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Laurel Hill Coláiste camogie squad that will play their All-Ireland senior semi-final this weekend
LAUREL HILL Coláiste have had huge success recently with their camogie team reaching an All-Ireland senior B semi-final.
Their camogie team will play have their All-Ireland semi-final this weekend, which will be played on Saturday, January 27 at 1pm in Clonlara GAA pitch.
In the semi-final Laurel Hill will face St. Raphael’s of Loughrea, who bring a huge tradition of Galway camogie with them. They have won several All-Ireland titles as a school in the 90’s.
Along the way they have beaten Tulla in the Munster semi and Loreto Fermoy in the Munster final.
Speaking about the achievement of reaching an All-Ireland camogie semi-final one of the coaching staff Kay Walsh stated "This is a huge achievement given that we are a small school, and our own camogie team is only in existence since 2020 (previously we were joined with Laurel Hill Secondary).
"We have players from a big spread of clubs in both Limerick and Clare, indeed they often compete against each other at county level!"
Laurel Hill Coláiste Camogie Squad: Sinead de Brún (Crecora), Ella Schasser (Adare), Emily Nic an tSeaca (Adare), Sadhbh Ní Shiúrtáin (Parteen-Meelick), Caoilfhionn Ní Fhiacháin Ní Dhuibhir (St. Ailbe’s), Órla Ní Riain (St. Ailbe’s), Aisling Ní Annáin (Truagh), Aoibhín Ní Mhearáin (Truagh), Poppy Nic Giolla tSeanáin (Adare), Aeibhín Ní Uallacháin (Adare), Saoirse Ní Chathasaigh (Ahane), Sinéad Ní Riain (St. Ailbe’s), Sarah Ní Fhreagaile (Croagh-Kilfinny), Laura Southern (Monaleen), Caitlin Ní Riain (Na Piarsaigh), Maeve de Brún (Crecora), Moya Ní Lorcáin (Truagh), Eibhlín Ní Hiorbaird (Na Piarsaigh), Ava nic Gabhann (Na Piarsaigh), Emily nic Cormaic (Truagh), Alannah Ní Cathaláin (St. Ailbe’s), Kathy Ní Chruadhlaoich (Adare), Rachel Ní Loinsigh (Mungret St. Paul’s), Maud Nic Niocláis (Na Piarsaigh), Clodagh Nic an Adhstair (Mungret St. Paul’s), Ellie Ní Chonchúir (Ahane), Anna-Rose Nic Bhinéid (Na Piarsaigh), Eimear Ní Naoináin (Bruff), Aoife Ní Chiardha (Mungret St. Paul’s)
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