Malachy Clerkin: Let’s get the kids playing sport, any sport
Malachy Clerkin: Nothing broadens your sporting horizons like the Paralympics and our national sporting organisations should be wary of becoming complacent or defensive
Malachy Clerkin: Nothing broadens your sporting horizons like the Paralympics and our national sporting organisations should be wary of becoming complacent or defensive
Inspirational Cork Player of the Match Ashling Thompson in win over Galway confirms she will be staying involved to aid county's three-in-a-row push
In 1956 Cork’s contesting of three All-Ireland finals was complicated by a polio epidemic – they lost all three finals
Hundreds gather on Leeside to welcome home All-Ireland winning Cork senior and intermediate camogie teams
Leesiders score last three points of scintillating senior camogie decider to earn record 30th title
Rebels bench makes all the difference with three match-winning scores coming from subs
Closing stages of the contest were dominated by Donie Daly’s Cork side, at both ends of the field
Laois led for most of the game but should have made more hay from their early dominance
Galway camogie team hoping to avoid a third All-Ireland final defeat for the county in as many weeks
Kilkenny star Danielle Morrissey was involved in three losing squads at senior level but is now hoping to help the Cats to victory in the All-Ireland intermediate final against Cork
Sorcha McCartan brings a unique threat to the Cork attack but Galway will rely on the prolific Niamh Mallon as a counterbalance
Galway captain Róisín Black hopes defeat to Cork earlier this year will stand to side in All-Ireland final
Trinity’s assistant librarian is delighted with life in the capital after moving from Minnesota - apart from the Dublin Bus service
Defending champions Cork were in cruise control as they dispatched Dublin but Tipperary ran Galway in dramatic finish
Galway through to the All-Ireland senior camogie semi-final, where they will play Tipperary
All Star full forward hits seven points as Dublin reach last four for first time in seven years
Round-up: Defending champions see off previously unbeaten Galway to book semi-final slot
As she continues to triumph over adversity, the Waterford camogie player has her sights set on a medal that would earn her a place in history
Camogie: Dublin on the brink of a spot in the last six after victory at Parnell Park
Cathal Murray felt Galway had to shake off some rust before edging out Dublin 0-17 to 1-11
Cork open All-Ireland defence with win over Wexford; Kilkenny ease past Limerick
Dublin player believes players should have the option of wearing shorts
Premier County break lock of Cork, Galway and Kilkenny on the sport’s major titles reaching back to 2012
Camogie is resilience, it is team work and it is just fun. It’s fake tan, bruised legs and hair bands. And it’s also women still being told what they can and can’t wear
Many camogie players find the mandated skirt-short hybrids restricting, but it seems they’ll be stuck wearing them until 2027 at least
Aisling Groarke trains six days a week with Dublin club and recalls times when ‘basic things’ in facilities for women players were missing
Two motions put to Congress attempted to overhaul regulations requiring players to wear skort, but matter can now not be revisited until 2027
Tipperary in line for a first appearance in a senior national camogie decider since 2009
A late goal by Eimear McGrath secures victory over All-Ireland champions Cork
Camogie round-up: McGrath scores 3-7 of Tipp’s 3-10 in win; Cork beat Waterford and Kilkenny too strong for Clare
Amalgamation with the Camogie Association and the Ladies Gaelic Footballers Association by 2027 set to top the 41st GAA president’s agenda
If there is to be any hold-up – and everyone involved swears that won’t happen – it’s not going to affect the reality of the process
Players played under protest until July last year due to the lack of charter dealing with issues such as expenses
The amalgamated association will operate under the GAA name and ultimately have one president and one director general
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
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