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Tipperary earned a last-gasp draw against Dublin in the second round of the Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship at Parnell Park. Full round-up of the weekends action here.
Continue ReadingThe Camogie Association launched PRIDE Round, an initiative which involves affording the third round of the Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Championship the dedicated name of “PRIDE Round”. PRIDE Round offers the opportunity to make all members of the Camogie Family and the wider community feel welcome, safe, included, and celebrated. Speaking at today’s launch, Uachtarán/President of the Camogie Association, Hilda Breslin …
Continue ReadingTributes have poured in for Kate Moran who tragically passed away after sustaining a head injury in a camogie match.
Continue ReadingCork are headed for the Littlewoods Ireland Division One Camogie league final after Chloe Sigerson’s 55-metre free in the fourth minute of stoppage time gave them the draw they needed at the end of a tense and windswept clash with Kilkenny at Páirc Uí Chaoimh yesterday. There were immaculate underfoot conditions but driving rain and a swirling diagonal breeze made …
Continue ReadingOrlaith McGrath has her say on Galway camogie’s recent €250,000 sponsorship deal ahead of the return of the Littlewoods Camogie Leagues.
Continue ReadingIn the latest of the Gaelic Players Association’s quest for gender equality the group have secured a partnership with two of Ireland’s major sport sponsorship agencies to ensure both male and female intercounty GAA players receive equal compensation for advertising work.
Continue ReadingThe Senior ballot reflects 2021’s finalists and swings toward champions Galway numerically with the Westerners Aoife Donohue and Niamh Kilkenny in the majority, with Hannah Looney of Cork also up for election.
Continue ReadingGalway camogie keeper Sarah Healy talks the ecstatic feeling that accompanies winning an All Ireland Final.
Continue ReadingOf the four O’Duffy cups won in the history of Galway Camogie Sarah Dervan has been a part of three of the squads and lifted two of them as captain of the 2019 and 2021 sides.
Continue ReadingImelda Hobbins, captain of Galway’s first All-Ireland-winning team in 1996 speaks on their victory as well as the everlasting friendship forged those years ago.
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