Category Archives: Camogie

Molly Lynch, Cork camogie captain is looking forward to Nowlan Park double header “It’s great for camogie and Nowlan Park was brilliant last year. I remember the atmosphere there. Loads will travel, which is great. Cork supporters are always very … Continue reading →

Cork captain Lauren Homan drawing on experiences of legendary former team-mates “It’s great to have that experience and have learned from those big, big players. I’m just going to try to bring that into the game on Saturday and hopefully … Continue reading →

Molly Lynch hopes Cork fans travel for semi-final “There was such a scramble for tickets at the weekend, but there’s an opportunity for people to go to a semi-final this weekend.” DAIRE WALSH It might be viewed as a potential … Continue reading →

Karen Kennedy: ‘They were toe-to-toe with us for the whole match, I expect no different on Saturday’ Galway and Tipperary won’t be the only teams in action at Nowlan Park on Saturday as reigning All-Ireland champions Cork and Dublin will … Continue reading →

‘Hurling-camogie double header good step forward’ Daire Walsh As she prepares to line out at the famed stadium later today, Dublin’s Emma O’Byrne has expressed her hope that camogie and hurling double headers will become the norm at Croke Park … Continue reading →

Aoife Landers wary of Galway backlash Landers believes it could make Cathal Murray’s side even more a threat in their knockout showdown – which is part of a double bill with the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship semi-final meeting between Limerick … Continue reading →

Aoife Prendergast: ‘Supporters don’t have to choose between hurling and the camogie anymore’ Whereas their male counterparts are once again locking horns with Clare for a spot in the forthcoming Liam MacCarthy showpiece this Saturday (3pm), Kilkenny’s camogie outfit are … Continue reading →

Galway camogie will take inspiration from the county’s male footballers says Aine Keane “The boys were incredible, they really were. They showed us that anything is possible even when everyone writes you off,” Keane said at the launch of the … Continue reading →

Faughs topple Anne’s in junior camogie final Emma Lucy and Heidi Eggen helped themselves to two goals each at TU Blanchardstown on Sunday as Faughs claimed the Dublin Junior Two Camogie Championship title with a 5-5 to 3-9 replay victory … Continue reading →

Goals prove vital as Lucan claim inter prize Daire Walsh SECOND half goals from Hannah Gibbs and Aisling Morrissey were crucial at the National Games Development Centre in Abbotstown last Sunday as Lucan Sarsfields secured a 2-10 to 0-11 triumph … Continue reading →