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The Mayo ladies huddle before the 2024 TG4 All-Ireland Ladies Football Senior Championship Round 1 clash with Dublin (Pic: Seb Daly/Sportsfile)
THE Mayo ladies face an away trip to Dublin for the first round of the 2025 Lidl Ladies National Football League on Sunday, January 26.
Liam McHale’s women will also face trips to Meath, Armagh and Waterford as they seek to retain their Division 1 status next year.
Mayo lost to Dublin, Armagh and Meath, drew with Kerry, and recorded wins over Galway, Cork and Waterford to finish fifth in last year’s national league.
Their meeting with Meath on Monday, February 3, will be broadcast live on TG4 at 2pm, as will their trip to Armagh on Saturday, February 22.
Mayo will not renew acquaintances with Galway - who were relegated to Division 2 but won the Connacht title and reached the All-Ireland final - but will play newly promoted Kildare on Saturday, March 22.
Tyrone also earned promotion to the top Division and will travel to Mayo for their encounter on Sunday, February 9.
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