By Shaun Casey ONE week is a tough turnaround to prepare for an All-Ireland final, but Katie Mullan believes the tightknit nature of the Eoghan Rua team – along with the experience within the group – will help with preparations ahead of their game with Clanmaurice. “We played our Ulster quarter-final, semi-final and final three […]
By Michael McMullan OVER the weekend, Derry club Newbridge announced a rebranding of their social media to bring both the camogie and hurling clubs under one roof, like many others. It brings everyone under the one organisation and pools resources in terms of finance, identity and people at committee level. The decision to play Sleacht […]
Antrim champions trying to prepare for final while handling lockdown restrictions
In what was a thrilling final in the All-Ireland Premier Junior decider at Kingspan Breffni Park on Saturday, Armagh got over the line.
DERRY camogs have done well to bounce back from their opening day defeat to Down, but they face a big test of their ambitions in this weekend’s Intermediate Championship quarter-final against Meath (Templeport, Sunday, 4pm). The Oak Leafers got an all-important play-off victory over Kildare on Saturday as they earned a 1-15 to 0-5 win. […]
This week the Federation of Irish Sport launched their new campaign 20×20 campaign which aims to increase the participation in female sport and physical activity by 20% by the end of 2020. It also aims to increase media coverage and match attendances. They’re three main targets are to achieve: * A 20% increase in media […]
Fionnuala Carr says plenty of Ulster teams could deliver glory this year
Fionnuala Carr previews this year’s Camogie Championship
Fionnuala Carr assesses the year ahead for Camogie and Ladies Football and talks about what she hopes to see in 2018
John Hughes says streamlining the associations will make life easier for everyone.
