Darren Kelly and Niamh Kindlon return with the football magazine show looking ahead to the currentaccount.ie All-Ireland Senior Club Football Final.

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Darren and Niamh return with the football magazine show.  They look at the latest news including paying their respects to Aisling Murphy, the open return of inter county teams to training, massive news in Leinster as the GAA & LGFA create a double header, Sue Ramsbottom on Laochra Gael, the National League, Coaching Officers at every club and much more.

And we preview this Saturday's currentaccount.ie All-Ireland Senior Club Football Final.  Cork's Mourneabbey are chasing a third consecutive crown while Galway's Kilkerrin/Clonberne seek to end an near 40-year wait for that county to win the Dolores Tyrell Cup.

Darren and Niamh go through what to expect and who they think will be crowned champions.

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This week's special guest on THE  FAIR GREEN is Cork camogie star ASHLING THOMPSON.

Ashling joins Darren Kelly to talk about the journey her club Milford made from being founded 25 years ago, to their three All-Ireland successes in Croke Park.  We chat about starting out, her parents, Mental Health and the importance of Frank Flannery in her life.

As expected Paudie and Davy get a mention.  Ashling chats about her Cork career from moving up the ranks with the colleges, breaking into the red set-up, the honour of being named captain, the games that got away, why stepping away in 2019 was the right move and why she's enjoying her camogie now.

And she also names her 'Fantastic Four.'

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SportsDaz are making changes to their schedule this year. If you want to become the main sponsor for one of our midweek shows (The Third Half, The Fair Green, SportsDaz Camogie or SportsDaz Football), contact Darren at [email protected]

Also, if you’d like to sponsor your county’s weekend coverage in camogie or football, also get in contact with Darren.

Darren Kelly and Killian Whelan present the review show this week looking back on all the weekend's action and focusing in on the Munster Senior Camogie Final.

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Since last week's edition of SportsDaz Camogie was recorded, Galway camogie announced a €250,000 sponsorship agreement with Westerwood Global.  Darren and Killian talk about this announcement and what it can mean for camogie, GAA and women's sport in general.

We also chat about Clanmaurice completing five-in-a-row in Munster Junior, wins for Derrylaughan and Oran in Ulster and Connacht, Ulster camogie's poor promotion of the Junior quarter-final between Eoghan Rua and Laragh United, and why are St. Rynagh's playing intermediate following their 9-12 to 0-4 demolition of Celbridge.

Then, we look back at Saturday's AIB Munster Senior Camogie Final as Mairead Scanlon's late goal gave Clare's Scariff/Ogonnelloe victory over Tipperary's Drom & Inch.  Killian feels they have an opportunity in the All-Ireland semi-final but Darren needs more convincing.

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SportsDaz are making changes to their schedule this year.  If you want to become the main sponsor for one of our midweek shows (The Third Half, The Fair Green, SportsDaz Camogie or SportsDaz Football), contact Darren at [email protected]

Also, if you'd like to sponsor your county's weekend coverage in camogie or football, also get in contact with Darren.

Darren Kelly and Killian Whelan are back looking at the 2020 AIB provincial club championships.

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Darren and Killian look back on the news and pay their respects to the late Ashling Murphy, the former Kilcormac Killoughey player who was murdered last week.

We look back at All-Ireland victories for St. Rynagh's and Raharney; and the reponses to their 2020 defeat by Gailltír and Clanmaurice.

The National League is around the calendar; the fixtures have been amended; Galway camogie and Supermacas are no more; and we congratulate some of this year's county volunteer award winneers.

And our feature match is the Munster Senior Camogie Final - we preview the meeting of defending champions Drom & Inch (Tipperary) and 2019 winners Scariff/Ogonnelloe (Clare).

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SPORTSDAZ is increasing our coverage in 2022, at both local and national level.

If you’d like to sponsor our coverage of your county, or become the main advertiser for one of our main shows (SportsDaz Camogie or SportsDaz Football, then contact Darren at [email protected]

This week's special guest on THE FAIR GREEN is Carlow footballer CLIODHNA NÍ SHÉ.

