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SportsDaz Camogie (Thursday, 16th June 2022)
Darren Kelly & Killian Whelan present the magazine show looking at the Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship
Schedule:
We look back at all the main talking points over the last week. Clare are not happy about playing Saturday with their hurlers in Thurles, Wexford are on the search for a new chairperson, cruciate injuries take out the Doyle sisters in Kilkenny and we look back at last week's action in the senior championship.
The first of our featured games this is the must-win clash of Wexford and Tipperary on Saturday (2pm Bellefield, Enniscorthy). How good were Wexford after their win over Clare? Can Bill Mullaney inspire his Tipperary charges again? The loser of this game could be out of the championship.
And the same can be said for our second fixture as Clare host Dublin the same day (5pm Cusack Park). The Banner have just one point from three games but there is a pathway to the quarter-finals. In contrast, Dublin are coming in under the radar and sit quietly in third place ready to pounce.
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Darren Kelly & Killian Whelan present the magazine show looking at the Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship
Schedule:
We look back at all the main talking points over the last week. Clare are not happy about playing Saturday with their hurlers in Thurles, Wexford are on the search for a new chairperson, cruciate injuries take out the Doyle sisters in Kilkenny and we look back at last week's action in the senior championship.
The first of our featured games this is the must-win clash of Wexford and Tipperary on Saturday (2pm Bellefield, Enniscorthy). How good were Wexford after their win over Clare? Can Bill Mullaney inspire his Tipperary charges again? The loser of this game could be out of the championship.
And the same can be said for our second fixture as Clare host Dublin the same day (5pm Cusack Park). The Banner have just one point from three games but there is a pathway to the quarter-finals. In contrast, Dublin are coming in under the radar and sit quietly in third place ready to pounce.
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