Cork proved themselves top of the pops in terms of intermediate second-string teams when making it two Very Camogie League Division 2B titles in a row as a result of this hard-fought win over Tipperary at Abbottstown.
Tipperary are on the brink of a first appearance in a senior national camogie decider since 2009, with Galway and Cork also in contention as Division 1A of the Very Camogie League enters its final round of group games next week.
A 44th minute goal from Anna Sullivan was the key score as Dublin emerged victorious from the Very Camogie League Division 3B final at the Tipperary Camogie Grounds The Ragg.
There is a photo that Nicole Walsh loves, even though it was taken in the aftermath of Tipperary's devastating All-Ireland camogie semi-final defeat to Waterford last July.
Division 1A of the Very Camogie League is headed for a pulsating conclusion, with weekend results leaving four teams level at the top separated only by score difference with two rounds remaining.
They argue over clothes and whose turn it is to do a stint in the family shop in Killaloe but when it comes to camogie, Clare's quartet of Daly siblings are united and single-minded.
The day did not begin well for Eimear McGrath but it got a whole lot better, after she ran riot at The Ragg to provide all bar three points of Tipperary's tally.
Galway's bid for a third consecutive Very National League camogie Division 1A title has been dealt a blow after an Eimear McGrath inspired Tipperary recorded a 3-10 to 1-13 victory over the Tribeswomen in a rip-roaring Round 2 encounter at The Ragg.
The Camogie Association, the GAA and the LGFA have revealed 2027 as the proposed date for their plans for full integration between the three organisations.
Eight points from Katrina Mackey was one of the features as All-Ireland champions Cork began 2024 with a hard-earned 1-17 to 1-16 win over a much-changed Kilkenny unit, after a pulsating opening round Division 1A Very Camogie League tie at UPMC Nowlan Park.
Lucinda Gahan is a role model for many. While there are thankfully far more examples of motherhood not having to end a woman's sporting career, even at the highest level, another one will never go astray.
A goal in the 41st minute by Amy O'Sullivan, within seconds of her introduction was the key score as Clanmaurice continued their remarkable story by winning the AIB All-Ireland intermediate club camogie title at Croke Park.
Two goals in the opening period from Sandra McGrath propelled St Munna's to a hard-earned victory over Crossmaglen in the AIB All-Ireland Junior B club camogie final at NGDC Abbotstown.
A dominant first-half performance gave Granemore the platform for victory in Kinnegad this afternoon in a very entertaining AIB All-Ireland junior club camogie final.
Sarsfields will face new opposition when they bid for a third consecutive AIB All-Ireland senior club camogie title and fourth in five seasons in a fortnight.
It is almost one hundred years since the Sam Maguire Cup was first awarded to the winner of the All-Ireland Football Championship, the pinnacle of sporting ambition for generations of Gaelic footballers.
Peter 'Chap' Cleere says he will be picking the brain of his predecessor Brian Dowling as he gets set to take the reins as Kilkenny senior camogie manager.
The largest ever membership response to a sports survey in Ireland has given a clear vote of confidence to the path towards integration by the three Gaelic Games Associations.
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