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Dedication The Key Ingredient For Kerry Camogie Team

Apr 9, 2026 13:28
By brendan
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Dedication The Key Ingredient For Kerry Camogie Team
REPRO FREE ***PRESS RELEASE NO REPRODUCTION FEE*** EDITORIAL USE ONLY Centra Camogie Leagues Finals Preview, Kilkenny Castle, Co. Kilkenny 31/3/2026 The Camogie Association is set for the 2026 Centra Camogie League finals across a thrilling weekend of action on 11th and 12th April. Following weeks of high-intensity competition across all five divisions, the race for silverware is reaching a climax. Mayo have already secured the Division 3B title with victory over Monaghan. The Division 2A (Kerry vs Meath) and Division 3A (Armagh vs Roscommon) Finals will take place on Saturday, 11th April, and will be live on the Camogie Association’s YouTube channel. Attention will then turn to UPMC Nowlan Park, Kilkenny on Sunday, 12th April for the Division 1B (Clare vs Dublin) and Division 1A (Waterford vs Galway) finals, live on RTÉ Television. Adding to what promises to be a memorable occasion on Nore-side, Allie Sherlock, one of Ireland’s most influential young artists, with a multi-million strong global social following, will perform live at half-time during the Division 1A final, bringing an extra layer of excitement and celebration to an already landmark day for players and supporters alike. In the build-up to finals weekend, the Camogie Association and Centra brought together players from the eight competing counties for a preview event in Kilkenny. The Centra Camogie Leagues, celebrating 50 years of competition in 2026, continue to showcase the very best of a sport defined by speed, skill, athleticism and deep community pride. From established powerhouses to emerging contenders, this year’s competition has once again underlined the strength and depth of camogie nationwide. Kerry’s Aoife Fitzgerald with Meath’s Leah Devine Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Morgan Treacy

A trophy is within reach for the Kerry Camogie team this weekend.

 

The Kingdom women take on Meath in the Centra Camogie Division 2 League Final.

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Banagher is the location for the decider at 3.30pm on Saturday.

 

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Radio Kerry’s Mike O’Halloran asked Kerry coach Aidan Boyle about the levels of dedication from the panel throughout the campaign…

Kerry camogie coach Jerry Wallace says the training numbers have been a strong reason for their performances this season…

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We'll have live commentary of Kerry versus Meath in the Centra Camogie Division 2 Final from 3.30 on Saturday.

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