor who was at Croke Park for semi-final win and now has her ticket for the final on Sunday. CMG Continuation :SEE MORE PHOTOS ONLINE AT MEATHCHRONICLE.IEImage 9 of 14
Ellie and Izzy Cassidy from Navan can’t wait for Sunday.Image 10 of 14
Emma Wall, Conor Wall, Kayla Wall and Anna Cole with their club hero Shauna… all set for the big match next week and wish the girls the very best of luck … they will be there cheering them on.Image 11 of 14
Best of luck to the Meath ladies next weekend from the Drumree Ducks!Image 12 of 14
Lainey Hutcheson McAuley (5 months), Stamullen.Image 13 of 14
Thanks Alma McClorey who says ‘Up the Meath Ladies’ from her and the Meath Bernese.Image 14 of 14
Caoimhin Cornally (9) want the Ladies to know who their No.1 fan is.The Meath Ladies will (fingers crossed) be bringing the Brendan Martin Cup home to Navan on Monday.
Officials from Meath LGFA and Meath Co Council have confirmed that the defending All-Ireland Champions will meet their fans on the Fairgreen at 3pm win or lose the final against Kerry on Sunday afternoon.
Eamon Murray's squad enjoyed an amazing homecoming last year after an epic Croke Park victory over Dublin when 2,500 fans flocked to the Knightsbrook Hotel in Trim to welcome home their champions. Now the squad are looking to make it back-to-back titles and make sure that as many fans as possible get to see their heroes.
It’s hoped that up to 40,000 fans will attend this Sunday's showpiece at GAA HQ and ahead of an epic weekend Royals fans have been busy sending the team their messages of support. See more online at meathchronicle.ie