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Clare FM 17th May 2021 Clare’s camogie boss is confident his side are making steady progress after their opening round of the National Camogie League. A spirited Banner effort just came up short with three Galway goals in the opening half proving crucial in a 3-11 to 0-15 win. Clare now take on Limerick next weekend where only a win will keep their hopes of making the knockout stages alive. Clonlara’s Ger O’Connell feels there are plenty positives to take from the game Clare’s junior side also lost their first round game as Limerick ran out winners by 2-16 to 2-10 in Divis...

Littlewoods Ireland Camogie League round-up May 15, 2021 Compiled by Daragh Ó Conchúir A brace of goals from skipper Amy O’Connor allied to a power-packed performance by Chloe Sigerson enabled Cork to keep Tipperary at bay in their opening Division 1 Group 2 tie at Páirc Uí Chaoimh, as the Littlewoods Camogie League got under way.  All-Ireland champions Kilkenny were workmanlike in overcoming a Dublin side under new manager Adrian O’Sullivan in Group 3 in Callan, while Group 1’s Atlantic Coast derby saw Clare give League titleholders Galway a huge fright before giving best in Athen...

A brace of goals from skipper Amy O'Connor allied to a power-packed performance by Chloe Sigerson enabled Cork to keep Tipperary at bay in their opening Division 1 Group 2 tie at Páirc Uí Chaoimh, as the Littlewoods Camogie League got under way. All-Ireland champions Kilkenny ground out a win against a Dublin side under new manager Adrian O’Sullivan in Group 3 in Callan, while Group 1’s Atlantic Coast derby saw Clare give League titleholders Galway a huge fright before giving best in Athenry. Tipp had booked a place in the League decider last year before the competition unfortunately fe...

Kilkenny, Cork and Galway all recorded opening-day victories in Division 1, with 41-357 scored across 16 fixtures.

Clare FM 10th March 2021 The co-manager of the Clare junior camogie side is praising three of last year’s cohort who’ve been called up to the senior side in 2021. Kilmaley duo Sarah Ni Cheallaigh and Caoimhe Carmody, along Kilkshen/Bodyke’s Caoimhe Kelly, will make the step up to Ger O Connell’s side for this campaign. The junior side are hopeful of being given the green light to pursue a championship season this year after 2020’s series was cut short because of public health restrictions. CONTINUE READING BELOW Co-manager Ann Marie McGann, who will again take charge of...