Lismore overpower Silvermines in Munster Semi final

Lismore 4-06 Silvermines 1-10

Two goals in both halves of the game from Caithriona McGlone, Aoife Hannon and Sinead Bennett prove crucial in their victory over Tipperary Champions Silvermines.  It was an all round performance from a very experience Lismore side.

Lismore won the toss and opted to play with a strong breeze in the first half.  However it was Silvermines who opened the scoring with a point from play from full forward Ashling Carey.  Lismore goalkeeper Tanya Morrissey then pulled off a fantastic save on the third minute putting a certain goal out for a forty five. Silvermines Carey converted the forty five.  Lismore were trailing by two points. Lismore Shona Curran won a free and Dead ball ace Aoife Hannon had no trouble converting the free to register Lismore first point. From there on in Lismore picked up the pace and Hannon scored another point from a forty five. Midfielder Shona Curran thundered into the game and was very dominant in midfield winning every battle with her marker.  On the thirteenth minute Curran played in a long ball to Aoife Hannon who buried it to the back on the Silvermines net. Hannon was on fire and scored another point from a forty five.  Caitriona McGlone then registered her first goal for Lismore on the twentieth minute.  At this stage Lismore were seven points up and were dominant all over.  Carey and Mcglone exchanged points. Silvermines then won another free and converted it leaving the half time score 2-04 to 0-04

In the second half Silvermines started off the second half as they did in the first half scoring the first two points before Caitriona McGlone scored a fantastic point from play.  Nicola Morrissey won a free 65 yards out from goal and played the ball into Lismore forward line where half time substitution Sinead Bennett won the ball and buried it into the back of Silvermines net.  Lismore were eight points up and were well on top. Shauna Kiernan showed great composure at centre back while Sarah Coughlan and Shauna Prendergast gave tigerish displays. Silvermines converted two frees and battled hard but just couldn’t breakdown the Lismore defence.  Caitriona McGlone scored Lismore fourth goal putting Lismore nine points ahead.  Silvermines refused to give up putting the Lismore defence under great pressure.  Tanya Morrissey pulled off another fantastic save in the final minutes of the game before Silvermines scored a consolation goal leaving the final score Lismore 4-06 to Silvermines 1-10.

Best for Lismore were Tanya Morrissey, Shauna Prendergast, Sarah Coughlan, Shauna Kiernan, Shona Curran, Sinead Bennett, Caitriona McGlone and Aoife Hannon.

Lismore will play Newcestown (Cork Champions) in the Munster final on November 11^th in a cork venue.

Scorers for Lismore: Aoife Hannon 1-03 (1f, 2 45’), Caithriona McGlone 2-03, Sinead Bennett 1-00

Lismore: Tanya Morrissey; Sarah Coughlan, Shauna Prendergast, Ellen Curran; Aoife Houlihan, Shauna Kiernan, Marie Russell; Shona Curran, Sharon Williams; Ruth Geoghegan, Grainne Kenneally, Nicola Morrissey; Johanna Houlihan, Caithriona McGlone, Aoife Hannon. Sub: 30min Emma Power for Johanna Houlihan, Sinead Bennett for Ruth Geoghegan.

McGlone Double helps Lismore Overcome Silvermines to Earn them a Place in Munster Final

Caithriona McGlone played a big part in Lismore victory over Silvermines on Sunday last scoring 2-03 out of the 4-06 final score in the Munster Semi-final.. Lismore will now play Newcestown Camogie team in the Munster Final on Saturday November 11th.

Throw in for last Sundays Semi Final was at 12 noon in the immaculate Silvermines GAA field. The game was a very intense affair and it was Silvermines who got on the scoresheet in the first minute with a point and another in the second from a 45. Aoife Hannon got Lismore a point on the 4th from a free. It took both teams a while to settle and it was on the 10th minute when Caithriona McGlone got loose and made a deft run towards the Silvermines goal but was closed down by the Silvermines backs, but Caithriona spotted Aoife Hannon to her right and hand passed the ball across and Aoife made no mistake and struck hard to the back of the Silvermines net. This settled the nerves of the Lismore girls and spurred them on. Aoife in the 19th minute scored a point from a 45. A minute later the speedy McGlone got loose once more and ran at the Silvermines backs and landed a whopper to the back of the Mines net .Score at this stage read Lismore 2-03 Silvermines 0-02. Silvermines tagged on two more points and Lismore one more to add to their tally for the remainder of the half . Half time score read Lismore 2-04 Silvermines 0-04..

