Dublin v Leitrim LIVE stream for All-Ireland Ladies Football clash
The Girls in Blue were held to a 1-13 a piece draw against Waterford in their opening clash, meaning that it is all to play for.
Dublin will be heavy favourites in this one and try to rack up the points tally against Leitrim but a shock result from the visitors would blow the group wide open.
Today's game throws in at 2 pm from Parnell Park but it has been selected for live streaming coverage on TG4 Sport's YouTube channel.
You can watch the game LIVE and for free in our video player at the top of the page.
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