It will be Cork vs Waterford in the AIB Munster Senior Camogie Club Championship final, for a second consecutive year, with reigning champions St Finbarr’s set to face Gailltír.
The Barrs overcame a strong Thurles Sarsfields challenge on Sunday afternoon, on a score-line 1-17 to 1-10. Last year’s beaten All-Ireland finalists were made to dig deep however, as a Laura Loughnane goal helped Thurles into a four-point lead at the half-way mark.
But the Togher club turned things around after the break, with Ella Wigginton Barrett raising a green flag to help turn the tide.
Meanwhile, 1-3 from Annie Fitzgerald pushed Gailltír past Clanmaurice in the other semi-final. Despite a late red card, the home team ran out 2-13 to 1-8 winners. They will be hoping to go one further than their fellow county side De La Salle in 2025, who fell to St Finbarr’s in the Munster final.
The AIB Munster Junior A Championship final will be contested by Templeglantine of Limerick and Cillard of Kerry. Templeglantine were able to see off Éire Óg, 3-10 to 3-5, while Cillard defeated Abbeyside, 0-7 to 0-6 after extra-time.
Clonduff are through to the AIB Ulster Senior Championship final where they will face Dunloy, after the Down club edged Swatragh of Derry, 1-11 to 0-10. 1-1 from Beth Fitzpatrick proved crucial for Clonduff, as they now look ahead to Saturday’s decider.
Crosserlough and Ballinderry are through to the Junior A final in the province, after defeating Loughgiel and Mayobridge respectively.
Meanwhile, Tullysaran ran out comprehensive winners over Ballinagh in the AIB Ulster Junior B Championship final.
There were four quarter-finals down for decision in the AIB Leinster Intermediate Championship.
Emeralds defeated Mount Leinster Rangers, 3-9 to 0-12, Naas were too strong for Ballinteer St John’s, winning 2-21 to 0-9, Westmeath’s Clonkill saw off Meath’s Na Fianna, 3-8 to 0-8, while there was extra-time in Knockananna vs Craanford Monaseed, with the Wicklow champions prevailing 2-14 to 1-12.
In the AIB Leinster Junior A Championship semi-finals, Crookedwood beat Johnstownbridge, 1-9 to 0-8, while Clough-Ballacolla bested Ballinamere Durrow, 0-13 to 0-10.
Elsewhere, Tara Camogie are the All-Britain Senior champions, after a 2-10 to 1-9 win over Tomás MacCurtain’s in Ruislip.