The second half began with Silvermines coming out of the blocks scoring the 1st two points in the 1st three minutes. The speedy McGlone notched on a point later for Lismore. A minute later a ball that was launched in to the mouth of the Silvermines goal where a scuffle ensued and half time substitute Sinead Bennett pulled on the bobbling ball where it went flying to the back of the net. This did not upset the Silvermines girls and kept on fighting back and kept Lismore scoreless for the next 22 minutes. Caithriona McGlone stepped up to the mark again adding another point to her tally on the 58th minute. 2 minutes after this Aoife Hannon won a ball out on the wing and passed it to Emma Power who spotted Grainne Kenneally running down the middle and swiftly flicked it on to her who flicked it over Caithriona’s marker onto Caithriona’s hurley and once more Bang! to the back of the net. Again Silvermines didn't give up and scored a goal and a point in injury time, but was too little too late for them, ending the score line Lismore 4-06 Silvermines 1-10

Panel; T. Morrissey, S. Coughlan, S. Prendergast, E. Curran, M. Russell, S. Kiernan, A. Houlihan, S. Curran, S. Williams, G. Kenneally,  A. Hannon(1-3), N. Morrissey Cpt., R. Geoghegan, C. McGlone(2-3), J. Houlihan, Substitution; Emma Power for Johanna Houlihan, Sinead Bennett(1-0) for Ruth Geoghegan, Clodagh Walsh for Sharon Williams.

Remainder of Panel; C. Walsh, R. Roche, I. Markiewiz, E. Heneghan, J. Russell, L. Foley, S. O'Keeffe, A. Russell, S. Walsh.

Trainer; Brendan Landers

Selectors; Geraldine Barry and Kate Heneghan

Physical Trainer; Mark McConnell, Physio; Colin Walsh

First Aid; Eilish McGlone

Water/Hurley Carriers; Dylan Conway, Clodagh Landers and Laura Buckley

The "Jim Russell" Memorial 45 card Drive

The Russell family would like to thank all those who supported our card game and raffle and all the numerous sponsors. Also a sincere thanks to Mary Fenton/Morrissey for running the 45 card game and Laura and Willie Roche for letting us sell the raffle tickets outside their premises during the day on Friday. Monies collected will be divided evenly between Crumlin Children’s Hospital and Lismore Camogie Club.

Ballymacarbry Crowned Munster B Ladies Football Champions

Ballymacarbry Senior ladies football team headed to University of Limerick on Sunday last in search of a Munster B title. The last won this title in 2015. Their opponents were Cahir from Tipperary who won their first county final this year. Cahir defeated the Kerry champions Southern Gaels on route to the final while Ballymacarbry had a comprehensive win over the Banner from Clare in their semi final. 

Cahir were first out of the block with a point after 40 seconds however this was to be the only time the led in the game. After 5 minutes Sinead Ryan blasted a goal to the back of the net after a pass from Linda Wall to leave the score 1-0 to 0-1 after 5 minutes.

Ballymac added two further points before the sharp shooter Sinead Ryan added another goal ten minutes into the game to leave the score 2-2 to 0-2 after ten minutes.
Another Ryan got on the score sheet when Michelle Ryan sent the ball crashing to the net after sixteen minutes which was followed by a great point from corner forward Brigita Valuntaite.

Cahir tagged on a few points in the closing quarter of the first half but further points from Michelle and Sinead Ryan and a point from Linda Wall in the first half left the side 3-10 to 0-5 pts at half time. 

