Round 2 of the Leinster Ladies Championship takes place this weekend, Dublin and Meath will look to continue their 100% start to the Senior Championship. In the intermediate grade Wexford and Offaly will battle it out in Enniscorthy on Sunday and it has the prospects of being a good encounter. Two sides who have ambitions this year meet in Longford on Sunday in the Junior Championship as Longford play host to Carlow.

Dublin made a winning start to the Senior Championship inflicting a first defeat in 23 games for Kildare. Westmeath and Offaly played out an entertaining draw in the Intermediate Championship, while Carlow continued their recent impressive form with a win over Louth in the Junior grade.

This weekend will see this years Leinster Ladies Senior, Intermediate and Junior Championship kick off as the Championship season is upon us. The big game in the Senior Championship is the meeting of All-Ireland Senior Champions Dublin and All-Ireland Intermediate Champions Kildare.

Roscommon staged a comeback against Antrim to finish the league unbeaten. The defeat saw Antrim relegated back down to Division 4. Sligo will join Antrim in Division 4 after they lost to Louth. The result saw Louth retain their Division 3 status.

With Clare and Roscommon already promoted to Division 3 attention turns to the bottom of the table and the battle for survival. Bottom side Sligo take on Louth who are three points ahead of them while Antrim who are second from bottom are at home to Roscommon. Any two of those three will make the drop to Division 3.