22 May 2006 Ladies Weekend Round Up Share this Article 0 0 0 Shares! 0 Shares! Ladies round up JUST one game went ahead in the TG4 Ladies senior football championship yesterday, with Dublin proving too strong for Laois at Westmanstown, 0-8 to 0-6. Like a host of other sporting events yesterday, the TG4 ladies football championship fell foul of the inclement weather with Meaths clash against Kildare among the ties called off. However, Dublins season could be back on track after a battling two point win over Laois who won the Division Two National League title recently. The Dubs, who suffered relegation to Division Two in the league this year, have really struggled to find any form this season. They are without a host of players who were regulars over the last few years and had been largely written off to retain their Leinster title this year. However, they showed signs of improvement in wintry conditions yesterday and sent out a warning to the likes of Meath, Kildare and Laois that they dont intend handing over their Leinster crown easily. The sides were level at the break but Fiona Corcoran and Niamh McEvoy dominated midfield and controlled the tempo of the game in the second period. Mary Nevin was almost faultless from frees and kept Dublin in contention throughout, but it was a brace of points by Sinead Ahern in the closing stages that pushed the Dubs to victory. A number of games in the junior championship were also postponed, but Carlows clash with Wexford did go ahead with the Model County taking the win, 3-20 to 2-3. Share this Article 0 0