Immediately after the break Sinead Ryan became the hat trick hero when she slotted the ball to the back of the Cahir net and five minutes later Aileen Wall putted the game out of Cahirs reach when she split the Cahir defence and raised the fifth green flag for the West Waterford side. 

Cahir fought back with a goal in the 42nd minute when they scored the rebound from a superb save from the Ballymac goalie Lauren Fitzpatrick, they followed this up with another three pointer on the 47th minute. This left the score 5-14 to 2-6.

Mid fielder Kelly Anne Hogan added another point to double her tally for the day with two points from play. Eibhlis Cooney Sinead Ryan added to the Ballymac score sheet before Ballymac introduced some of their up and coming underage stars. Alice Ryan scored 3 superb points from play, Ciara Ryan showed furious work rate while others introduced included Abby Wall, Muireann Boyce and Danielle Hallahan which will provide great experience for these young and talented young girls in the future. 

Treasa McGrath and Maeve Ryan were tenacious in defence with the Waterford trio of Michelle McGrath, Karen McGrath and Mairead Wall solidifying the defence. Laura Mulcahy showed great maturity by limiting Cahir's main threat Aisling Moloney.

The midfield duo of Louise Ryan and Kelly Ann Hogan combined youth and experience well to form a formidable partnership around the middle. Up front the Wall sister Aileen and Linda Wall combined well with Eibhlis Cooney to set up some great attacks. The full forward to trio of Michelle Ryan, Sinead Ryan and Brigita Valuntaite finished with a combined tally 4-18 with Sinead Ryan picking up Player of the Match with a personal tally of 3-9.

Louise Ryan accepted the Munster B Cup. Ballymacarbry now go on to the Munster A Final where they will face Mournabbey of Cork next weekend. 

Ballymacarbry team: Lauren Fitzpatrick, Treasa McGrath, Laura Mulcahy, Maeve Ryan, Mairead Wall, Karen McGrath, Michelle McGrath, Louise Ryan, KellyAnn Hogan (0-2), Linda Wall (0-1), Eibhlis Cooney (0-1), Aileen Wall (1-0), Brigita Valuntaite (0-1), Sinead Ryan (3-9), Michelle Ryan (1-3). Subs: Ciara Ryan, Danielle Hallahan, Abby Wall, Alice Ryan, Muireann Boyce.

Lismore Set For Munster Intermediate Club Semi-Final

Lismore Senior Camogie Team will play in the Munster Intermediate Club Semi-Final on Sunday next October 29th against Tipperary's Intermediate County Champions Silvermines. Throw-in for this game is set for 12 noon in Silvermines GAA Club. We urge all to come out and support the girls as they take part in the Munster Championship.

The Jim Russell Memorial "45 Card Drive"

This year the Jim Russell Memorial "45 Card Drive" is in aid of Lismore Camogie Club and Crumlin Childrens Hospital Dublin .

Entry fee of €10 p.p
Also in house raffle on the night with some Hampers and other numerous prizes to be won.
Please support our camogie girls in their quest for Munster Honours and Crumlin Childrens Hospital as many children in our town were / are being treated for serious sicknesses and illnesses.

This game will take place on this Friday night at 8.30 pm sharp in The Red House Lismore.

Underage Training

Junior/Senior Infants  Wednesdays @6pm-7pm Community Centre

1st/2nd Classes  Wednesdays 5pm-6pm Community Centre

U10/!2 Saturday Mornings @ 10am - 11 am GAA Field

Gailltir Reign Supreme

Gailltir        2-16 De la Salle  0-5

Congratulations to Gailltir who beat De la Salle in the Minor A county final in WIT Carrignore on Sunday last.  This was a repeat of last years county final where De la Salle won on that occasion. De la Salle were going for three in a row but were stopped by a very strong Gailltir team.  It was a great contest and one which the score does not reflect. There were outstanding displays on both sides notably for Gailltir Clodagh Carroll, Kate Lynch, Annie Fitzgerald, Emily Mahony and Aoife Fitzgerald and for De la Salle Abbie Flynn, Niamh Murphy, Colette Hogan, Lucy Hogan and Taylor Healy all stood out.  This is Gailltir first Minor A title since 2006. Player of the match was awarded to Annie Fitzgerald.

