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Club camogie championships intensify across the country
County competitions reached a pivotal stage this weekend as teams battled for semi-final spots across the island. High-scoring performances and dramatic late victories have now finalised the line-ups for the upcoming provincial and national knockout fixtures.
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The club camogie season has reached a fever pitch as knockout stages take shape in counties across Ireland. In Cork, St Finbarr’s moved closer to retaining their title with a victory over Ballincollig, while Linda Collins delivered a masterclass for Courcey Rovers, scoring 4-5 in their win over St Catherine’s. The semi-final pairings are now confirmed, with Courcey Rovers set to meet Blackrock, and St Finbarr’s preparing for a clash with Sarsfields.
Galway’s senior championship saw Athenry and Sarsfields secure impressive wins, while in Donegal, Carndonagh claimed the county title after a gruelling extra-time battle against Burt, finishing 3-8 to 1-10. Antrim’s Loughgiel Shamrocks maintained their momentum by edging out Ruairí Óg Cushendall, and in Tipperary, Cashel King Cormacs snatched a late win against reigning champions Thurles Sarsfields. The Tipperary semi-final picture is now clear, with Moycarkey Borris scheduled to face Drom-Inch, and Cashel King Cormacs preparing to take on Éire Óg Annacarty.
Elsewhere, the championship landscape continues to sharpen as semi-finalists are confirmed in Waterford, Clare, and Derry. Wexford’s quarter-finals concluded on Friday, leaving four teams remaining in the hunt for the title, while in Westmeath, Clonkill have secured their place in the final. Supporters can find updated fixtures and full match reports for their local county championships on the official GAA website.
Galway’s senior championship saw Athenry and Sarsfields secure impressive wins, while in Donegal, Carndonagh claimed the county title after a gruelling extra-time battle against Burt, finishing 3-8 to 1-10. Antrim’s Loughgiel Shamrocks maintained their momentum by edging out Ruairí Óg Cushendall, and in Tipperary, Cashel King Cormacs snatched a late win against reigning champions Thurles Sarsfields. The Tipperary semi-final picture is now clear, with Moycarkey Borris scheduled to face Drom-Inch, and Cashel King Cormacs preparing to take on Éire Óg Annacarty.
Elsewhere, the championship landscape continues to sharpen as semi-finalists are confirmed in Waterford, Clare, and Derry. Wexford’s quarter-finals concluded on Friday, leaving four teams remaining in the hunt for the title, while in Westmeath, Clonkill have secured their place in the final. Supporters can find updated fixtures and full match reports for their local county championships on the official GAA website.