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20 January 2026; In Attendance, At Croke Park In Dublin, To Mark The Launch Of The 2026 Lidl Ladies National Football Leagues Is Dublin Footballer Carla Rowe. Lidl Ireland Today Reaffirmed Its Commitment To The Lgfa And Women’S Sport More Broadly, Announcing An Extended Partnership Of Lgfa To 2030 And A Fresh €7.5M Investment Into The Game, Taking The Retailer’S Total Investment In Lgfa To €22.5M Since The Partnership Began. Photo By Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** No Reproduction Fee ***

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