Waterford are once again going to have an
interest in this year’s Munster Intermediate Camogie Club Final after Gailltir overcame
the challenge of a strong Blackrock side in the Munster Semi Final played at
the WIT Sports Campus in Carriganore on Saturday afternoon last.
In the Munster final they will play the Tipperary
champions who will come from Drom & Inch or Nenagh who will play in the
county final in the premier county this Saturday at noon with the game going
ahead at the Tipperary Camogie Grounds at The Ragg.
Despite scoring first in this game Gailltir
for much of the first quarter of this game as the Cork champions raced into a
three point lead, but once the Barony ladies found their feed in the final ten
minutes of this game, there was no turning back for them.
Kate Lynch got the side in Sky Blue Shirts
off to a terrific start in this game as she goaled inside a minute of the game
starting thanks to some brilliant work by Áine Lyng and Trish Jackman in the
build up.
The lead however was a short lived one as the
dangerous Grace Mulqueen quickly cancelled out the lead with a goal for the
Cork side.
And when Hayley Ryan followed up with a brace
of frees and Kate Leneghan added points things were starting to not look good
for the newly crowned Déise champions.
Áine Lyng had an attempt for goal foiled by
Clodagh Coughlan on the quarter of an hour mark, but the home side in their
next attempt for goal this time made no mistake as Trish Jackman blasted to the
net on 21 minutes.
The same player followed up with a brace of
points to give her side a 2-2 to 1-3 lead and when Áine Lyng followed up with a
brace the signs were now looking as if it was going to be Gailltir’s day.
The Barony Ladies would turn about with a
five (2-5 to 1-3) point lead when Trish Jackman brought her tally to 1-3 for
the afternoon.
Gailltir started the second half as they had
ended the first as Trish Jackman put over another brace of scores to stretch
her sides lead to seven, but it was back down to five by the end of the third
quarter when Katyln Hickey and Michelle Murphy split the posts.
Kate Lynch added a point on 47 minutes and
Trish Jackman found the range again on 52 after some good work by Shauna
Fitzgerald.
The visitors added points on 54 and 57
minutes to draw them within five points of Gailltir who recently celebrated in
style their first County Final win since 2008, but with time running out it was
goals that the Cork side needed.
The home side added the final score of the
game late on through Áine Lyng.
A 2-10 to 1-7 victory was a good win for
Gailltir in this game and from what was seen of them here, they will give
either Drom & Inch or Nenagh plenty to think about in the coming weeks.
Gailltir: Ciara Jackman; Áine
O’Keeffe, Clara Hogan, Claire Dunne; Aileen Cummins, Sally O’Grady, Sinead
Cunningham; Emma Roche, Shauna Fitzgerald; Annie Glavey, Áine Lyng, Trish
Jackman; Roisin Flood, Eilis Cullinane, Kate Lynch. Subs: Emer Walsh for Roisin Flood, Fiona Conroy for Eilis
Cullinane.
Scorers: Trish Jackman 1-6
(0-2f, 0-1 ’45), Kate Lynch 1-1, Áine Lyng 0-3.
Blackrock: Clodagh Coughlan;
Teresa Cummins, Aoife McCurtain, Clodagh O’Keeffe; Roisin de Faoite, Carol
Ryan, Áine Kearney; Kate O’Brien, Kate Leneghan; Katlyn Hickey, Sorcha Broderick,
Anne Farrell; Michelle Murphy, Hayley Ryan, Grace Mulqueen. Subs: Sarah Carroll for Kate O’Brien,
Margaret Moynihan for Sarah Carroll.
Scorers: Hayley Ryan 0-4
(4f), Grace Mulqueen 1-0, Michael Murphy, Kate Leneghan, Katlyn Hickey (f) 0-1
each.
Referee: Philip Dee
(Limerick)
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