Last season saw Tipperary defeated in the All-Ireland semi-finals against eventual winners Galway, as the Premier County's wait for a first All-Ireland since 2004 goes on.

Cork were favourites heading into the clash last August in Croke Park, as they were in search of their third straight O'Duffy Cup.

Sitting in the stadium as Kerry were defeated in the Intermediate final, O'Leary said she was “heartbroken” for her old teammates and vowed to return this season.

While proud of her teammates and county, it was a challenging year for the Galway woman, who is on the road to recovery following an ACL injury.

The Tribe's Aoife Donohue was crowned the senior player of the year.

Carlow’s Myshall Camogie Club hosted the inaugural Olivia ‘Oli’ Jordan Memorial Tournament on Saturday, with all the proceeds going to the Éist Cancer Support Centre.

Aoife Donohue put in a player of the match performance to help Galway win their first title since 2021, and go one better after final defeat to Cork last season.

There was only one point separating the sides after the final whistle, with Cork on 1-13 and Galway on 1-14.

One player who will not feature on the pitch that day is Áine Keane due to injury.

Galway will be looking for a repeat of last year’s tumultuous semi-final, in which they snatched the pass to an All-Ireland final from Tipperary’s grasp in dramatic fashion.

Earlier, Meath dethroned Kerry in the first semi-final.

Tipperary came out on top against Kilkenny on Sunday with a scoreline of 1-22 to 0-19.

Hannah Tyrrell struck 1-5 at Parnell Park on Saturday afternoon as Dublin pulled off a convincing victory.

Niamh Rockett made history with the Déise as they recorded their first ever senior championship victory over Kilkenny in Nowlan Park on May 31st.

98% of delegates present voted for the rights of players to choose between shorts or skorts

Niamh Tallon told Newstalk that the postponement could have repercussions.

Dublin and Kilkenny almost saw their Leinster semi-final last Saturday cancelled by the referee after both sets of players emerged from the dressing room and stood for the national anthem wearing shorts.

The 30 players wore shorts instead of skorts, which the inter-county camogie players must wear while playing.

Bray Wanderers could secure a return to the top flight for the first time since 2018.

Cork claimed eight All-Star awards in total, while the Glen Dimplex Senior All-Ireland Championship runners-up, Galway, won five All-Stars.

One of Myshall’s finest every players was introduced into the final late last year when the holders beat Naomh Bríd. Now she is back as captain.

MYSHALL have dominated the camogie scene in Carlow for over two decades but as always, the start of a new championship brings with it fresh hope and optimism

Cork are through to the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship final

The All-Ireland Senior Hurling semi-finals will be played at Croke Park on Saturday and Sunday

Four preliminary quarter-finals will be held this weekend in the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship

Croke Park hosts the Division 1A and 2A finals of the Very National Camogie Leagues on Sunday

Limerick and Tipperary meet on neutral ground in the fourth round of the National Hurling League on Saturday

Manchester City came from behind to defeat their rivals.

Former president of Ireland Mary McAleese is chair of the Steering Group for Integration

Former president of Ireland Mary McAleese is chair of the Steering Group for Integration