Blaithin Mackin goes for an audacious attempt at goal but drags her shot wide of the near post.

Both Aishling O'Connell and Clodagh McCambridge return to the field of play, following their temporary substitutions after a heavy collision.

Meanwhile, Kerry take their first lead of the game via a Danielle O'Leary score.

Niamh Henderson fashions a quick response for Armagh with her first score of the day.

Following a collision between Aishling O'Connell and Clodagh McCambridge, O'Connell has to replaced by Amy Harrington whilst Louise Kenny comes in as a temporary blood sub for McCambridge.

On the field, Siofra O'Shea cuts into Armagh's lead, with a great score from distance.

Danielle O'Leary gets a sniff of a goal chance for Kerry, but after slipping under pressure from Roisin Murtagh, she rises to her feet and sees her shot comfortably saved by Anna Carr.

Armagh are flying at the minute and Dearbhla Coleman adds to their lead following an assist from Emily Druse.

Blaithin Mackin pushes Armagh's lead out to two points.

Eve Lavery finishes off a nice move, which involves Caroline O'Hanlon, Aoife McCoy and Niamh Henderson. Armagh lead again.

Louise Ni Mhuircheartaigh replies from a free for Kerry.

Armagh are first on the board, as Blaithin Mackin's shot drops short, is punched clear by Kerry goalkeeper Ciara Butler and slotted over the bar by Eve Lavery.

Niamh Henderson almost makes it a two-point lead, but her shot tails wide.

Referee Shane Curley throws the ball in and we're underway!

Who will join Galway in the All-Ireland final?

The Armagh and Kerry teams have lined themselves up behind the Artane Band and are going through the pre-match parade with throw-in for this semi-final just minutes away.

Armagh are unchanged from the side which defeated Mayo, as Meabh McCambridge keeps her place ahead of the injured Kelly Mallon - despite being listed amongst the subs in the matchday programme.

Kerry make one late change to the side which defeated Meath, as Siofra O'Shea replaces Hannah O'Donodghue.

Armagh: A Carr; G Ferguson, C McCambridge (capt.), R Mulligan; C Towe, L McConville, D Coleman; N Coleman, C O’Hanlon; E Druse, A McCoy, B Mackin; E Lavery, N Henderson, M McCambridge.

Kerry: C Butler; E Lynch, K Cronin, C Murphy; A O’Connell, D Kearney, A Dillane; M O’Connell, A Galvin; N Carmody (capt.), D O’Leary, N Ní Chonchúir; S O'Shea, E Dineen, L Ní Mhuircheartaigh.

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The Kingdom topped their round robin group after a win over Waterford and a draw with Donegal

In the quarter-finals, Kerry defeated Meath for the second successive year as they bid to reach their third successive final.

They beat Armagh in the 2022 quarter-final on their way to reach the decider that year.

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Armagh topped their All-Ireland round-robin group ahead of Meath and Tipperary and booked a last-four berth with a 2-11 to 0-11 win over Mayo in the quarter-finals.

They lost three successive All-Ireland quarter-finals between 2021 and 2023 but beating Mayo at the Athletic Grounds last time out represented a significant hurdle overcome for Armagh in their first season under former Dublin boss Greg McGonigle.

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Armagh captain Clodagh McCambridge says her side are approaching this semi-final with "belief" and "confidence" after beating the Kerry twice earlier in the year.

The Orchard County have enjoyed a stellar season, winning the National League title for the first time - sealed with a win over Kerry in the Croke Park final - before reclaiming their Ulster crown with victory over Donegal.

The Ulster county have not contested an All-Ireland final since 2006, but McCambridge says Armagh's league exploits have helped strip away the fear of facing the heavyweights in the latter stages of the championship.

"You're probably seeing the advantage of us having played in Division One this year. We're playing these top teams week in, week out and it stands to us in the championship," the Clann Eireann defender told BBC Sport NI.

"There's less fear going into these matches. We have that belief. We've had that experience of beating these teams. Coming into the championship, those past results don't matter but it's that confidence as a group. It's definitely a benefit."

Read more from McCambridge here.

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Goals from Roisin Leonard and Ailbhe Davoren proved decisive as Galway defeated Cork 2-7 to 0-10 in the first semi-final.

Will we have a Armagh v Galway Ladies All-Ireland final to match the Men’s?

Good evening and welcome to our coverage of this evening's All-Ireland Senior Ladies Football Championship semi-final between Armagh and Kerry at O'Connor Park in Tullamore.

The Orchard County are looking to continue their fine season by booking their place in the final for the first time since 2006.

Kerry meanwhile, are looking to enact revenge for the two defeats they have suffered at the hands of Armagh this year.

They're both looking to join Galway who beat Cork earlier to reach the decider on Sunday 4 August.

We will have live text commentary of this exciting last four game, thanks for joining us - enjoy!

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