Category: County

Galway and Kilkenny will contest the 2020 Liberty Insurance All-Ireland Senior Championship Final on Saturday December 12th under the lights of Croke Park with a 7pm throw-in.

A 15th minute goal by Carrie Dolan gave Galway the breathing space they seemed satisfied with as they held Tipperary at bay to set up a repeat of last year’s Liberty Insurance All-Ireland Senior Championship Final against Kilkenny. 

Goals from Anne Dalton and Miriam Walsh, and a doughty defensive effort in the final quarter especially enabled Kilkenny recover from an early six-point deficit to record a fantastic victory over old rivals Cork and seal a place in the Liberty Insurance All-Ireland Senior Championship Final. 

Results – Liberty Insurance All-Ireland Championships – 21.11.2020

Cork, Galway, Kilkenny and Tipperary will battle it out this Saturday for crucial places in the Liberty Insurance All-Ireland Senior Championship Final on Saturday December 12th.

Honesty and happiness are the watchwords Róisín Howard is living by in 2020 and the results are there for all to see.

The Camogie Association is pleased to announce that we will have television and live online coverage of both of Saturday’s Liberty Insurance All-Ireland Senior Championship Semi-Finals.

The Camogie Association are delighted to confirm that the 2020 Liberty Insurance All-Ireland Intermediate and Premier Junior Championships Finals will once more be broadcast live on the RTÉ News Channel and also on the RTÉ Player International. With four Ulster sides competing on Saturday December 5th, the Finals will also be broadcast live via the BBC iPlayer.

Aoife McGrath says that Tipperary are just delighted to be in the last four and not considering the magnitude of attempting to dethrone the Liberty Insurance All-Ireland Senior champions. 

Reigning champions Galway will put their crown on the line this weekend as they enter their first knockout match of the Championship. It has been a successful campaign to date for Cathal Murray’s side who finished top of their group to secure straight passage into the Semi-Final.

For many years this was the clash that seemed destined for Croke Park Final day, as was the case from 2016 to 2018 however for the second year in succession that is no longer the case as one of these two greats of the game will bow out of the Championship before All-Ireland Final day.

Down manager Derek Dunne was understandably “very happy”, after he watched his charges battle to a Liberty Insurance All-Ireland Intermediate Championship Semi-Final defeat of Meath by 0-14 to 0-8 at St Tiernach’s Park.