JOB OPPORTUNITY: Learning & Development Co-ordinator
The Camogie Association is seeking a dynamic and innovative learning and development professional for the full time role of Learning…
Féile na nGael celebrations in Croke Park!
To mark the 50th anniversary of Féile na nGael, all involved are looking forward to the October celebrations. To commemorate…
Magill marches to double All-Ireland success with Antrim
ONE week after winning an All-Ireland Intermediate title in Croke Park, Antrim’s Áine Magill doubled her collection with a Tesco…
Workrate the watchword for Galway girls
Sarah Dervan became the first Galwegian to lift the O’Duffy Cup twice after the Tribeswomen’s dramatic All-Ireland senior camogie final…
Murray managers agree on merit as Tribes edge verdict after humdinger
Cathal Murray was brought in to give Galway a harder edge and get them over the line after a series…
Kelly cuts through Cats as Antrim join camogie’s elite
There were strong memories of past heroes and legends around Croke Park as Antrim put on a remarkable exhibition of…
Brennan’s brew of fitness a Model solution
Wexford manager Alan Brennan felt that superior fitness was what got his players over the line against a defiant Armagh…
McGrath major makes it day to remember for Galway
On the day that the first Galway team to ever win the O’Duffy Cup was honoured, the Tribeswomen returned to…
McCormick and Kelly take wing as Antrim bloom in Croker
The tandem of Róisín McCormick and Maeve Kelly have long been slated for superstardom through the schools and underage structures…
Wexford Cashe in to deny Armagh in thriller
Seven points from Chloe Cashe and a terribly unlucky own goal by Nicola Woods were among the features, but Wexford…
“I think we’re still playing a small bit within ourselves. We know the potential is there”
Aoife Donohue chuckles when asked to recall that exchange between her and Ashling Thompson at the end of the 2017…
“This year, we can go for a coffee, or have a chat and get to know one another, and I think you can see that in how we are working for one another”
Tears of joy flowed from Hannah Looney after John Dermody blew his whistle for the last time at Croke Park…
