The chase for Munster glory intensifies this weekend as four county champions — Thurles Sarsfields (Tipperary), De La Salle (Waterford), St Finbarr’s (Cork) and Newcastle West (Limerick) — battle for a coveted place in the AIB Munster Senior Club Camogie Final.
Both semi-finals throw in at 1:00 pm this Saturday.
Thurles Sarsfields v De La Salle
📍 De La Salle GAA Grounds, Waterford – 1:00 pm
It’s a meeting of fresh ambition and fierce belief.
Thurles Sarsfields arrive off the back of a dominant 0-11 to 0-0 win over Clanmaurice, their structure and work rate marking them out as serious contenders.
De La Salle enter the semi-final buoyed by their Waterford championship success, with Beth Carton once again central to their ambitions. Her scoring power and leadership will be key, supported by the pace and sharp movement of Abby Flynn and Maggie Gostl in attack.
But Sarsfields’ full forward Caoimhe Stakelum alongside this year’s All Star nominee, Karen Kennedy bring confidence, experience and quality that could test any opponent.
St Finbarr’s v Newcastle West
📍 St Finbarr’s GAA Grounds, Cork – 1:00 pm
Powered by the Cahalane sisters — Gráinne, Kate, Méabh, and Orlaith — and the relentless attacking threat of Sorcha McCartan, St Finbarr’s possess the kind of balance and firepower that makes them serious contenders.
Standing in their way are Limerick’s Newcastle West, who carry real belief after toppling Inagh-Kilnamona. Expect Rebecca Delee to lead their charge in what should be a fierce, physical encounter.
Munster club camogie at its best — four proud camogie clubs, two thrilling semi-finals, one unforgettable afternoon of action.
Get yourself to a game and #GetBehindCamogie this weekend!