Munster Junior Championship Semi Final

An Rinn 0-04  Clanmaurice(Kerry) 2-13

Hard luck to An Rinn who were beaten by a very strong Kerry side.

All Star Nomination and Soaring Star Nomination

Congratulations to Beth Carton and Kaeisha Tobin on been nominated for All Star and Soaring Star.  Beth Carton received Player of the league and was top scorer for Waterford in their senior Championship Campaign.  Kaeisha Tobin received her nomination on her performances in the Junior Championship. In the Wicklow game Kaeisha scored four goals. All stars awards will take place in City West of Saturday 4^th of November.

Fixtures for next week

 Saturday 21^st of October

Under 18B County final

St.Annes vs Clonea

Time and venue to be confirmed

Munster Intermediate Championship Semi Final- 

Sunday 29th of October- 2.30PM

Lismore vs Silvermines

Time and venue to be confirmed.

Waterford Camogie Office

Waterford camogie Office is open every  Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9am to 5pm.  Our office is located in Dungarvan Nissan.  If you have any queries or want to get in contact with us you can do so by contacting Ciara Langan or Joe Cleary on 086 8113531 or John Flood on 087 6684474.  You will also find us on Facebook and Twitter.

No Joy In County Final

Our girls were seeking a three in a row in this age group. This game was played in the WIT Sports Campus Carriganore on Sunday morning 15th October. Played in showery conditions our girls battled bravely throughout from first to final whistle and really put it up to our opponents. Hard luck girls ye showed tremendous attitude, spirit and determination all year round. Heads up and enjoy a well deserved break. We will all look forward to doing it all over again next year.

Panel: Katie O'Keeffe, Lucy Hogan, Taylor Healy, Rachel Butler, Colette Hogan, Niamh Murphy, Chloe Dempsey  (capt), Megan O Connor, Patricia Farrell, Emma Fitzgerald, Abby Flynn,  Holly Ryan. Subs: Clara Boland - Patricia ht,  Rachael Daniels - Emma ht, Charlotte O Loughlin - Holly 45mins.  

Mentors: Derek Healy, Joey Carton, Colin Kinsella & Stewart Murphy. 

Under 13 Blitz

U-13 League blitz group 2 played in Gracedieu on Sat 14th Oct.

DLS win v Tramore and a loss v Butlerstown. 

Butlerstown win v Tramore. Well done to all 3 teams.

Congratulations

Congrats to our Senior Club & County player Beth Carton on her recent  nomination for a Camogie All Star which will be announced next month. Well deserved Beth keep up the good work.

Congrats to our club's Senior Hurlers on reaching the County Final after there fine semi final win v Passage. Best of luck in the County Final to the players and management team. Let's get out and support the team on their big day.

Follow all our camogie clubs daily updates on our Facebook page or on delasallegaa.ie. 

Lismore Senior Girls Back on Track after a Thrilling Encounter with Gaultier in Co. Final

The WIT Arena at Carriganore, Waterford was the venue for this year’s Senior County Final on Saturday last October 8th. A Thrilling game of Camogie was to be expected on the day with both weather conditions and an immaculate venue perfect for such a game and indeed this was the case as both teams served up a great game of Camogie.

Lismore were first out of the blocks with an Aoife Hannon point from a free on the 5th minute followed by a point from Gaultiers Áine Lyng from a free on the 7th. Aoife once again split the posts for Lismore on the 9th and 2 minutes later a point from Gaultier. Both sides played with some great intensity with some great skill being displayed by both teams. Both defending and attacking by both sides kept the scoring tit for tat when one side scored the reply by the other soon after. By the 25th minute it was Gaultier who held the lead by the minimum 6 points to 5 points. On the 29th minute Gaultier were once more on the attack with the Lismore backs under severe pressure and were beaten and a super save pulled off by the brave Tanya Morrissey in goal cleared out to her half back line and was  driven out to be caught by Aoife Hannon who passed to Ruth Geoghegan who passed to Caithriona McGlone who had passed her marker and banged it to the back of the Gaultier net. The whistle was blown for half time leaving the score Lismore 1-5 Gaultier 0-7.

