Cork captain, Rachel Harty made no bones about how disappointed she was by the general level of her team’s performance when they needed a phenomenal injury-time equaliser by Cliona O’Leary from a 70m free to snatch a draw in the Very Camogie League Division 2B final last weekend and the Rebels certainly found an extra gear to be successful in today’s replay, making no mistake to record a 2-15 to 0-13 triumph over Kilkenny at The Ragg.
The start of the Munster Senior Hurling Championship will be watched with interest this weekend, with many predicting it’s already a done deal, such was the ease at which Limerick recently won the league title, but it’s rarely that simple.
A gutsy second-half performance saw Clare chisel out a 0-9 to 1-5 victory over old rivals Antrim to win the Very Camogie League Division 3B final at Conneff Park in Clane but Cork and Kilkenny must face off again after more than an hour of action failed to separate them in the Division 2B decider at the Clonmel Commercial GAA grounds.
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Meet the Kilkenny players chasing camogie All-Ireland glory
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The Kilkenny senior camogie team will be chasing the county s 14th All-Ireland title when they take on Galway in Saturday s final );
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Saturday promises to be a big day for the Kilkenny senior camogie team as they chase All-Ireland glory.
The Cats will take on defending champions Galway in the race for the O Duffy Cup. Although the coronavirus means supporters can t attend the game, the action from Croke Park will be broadcast live on RTÉ 2 (throw-in 7pm).
Here are the players who will be bidding to win the county s 14th senior title: