Category Archives: Camogie

Positive response to dual player motion By Daire Walsh DUBLIN and St Jude’s camogie star Hannah Hegarty has offered a ringing endorsement to the dual player motion that was recently passed by the Camogie Association at their Annual Congress. Initially … Continue reading →

Fox determined to get Dublin back up the camogie ladder By Daire Walsh Following a difficult couple of seasons at the top level, the Dublin senior camogie squad will be aiming to recapture the form that saw them reaching an All-Ireland … Continue reading →

Cork camogie star Laura Treacy furious at the constant fixture clashes with ladies football Daire Walsh CORK camogie star Laura Treacy hasn’t ruled out the prospect of a player strike if the ongoing fixture clashes with the county’s ladies footballers … Continue reading →

Towers stand tall to see off gallant Anne’s ROUND TOWERS……………………………..4-10 ST ANNE’S………………………………………….2-7 By Daire Walsh ROUND Tower Clondalkin produced a superb display in a rain-soaked Bohernabreena on Sunday to secure the Dublin Junior Four Camogie Championship title at the expense of … Continue reading →

O’Donoghue and Boden are working hard ahead of the championship By Daire Walsh Dublin camogie star Martha O’Donoghue admits it was strange returning to collective training with her club Ballyboden St Enda’s. Following a prolonged spell of remote work-outs in the … Continue reading →

Faughs Senior Camogie team return to competitive action By Daire Walsh Kerrie Finnegan and Faughs Celtic will take their first tentative steps back into the limelight when they face St Oliver Plunkett’s/Eoghan Ruadh in a challenge game this Sunday, reports Daire … Continue reading →

Cork keeper Amy Lee is ready to step up and replace a camogie legend  Daire Walsh THEY may be big boots to fill, but Na Piarsaigh goalkeeper Amy Lee is confident she can be the long-term successor to Aoife Murray … Continue reading →

New Cork captain rues missed chance to put camogie in the national spotlight Daire Walsh CORK camogie captain Amy O’Connor believes the association missed a trick by holding back the inter-county championship until October. Just like their GAA and LGFA … Continue reading →

Twomey in high demand over last few weeks By Daire Walsh With many people across the nation being adversely affected by the continued outbreak of the Coronavirus disease, Dublin camogie star Ali Twomey is grateful to have found herself in … Continue reading →

Hannah can’t wait to make up for lost time By Daire Walsh Dublin camogie skipper Hannah Hegarty admits she can’t wait to make up for lost time with St Jude’s once clearance is given for the resumption of club activity. For … Continue reading →