It was Lismore who got on the scoring sheet on the 39th minute from Aoife Hannon, but it was 6 minutes later before Gaultiers Annie Fitzgerald got them on the scoring sheet. Aoife Hannon who was on fine form from placed balls scored on the 45th minute followed by an Áine Lyng free on the 46th. Still the hooking and blocking especially by Sarah Coughlan and Marie Russell kept the Gaultier forwards at bay and found it very hard for them to get a score. Shona Curran scored from mid field on the 51st minute and it was six minutes later before Aine Lyng got her sides third point of the half and three minutes into injury time Aine got their 4th point of the half. Due to many stoppages there was allot of injury time to be played and on the 65th minute Caithriona McGlone once more got passed her marker and struck another whopper passed the Gaultier goalkeeper. But this was still not the end of the Lismore scoring when the back on form Aoife Hannon scored the final point of the game on the 67th minute leaving the score line Lismore 2-10 Gaultier 0-11.

The Senior cup was presented to Lismore Team captain Nicola Morrissey by County Chairperson Ita Murphy. Ita in her speech congratulated both teams for the great game of Camogie and said it was great to see such support. Nicola in her speech thanked all the team panel and backroom team for all the hard work they had put in over the year and all this paid off. She said it was lovely to have the U8s playing at half time and that they are our future stars.

Lismore go to represent the County in the Munster Intermediate Championship which will be played on Saturday 29th of October against the Tipperary Champions, either Cashel or Silvermines as the Tipperary County Final will be played on Saturday next.

Panel; T. Morrissey, S. Coughlan, S. Prendergast, E. Curran, M. Russell, S. Kiernan, A. Houlihan, S. Curran(0-1),S. Williams, G. Kenneally(0-1), A. Hannon(0-7),N. Morrissey Cpt.(0-1),R. Geoghegan, C. McGlone(2-0),J. Houlihan,

Substitution; Emma Power for Johanna Houlihan.

Remainder of Panel; C. Walsh, S. Bennett, R. Roche, I. Markiewiz, E. Heneghan, J. Russell, L. Foley, S. O'Keeffe, A. Russell, S. Walsh.

Trainer; Brendan Landers

Selectors; Geraldine Barry and Kate Heneghan

Physical Trainer; Mark McConnell, Physio; Colin Walsh

First Aid; Eilish McGlone

Water/Hurley Carriers; Dylan Conway, Clodagh Landers and Laura Buckley

Underage Training

Junior/Senior Infants  Wednesdays @6pm-7pm Community Centre

1st/2nd Classes  Wednesdays 5pm-6pm Community Centre

U10/!2 Saturday Mornings @ 10am - 11 am GAA Field

McGlone blasts Lismore to county glory

Caithriona McGlone netted at the end of either half as Lismore regained the county senior camogie title at a jam-packed WIT Arena on Saturday afternoon. After losing last year’s decider, this experienced group of players went to the well again and outfought their youthful opponents.

An action-packed final was in the balance until the renowned goal poacher for club and county stung the roof of the cobwebs a minute into added time. Gailltir closed within a point of the leaders on three occasions during the second half but Brendan Landers’ team dug deep over seven minutes of stoppages. The Lismore boss was also given a red card by referee Liz Dempsey before the hour elapsed.

Dead ball ace Aoife Hannon starred alongside McGlone in the full forward line. Her absence was keenly felt last year. On this occasion, Hannon appeared on the team sheet and stroked over seven points (five frees, a 45 and one from play). Midfielder Shona Curran thundered into the game for the second half and her whole-hearted efforts at both ends inspired the troops. Shauna Kiernan showed composure at centre back while Marie Russell gave a tigerish display. Captain Nicola Morrissey put in an unselfish stint on the wing and constantly showed out in front.

