Tyrone last won the TG4 All-Ireland Intermediate crown back in 2018
There’s one change in personnel for Tyrone ahead of Sunday’s TG4 All-Ireland Intermediate final. Niamh O’Neill replaced Sasha Byrne at half-time in the thrilling semi-final victory over Westmeath, which went to extra-time, and O’Neill gets the nod to start against Laois on Sunday.
Laois are unchanged following their semi-final victory over Monaghan, as the 2022 winners aim for a second Intermediate title win in four seasons.
Tyrone last won the TG4 All-Ireland Intermediate crown back in 2018 and the big prizes on offer on Sunday are the Mary Quinn Memorial Cup and Senior Championship football in 2026.
It’s Ulster opposition again for Laois, as it was at the semi-final stage, but the O’Moore County won’t be fazed.
They have two forwards in magnificent form to date in the 2025 Championship, with Emma Lawlor (4-12) and Mo Nerney (4-11) combining for 8-23.
Twelve players have contributed on the scoreboard throughout the All-Ireland series to date for Laois but Lawlor and Nerney have shot the lights out.
Tyrone have also sparkled up front and have two forwards in with a shot of landing the coveted ZuCar Golden Boot award, the prize on offer for the leading scorer in the 2025 TG4 All-Ireland Championships.
Aoife Horisk (3-22) and Sorcha Gormley (6-11) arrive at Croke Park knowing that a big total from either player could push them firmly into contention for the Golden Boot award.
Here’s all the information you need to know ahead of today’s All-Ireland IFC final . . .
When and where is the game?
Tyrone v Laois is on Sunday, August 3 at Croke Park, Dublin.
What time is throw-in?
Today’s game starts at 1.45pm.
Where can I watch it?
Today’s game is being broadcast live on TG4.
Any other coverage?
BTG4 will also stream the final on their website.
Betting odds
- Tyrone 8/13
- Draw 8/1
- Laois 7/4
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