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Limerick referee Donnacha O'Callaghan I PICTURE: Sportsfile
LIMERICK referee Donnacha O'Callaghan will be the man in the middle for Sunday's Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Camogie Final between Kerry and Offaly.
The game in Croke Park has a 3pm start and will be live on RTE television.
The Feohanagh-Castlemahon man is a familiar face in the Limerick club GAA and camogie scene.
Since 2014 he has refereeed at every level in Limerick and has officiated at Munster GAA and national level in hurling, football and camogie.
Last year he had the whistle for the Munster MFC final, the McGrath Cup final and the Irish Wire Limerick SFC final.
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He also referee the county senior football final in 2021 and the county senior hurling final in 2017.
Already in 2025, the Knockaderry Camogie club member refereed the quarter-final of the All-Ireland intermediate camogie championship and the All-Ireland U23 camogie semi-final.
On Sunday, O'Callaghan's umpires will be Mungret St Pauls trio Donie Browne, Joe Browne and Seamus Hayes, along with Mike Maloney of Caherline.
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