Gailltir’s brightest prospect Annie Fitzgerald illuminated the first half and marked her maiden senior final appearance with six points. She was busy without possession as well and harried the Lismore backs. A late knock lessened her impact in the closing stages. Emma Roche also exerted a considerable influence from number six. Patricia Jackman missed most of the campaign but was sprung from the line after 40 minutes. She couldn’t turn it around from full forward.

The sides were level five times across the first half before McGlone finally escaped the close attentions of the Gailltir defence to fire a shot across Ciara Jackman (1-5 to 0-7).

The free takers dominated the early stages of this final. Aoife Hannon twice traded points with Áine Lyng and Annie Fitzgerald. Against the breeze, Lismore piled on the pressure but couldn’t make headway against a dogged full back unit. With their inside forwards hemmed in, Nicola Morrissey and Grainne Kenneally nailed vital points further afield.

Fitzgerald sparkled throughout the opening thirty minutes and relished the tight exchanges. Emma Roche drilled two balls in her direction and the Déise dual star skated through the Lismore defence to nab two points. The first whizzed over Tanya Morrissey's crossbar. She also converted three frees. On the half hour mark, Hannon and Ruth Geoghegan linked up to release McGlone. Her unstoppable drive to the far corner proved a game changer.

Roche needed attention at the start of the second half but when play resumed McGlone set up Hannon for a point. After another injury delay to patch up Áine Lyng, Fitzgerald dispatched a free into the dressing room goal. On 40 minutes, Gailltir management sent on Patricia Jackman and Clodagh Carroll in a bid to keep hold of their crown. A chop on Sharon Williams allowed Hannon step forward again but Lyng responded immediately. Still only a point to separate them.

A foul on Caithriona McGlone led to another Hannon conversion before Shona Curran drove over an inspirational point on 51 minutes (1-9 to 0-9). A poorly struck free from Annie Fitzgerald veered wide. Lyng assumed dead ball duties after Emer Walsh was carried off and chalked up her third.

In a heated finale, Landers was ordered off the sideline. Gailltir put on four subs and Carroll made it a one-point game yet again. With the next attack, McGlone snuck in behind the cover and finished high and handsomely. Game over. Hannon’s seventh point deep into injury time clinched a fourth county championship in five years and a sixth since 2010.

Scorers for Lismore: Aoife Hannon 0-7 (5fs, 1 45’), Caithriona McGlone 2-0, Grainne Kenneally, Nicola Morrissey, Shona Curran 0-1 each.

Scorers for Gailltir: Annie Fitzgerald 0-6 (4fs), Áine Lyng 0-3 (3fs), Ciara O’Sullivan, Clodagh Carroll 0-1 each.

Lismore: Tanya Morrissey; Sarah Coughlan, Shauna Prendergast, Ellen Curran; Aoife Houlihan, Shauna Kiernan, Marie Russell; Shona Curran, Sharon Williams; Ruth Geoghegan, Grainne Kenneally, Nicola Morrissey; Aoife Hannon, Caithriona McGlone, Johanna Houlihan.

Sub: Emma Power for Johanna Houlihan.

Gailltir: Ciara Jackman; Eilis Cullinane, Margo Heffernan, Claire Dunne; Emily Mahony, Emma Roche, Jenny O’Grady; Shauna Fitzgerald, Ciara O’Sullivan; Kate Lynch, Annie Glavey, Áine Lyng; Emer Walsh, Roisin Flood, Annie Fitzgerald.

Subs: Patricia Jackman for Glavey, Clodagh Carroll for Flood, Leah Sheridan for Cullinane, Áine O’Keeffe for Walsh.

Referee: Liz Dempsey

Tramore Win Junior Final

After falling at the last hurdle in the last year final,  Tramore finally got their hands on junior silverware following a hard fought battle with Clonea at Carriganore. Second half goals by Sally Kelly and  Kate Marie Hearne proved significant in this contest. Player of the hour corner forward Sally Kelly worked her socks off.  Lively pair Abbie Dunphy and Clara Griffin also stood out on the winning side.

