Wing back Regina Glynn was to the fore as her side saw off Cork to reach this year’s Gala All Ireland Senior Camogie final defeating the treble chasing champions 0-10 to 0-9 after a titanic struggle in Sunday’s replay at Semple Stadium, Thurles.
In the first encounter, the Tribeswomen conceded 1-17 to a rampant Cork attack but yesterday, a tenacious Galway defence, for which Glynn was outstanding, kept the treble chasing champions to nine points.
Pictured are Joan O’Flynn, President of the Camogie Association, Regina Glynn, Galway camogie player & Gala Performance Award recipient and Denise Lord, Customer Services Manager, Gala.
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