Tuesday 30 November, 2021
The Clare All-Ireland winner is heading to Leeside.
Plenty provincial camogie and ladies football action today.
Cork have been searching for a new manager since Paudie Murray’s departure.
Camogie’s sponsorship and broadcast rights will now fall under the remit of the GAA’s commercial team.
Divisional team Seandún appeared in their first Cork final in 27 years.
Murray has recently been linked with a switch to take charge of the Cork minor hurlers.
Dowling will operate with the same selectors, while All-Ireland-winning Cats minor camogie boss Mike Wall will also stay on for 2022.
Vikki Wall, Conor Meyler and Maeve Kelly were all honoured.
There was plenty to pore over from Sunday’s gripping contest.
Chloe Cashe hit 0-7 as the Yellowbellies saw off a resolute Armagh side.
The forward was handed a three-match ban for her sending-off in the semi-final against Kilkenny.
Imelda Hobbins led the Tribe to a first senior camogie win a quarter of a century ago.
There are three intriguing deciders to look forward to in Croke Park.
Orla Cronin’s fight against her three-game suspension goes in front of the Camogie Association’s hearings committee tomorrow night.
Linda Collins hit the winning score against Kilkenny.
Defender was shown a straight red card in the semi-final in a case of mistaken identity.
Leann Fennelly is focused on Kilkenny’s interemediate decider against Antrim on Sunday.
Sarah Dervan’s side face Cork in Sunday’s decider at Croke Park.
Dervla Higgins and Orla Cronin were both dismissed during yesterday’s semi-finals in Croke Park.
Respective victories over Meath and Galway set up a Croke Park showdown on 12 September.
School teacher Linda Collins will lead Cork out against Kilkenny at Croke Park in the All-Ireland senior camogie championship semi-finals tomorrow.
Siobhan McGrath is looking forward to a big few weeks after an enjoyable summer – and an impressive Galway career to date.
Anne Dalton was a shock inclusion in the Kilkenny squad that progressed to the All-Ireland senior camogie championship semi-final on Saturday.
Some intriguing battles await next Sunday in Croke Park.
The games will take place on Sunday, 29 August.
It was another busy weekend of camogie action.
Meanwhile Dublin, Clare and Limerick all secured senior status for 2022.
Elsewhere Kilkenny beat Westmeath, Cork edged past Down and Waterford got the better of Dublin.
Kilkenny and Galway also got off the mark as the 2021 All-Ireland Senior Camogie championship got underway in the sun.
The association’s President says that work is still ongoing to find a more permanent solution.
Sean O’Shea, Tony Kelly, Orla Finn and Katie Nolan were the winners.
Wexford came out on top of a tight game at the Donaghmore Ashbourne GAA complex.
It finished 1-11 to 1-10 in favour of Dublin in Birr.
Cáit Devane and Grace O’Brien combined for 4-9 of Tipp’s 4-17 total.
‘The important thing is it’s reinstated,’ says Sarsfields manager Michael ‘Hopper’ McGrath following lengthy mediation talks last night.
League titleholders Galway were impressive too in dispensing with Limerick by 3-13 to 0-7
Meanwhile, Offaly defeated Dublin in Division 1 of the Littlewoods Ireland Camogie League.
Remaining 2020 club championship games were cancelled following vote to adopt split-season fixture list.
Sarsfields’ manager Michael ‘Hopper’ McGrath has reiterated his plea to have the 2020 All-Ireland club championships completed.