Clonea opted  to play with the breeze in the first half.  However it was Tramore who registered the first five points without reply.  Aoife Fleming then scored a goal from a 45metre free.  There some great passages of play with both defences on top. Aoife Fleming who was in flying form registered another point on the twentieth minute and twenty fifth minute.  Sally Kelly and Niamh Walsh scored two points from play just before the half time whistle leaving the half time score Clonea 1-02 Tramore 0-07.

In the second half both teams battled really hard.  Two evenly matched sides saw great passages of play. Clonea Aoife Fleming was on fire and scored another goal from a long range free.  Shortly after Orla Flynn scored a fantastic point from play.  Clonea were two points up at this stage.  Tramore were awarded a penalty on the twenty fifth minute and Emma Norris pulled off a fantastic save.  It looked at this stage that the game would end in a draw.  However Tramore had other plans and retaliated with three unanswered points from Sally Kelly, Saoirse English and Kate Marie Hearne.  In the final minutes Kate Marie Hearne scored a great goal to put the game out of sight for Clonea.  Outstanding Keely Barry Corbett tried really hard to bring her side back into with several bursts winning several balls in the midfield area.  Despite the best efforts of Clonea they failed to register any scores in the final five minutes. Best for Tramore on the day were Abbie Dunphy, Saoirse O’Brien, Clara Griffin, Niamh Walsh and Sally Kelly.  Best for Clonea were Aoife Fleming and Keeley Corbett Barry. Tramore will now play intermediate grade in 2018.  Joint Captains Majella Pollard and Niamh Walsh  collected the trophy for the worthy victors.

Tramore: Shannon Acheson; Sally Jacob, Leah Barry, Muireann Cuddihy, Abbie Dunphy; Catherine Power, Saoirse O’Brien, Clara Griffin, Kristen Farrell, Niamh Walsh 0-01; Donna Cowman, Tara Power 0-01, Kate Ohle, Kate Marie Hearne (1-01) Sally Kelly (1-07) Saoirse English 0-01. Jessica Dobbyn, Masha Power, Chloe Kinsella, Áine Mullins, Emma Barry, Eimear Gallagher, Sarah Power, Denise Davin.

Clonea:  Emma Norris, Emer Walsh, Emma Wall, Aoife Hahessey, Ciara Hahessey, Kate Hahessey, Eileen Fitzpatrick(Capt)Keeley Corbett Barry, Aisling Hahessey, Beth Norris, Heather Hayes, Orla Flynn 0-01, Aoife Fleming 2-02 , Ciara Dunphy, Niamh Cahill, Róisín Cahill, Emily Keane, Elaine O’Connell, Claddagh Power, Lauren Galvin, Michaela Houlihan, Marie Fogarty, Ruth Walsh, Sophie Ryan.

County Final Attendance:

A big thank you to all who attended our county finals. It was our biggest attendance ever with both stands full to capacity. The support for our game is growing and to you all thank you! Well done to all teams today on two fantastic games. Big Congratulations to Lismore and Tramore on winning their respective titles.

All Star Nomination and Soaring Star Nomination

Congratulations to Beth Carton and Kaiesha Tobin on been nominated for All Star and Soaring Star.  Beth Carton received Player of the league and was top scorer for Waterford in their senior Championship Campaign.  Kaiesha Tobin received her nomination on her performances in the Junior Championship. In the Wicklow game Kaiesha scored four goals.

Fixtures for next week

 Saturday 30^th of September

Under 18A County final

Gailltir vs.  De la Salle

Time and venue to be confirmed

Munster Junior Championship Semi Final- 

Sunday 15^th of October- 2.30PM

An Rinn vs. Clanmaurice (Kerry Champions)

Venue: An Rinn GAA

Waterford Camogie Office

Waterford Camogie Office is open every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9am to 5pm.  Our office is located in Dungarvan Nissan.  If you have any queries or want to get in contact with us you can do so by contacting Ciara Langan or Joe Cleary on 086 8113531 or John Flood on 087 6684474.  You will also find us on Facebook and Twitter.