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Aimee Mackin says the county is on the crest of a wave in both codes at the moment.
Aimee Mackin is one of the country’s top ladies football talents.
‘We were playing football in the garden and the British soldiers were walking up the road across from us because there was a barracks close enough to where I live.’
The country’s top ladies football talent will be honoured tonight.
The 24-year-old attacker has been an integral part of her side’s All-Ireland SFC Championship campaign.
Elsewhere today, Katie Murray hit 2-3 as Waterford booked a last-eight date with Cork.
Bláithín Mackin says the family was very proud of her sister, and team-mate, Aimee.
Aimee Mackin was delighted to play in front of 500 fans at the Athletic Grounds on Sunday.
From phenomenal individual exploits to coming back better from a devastating knee injury, we chart Aimee Mackin’s rise to the top.
Last night’s All-Stars programme wrapped up the 2020 ladies football season.
The best of the best ladies football talent will be honoured in a very different awards show tonight.
Aimee Mackin hit 2-7 – one of those a certain wonder point – as the Orchard county booked their All-Ireland semi-final spot yesterday.
Aimee Mackin: ‘I don’t think my mum could watch me that first day back.’
Back with a bang: Aimee Mackin inspired the Orchard county to a third decider in-a-row.
Aimee Mackin scored eight goals at the weekend, while Caroline O’Hanlon fired six.
Fionnuala McAtamney and Lorraine McCaffrey stepped down after yesterday’s championship exit – for which they were without Aimee Mackin.
Armagh star Aimee Mackin is relishing a big summer of action.
Dublin duo Sinéad Aherne and Sarah McCaffrey, and Cork’s Sadhbh O’Leary also feature.
Armagh lost against Kerry – but this was sensational.