Munster and Ulster championships light up camogie weekend
Provincial camogie championships brought thrilling contests across Munster and Ulster this weekend. Historic victories and key performances highlighted matches in Cork, Kerry, Galway, and beyond, setting the stage for upcoming semi-finals.
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The provincial camogie championships provided an intense spectacle over the weekend, with several significant outcomes across Munster and Ulster. In the AIB Munster Senior Championship, St Finbarr’s of Cork secured a decisive 4-10 to 1-12 win over Clare’s Truagh Clonlara, powered by Orlaith Cahalane’s crucial hat-trick. This victory ensures a semi-final clash with Thurles Sarsfields next weekend.
Clanmaurice of Kerry celebrated a historic maiden senior triumph in Munster, edging Newcastlewest of Limerick 1-13 to 1-6 after extra time. Jackie Horgan starred with an impressive 1-8 tally, highlighting the Kerry side’s remarkable second appearance in the provincial championship.
In Ulster, while the anticipated Swatragh versus Clonduff fixture was postponed and rescheduled for next Sunday, Loughgiel claimed a solid 1-8 to 0-7 victory against Edendork in the Ulster Junior A Championship. Meanwhile, Sarsfields from Galway reclaimed the Galway Senior A title with a commanding 3-17 to 0-10 victory over Oranmore Maree, securing their place in the All-Ireland Senior Championship semi-finals set for the weekend of 28/29 November. Other notable results included Oran’s Roscommon county win, Mount Leinster Rangers’ upset over Camross in Leinster, and successes for Clough-Ballacolla and Aughrim in junior grades.
Clanmaurice of Kerry celebrated a historic maiden senior triumph in Munster, edging Newcastlewest of Limerick 1-13 to 1-6 after extra time. Jackie Horgan starred with an impressive 1-8 tally, highlighting the Kerry side’s remarkable second appearance in the provincial championship.
In Ulster, while the anticipated Swatragh versus Clonduff fixture was postponed and rescheduled for next Sunday, Loughgiel claimed a solid 1-8 to 0-7 victory against Edendork in the Ulster Junior A Championship. Meanwhile, Sarsfields from Galway reclaimed the Galway Senior A title with a commanding 3-17 to 0-10 victory over Oranmore Maree, securing their place in the All-Ireland Senior Championship semi-finals set for the weekend of 28/29 November. Other notable results included Oran’s Roscommon county win, Mount Leinster Rangers’ upset over Camross in Leinster, and successes for Clough-Ballacolla and Aughrim in junior grades.
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