Cliodhna chats about her Carlow career and how close they've come over the last couple of years.

We look back on her debut, starting out with both Bennekerry/Tinryland and Carlow, seven county finals and leaving for the All-Stars after their mors recent success.

Cliodhna also discusses her family's influence, returning to her school, and she names her 'Fantastic Four.'

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SPORTSDAZ is increasing our coverage in 2022, at both local and national level.

If you'd like to sponsor our coverage of your county, or become the main advertiser for one of our main shows (SportsDaz Camogie or SportsDaz Football, then contact Darren at [email protected]

This week's special guest on THE FAIR GREEN is Wexford's All-Ireland winning corner back SINÉAD FURLONG.

The Buffers Alley defender talks about their All-Ireland Premier Junior success over Armagh in Croke Park, the turnaround in the county's fortunes in recent years, 2022 ambitions but personally and for Wexford, being denied thier chance to compete in 2020, and the honour of being named SportsDaz Camogie Player of the Year.

Sinéad also talks about starting out in the game, the inspirational team from 2007 to 2012, having her hero Catherine O'Loughlin join the club, missing out on a Féile trip to Derry, Coiste na nÓg, Armagh and Croke Park.

And she also names her 'Fantastic Four.'

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This week's special guest on THE FAIR GREEN is Monaghan star attacker CORA COURTNEY.

The Donaghmoyne player talks overcoming Bredagh and the upcoming All-Ireland semi-final, starting out with both club and county, what motivates Donaghmoyne and how the injection of youth are encouraged to work hard, losing to Ballyboden in 2005, and how they should have more than their five All-Irelands.

Cora talks about Monaghan and the disappointment of 2021, injury which captain in 2019, their rivalry with Cork and how close they came to All-Ireland success, the sweetness of two club wins against Donaghmore and Mourneabbey, and her decision to step away in 2022.

And she also names her 'Fantastic Four.'

**(this interview was recorded before Kilkerrin/Clonberne were confirmed as Donaghmoyne's All-Ireland semi-final opponents in January 2022)**

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This week's special guest on THE FAIR GREEN is Kildare camogie legend SUSIE O'CARROLL.

The star attacker discusses Celbridge's recent double Leinster Final appearances, Kildare 2021 and the talent pool coming through, starting out in the game, the early love for soccer and taking the camogie journey onto the inter county stage.

We talk about starting out for Kildare and winning national silverware, a new team coming together  to reach Croke Park and deliver an All-Ireland title, the 2015 intermediate decider agianst Waterford and what might have been had they achieved, winning Ashbourne Cups with UCD, playing for Ireland, the growth of the game in the east midlands, and how retirement came about.

And she also names her 'Fantastic Four.'

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Darren Kelly and Killian Whelan present a SportsDaz Camogie special from UPMC Nowlan Park, Kilkenny at the 2020 AIB All-Ireland Senior Final.

Wexford's Oulart The Ballagh beat Galway's Sarsfields 4-8 to 2-9 to win a third All-Ireland title since 2012.

Darren and Killian set the scene in Kilkenny before giving their thoughts on what transpired in the long awaited biggest day of the camogie calendar.

And we get post match reaction from Ursula Jacob, Úna and Mary Leacy, Colin Sunderland and Stacey Kehoe.

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Darren Kelly and Killian Whelan look ahead to the 2020 AIB All-Ireland Senior Club Camogie Final

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Darren and Killian review the latest news including dialogue in Westmeath regarding Cusack Park hosting county final, Pauline McCarthy delivers another huge performance in Limerick, new managers in Down and Dublin's intermediates, and scoreboards not working in Edenderry.

We chat to Sarsfields and Oulart The Ballagh respective forwards Siobhán McGrath and Shauna Sinnott about Saturday's big game.  And we preview the 2020 AIB All-Ireland Senior Club Camogie Final.

And we also review last weekend's semi-finals that saw Tipperary's Drom & Inch and Derry's Slaughtneil exit the competition.

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