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The Ladies Gaelic Football Association has confirm that next Sunday’s (April 4) Lidl Ladies National Football League Division 3 Round 7 clash between Sligo and Kildare will be streamed live on the LGFA’s Facebook Page.
The clash from Tubbercurry (2.0) features two counties who have their sights firmly set on a place in the Division 3 semi-finals.
Sligo will be through if they can take care of visitors Kildare, while a win for the Lilywhites, and defeat for Wicklow against Longford, would see both Sligo and Kildare advance.
Ahead of the final round of group fixtures, it’s a division in which lots of permutations are at play – and Sunday’s Round 7 will decide all.
In a new departure this year, the LGFA has streamed a game from each of the regulation rounds of the National League – and a selected fixture or fixtures from the semi-finals will be screened LIVE.
You can watch Sunday’s game on the Ladies Gaelic Football Association’s Facebook Page by accessing the following link: https://www.facebook. com/LadiesGaelicFootball/ and coverage gets underway at 1.45pm.
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