It began on Monday night with a brilliant win in Limerick, and it continues until Sunday with the senior hurlers playing Clare in what could be a season-defining game in Ennis.
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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With the hurling championship not due to get underway until 23 April, the focus this week is very much on camogie with 3 Cork teams involved in big games, 2 of them league finals.