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Cobh Camogie News
In the early hours of Sunday 9th September a bus full of excited players and supporters pulled out from Cobh GAA Club to see Cork in the All Ireland Camogie Finals stopping off to play at Round Towers Camogie Club Dublin in challenge games at u13 and u16 level.
A big thank you to the Round Towers Club for their hospitality on what was a very enjoyable start to All Ireland Final Day. Afterwards the teams continued onto Croke PArk to witness Cork win the Intermediate and Senior All Ireland Finals. Cobh left their mark on the day with members of the Junior team being interviewed for RTE radio following the match. Our thanks to all who arranged the day out especially Kevin Heade for arranging the games in Round Towers. Corcaigh abú
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