Category Archives: Camogie

Mullen’s marvels   Early goals help girls set up All Ireland final spot   KILDARE……………………………………….. 5-11   DOWN…………………………………………… 1-13   BY DAIRE WALSH   A brace of opening period goals by Clane’s Melissa Lyons proved to be the catalyst for … Continue reading →

CAMOGIE IRISH DAILY STAR NATIONAL CAMOGIE LEAGUE DIVISION 3     DUBLIN 0-8   WESTMEATH 0-5   Daire Walsh     FIVE points from midfielder Georgina Kelly proved crucial in O’Toole Park on Sunday afternoon, as Dublin had three points … Continue reading →

Mullaney inspires Newport NEWPORT/BALLINAHINCH 3-3 DAVITTS 0-2 Newport/Ballinahinch had a day to remember in Croke Park on Saturday, as late goals from Trudie Hurley and Ciara Ryan saw them crowned champions. This game nearly didn’t take place, as Aghabullogue of … Continue reading →

O’Neill and Keating hit top gear to blitz De La Salle INAGH/KILNAMONA 5-5 DE LA SALLE 2-3 Chloe O’Neill and Amy Keating both hit a brace of goals as Inagh/ Kilnamona cruised to victory. Rebecca O’Leary and the elusive O’Neill … Continue reading →

Conway goal proves the difference for Naas NAAS 3-2 RAHARNEY 0-3 Marian Doyle paved the way for a Kildare double, firing 2-1 in the first half at Parnell Park on Saturday, as Naas overcame the challenge of Westmeath side Raharney. … Continue reading →

EGAN STARS FOR CLANE CLANE                     2-4 BRAY EMMETS       1-0 Ciara Egan was the starof the show for Clane with a 1-4 tally. Annie Harpur netted a long-range free as Clane led 1-2 to 0-0 at the break. Rachel Rice pulled … Continue reading →

 “We made hard work of it but got there in the end” THREE years on from their Division Four triumph in the same venue, an injury-time point from Siobhan Hurley secured the Division Three title for Kildare’s camogie side … Continue reading →

Late Hurley point secures league title Kildare     1-8 Armagh     0-10 Daire Walsh Siobhan Hurley was the star of the show in Donaghmore/Ashbourne on Sunday afternoon, as her stoppage time point gave Kildare a narrow victory over Armagh in a scrappy … Continue reading →