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Senior club camogie finals deliver thrilling results
A series of decisive county camogie finals unfolded over the weekend, shaping the provincial championship landscape. Standout performances from clubs across Cork, Tipperary, Antrim, and beyond highlighted the weekend’s intense competition.
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Camogie fans witnessed an eventful weekend as numerous county finals took place, setting the stage for the upcoming AIB Provincial Championships. St Finbarr’s secured their third consecutive Cork title with a commanding 3-14 to 0-4 victory over Blackrock, led by Sorcha McCartan’s impressive 1-9 tally. The Barrs now prepare to face Truagh-Clonlara of Clare in the Munster opener.
In Tipperary, Thurles Sarsfields and Clonoulty Rossmore booked their places in the 2026 FBD Insurance Senior Championship final after respective wins over Drom-Inch (5-12 to 1-13) and Éire Óg Annacarty (1-16 to 0-14). Meanwhile, Gailltír claimed the Waterford Senior Championship crown with a 0-15 to 0-12 triumph over De La Salle, the 2025 Munster finalists.
The Antrim Senior Championship saw Dunloy Cúchullain edge out Ruairí Óg Cushendall by a single point, 0-16 to 0-15, ending a 23-year wait for the title thanks to a late winner from Eobha McAllister. Elsewhere, St Martin’s dominated the Wexford Senior Championship final with a 1-17 to 0-9 win over Glynn-Barntown and will now advance to the Leinster Championship. Other notable county champions included Shinrone in Offaly, Mount Leinster Rangers in Carlow, Clonkill in Westmeath, and Naas in Kildare, with several semi-finals and junior finals also delivering exciting outcomes.
In Tipperary, Thurles Sarsfields and Clonoulty Rossmore booked their places in the 2026 FBD Insurance Senior Championship final after respective wins over Drom-Inch (5-12 to 1-13) and Éire Óg Annacarty (1-16 to 0-14). Meanwhile, Gailltír claimed the Waterford Senior Championship crown with a 0-15 to 0-12 triumph over De La Salle, the 2025 Munster finalists.
The Antrim Senior Championship saw Dunloy Cúchullain edge out Ruairí Óg Cushendall by a single point, 0-16 to 0-15, ending a 23-year wait for the title thanks to a late winner from Eobha McAllister. Elsewhere, St Martin’s dominated the Wexford Senior Championship final with a 1-17 to 0-9 win over Glynn-Barntown and will now advance to the Leinster Championship. Other notable county champions included Shinrone in Offaly, Mount Leinster Rangers in Carlow, Clonkill in Westmeath, and Naas in Kildare, with several semi-finals and junior finals also delivering exciting outcomes.
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