Four-time All-Ireland winner Amy O’Connor is set to captain Cork’s senior camogs for the 2023 season.

This year saw the Rebels losing out to Kilkenny in the All-Ireland senior championship final and no doubt Matthew Twomey’s side will be looking to go one better this coming season.

Yesterday evening saw confirmation of the team’s new skipper, with the following statement released on social media:

“The Cork Camogie County Board are delighted to announce that Amy O’Connor will captain Cork Camogie Senior team for 2023. Finishing 2022 with a Senior County Medal and following an outstanding year in the forward line for Cork, Seandún and her club St Vincent’s.

“From her championship debut in 2014, Amy has collected six senior Munster medals and four senior All-Ireland medals with Cork – she also has an All-Star. Amy is a fantastic role model for younger players across the county and in her own words says:

“It is such a huge honour for me to captain the Cork Senior Camogie team for the 2023 season. I am so proud to represent my family, my club St. Vincent’s, and my division Seandun and I’m really looking forward to the year ahead.”

The Cork Camogie County Board are delighted to announce that Amy O'Connor will captain Cork Camogie Senior team for 2023. Finishing 2022 with a Senior County Medal and following an outstanding year in the forward line for Cork, Seandún and her club St Vincent's. pic.twitter.com/LANIcv4Sp9

— OfficialCorkCamogie (@CorkCamogie) December 15, 2022

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