Cork moved into the quarter-finals of the GAA Football Senior Championship for the seventh straight season soon after a 12-point defeat of Down in a one-sided Round 4 Qualifier at Croke Park on Sunday.
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For over a century, the sport of camogie has played a central role in the lives of young Irish women.
While camogie hasn’t always been at the forefront of the Irish sporting psyche in general, it has nevertheless remained vital for many and today there is a renewed sense of confidence as a growing member base both in Ireland and abroad, look to the future with ambition and purpose.
In today’s podcast, GaelicSportsCast speaks with Camogie President, Joan O’Flynn – herself a former emigrant in London – about the organisations ambitions and future hopes for the sport.
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St Gabriels London
Last weekend in Ruislip, London County Hurling Champion’s St Gabriels after suffering an early defeat to Robert Emmetts, who they beat in the 2009 County Final, rediscovered their winning ways on Saturday when running out seven point winners over ‘Emmetts in the Ryan Cup semi final. In men’s football on Sunday in the Tipperary Cup, St Brendans managed to trump Tara but only after a great battle and a narrow one point win. Meanwhile, London football kingpins Tir Chonaill Gaels went down in a surprise loss to St Kiernans. Here to report on the games is London GAA Chairperson, Tommy Harrell.
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