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Irish Independent
5 days ago
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- Irish Independent
Wicklow camogie Chair empathises with Louth after 48-point drubbing
Wicklow Camogie Chairperson Ciarán Goff cut an understanding figure on Saturday afternoon. His county had walloped Louth by 48 points in a game that concluded the group stage of the All-Ireland Premier Junior Championship and doubled up as a Leinster final, but he was mindful of what Louth have been through in 2025. Hammerings such as this one have been the rule rather than the exception for the Wee County. But it's not as if Wicklow are considered one of Ireland's strongest camogie counties themselves, and Goff reminded The Wicklow People and The Bray People that you don't have to go back too far to find difficult days for his county. The important thing is to continue striving to move forward, and Wicklow have done that in reaching the last four of the All-Ireland Premier Junior Championship.
Irish Independent
16-05-2025
- Sport
- Irish Independent
Wicklow camogie issues countywide survey to players for thoughts on skorts
The results will inform how Wicklow delegates vote on the issue at Special Congress on May 22 Wicklow People Today at 02:30 The Wicklow Camogie county board is surveying players to get their opinions ahead of a Special Congress vote on May 22 – a vote which will decide if players can have a choice between wearing shorts or skorts. Last Sunday's Leinster Junior Final between Louth and Wicklow was postponed until after that May 22. According to Wicklow captain Casey Kelly, both teams had agreed to line out in shorts, not skorts, contrary to current Camogie Association rules. Kelly told this newspaper that the players would have refused to play if asked to wear skorts.
Irish Independent
28-04-2025
- Sport
- Irish Independent
Muireann's magic drives Wicklow Minors to All-Ireland camogie title win against Tyrone
Wicklow 5-8 Tyrone 1-8 What a week for Wicklow Camogie! Seven days after being crowned Eir All-Ireland U16 C champions, the Minors repeated the feat, winning the Electric Ireland Minor C All-Ireland Final in Kinnegad, defeating Tyrone 5-8 to 1-8. Muireann 'Doc' Darcy, drove the first of her 3-2 from play to the net in the opening minute in what would be the Electric Ireland player of the match performance.
