Second-half goals from Aisling Millar and Molly Woulahan within nine minutes of one another were the key scores for Brídíní Óga.
Brídíní Óga 2-7 Knockananna 1-5 SECOND-HALF GOALS FROM Aisling Millar and Molly Woulahan within nine minutes of one another were the key scores as Brídíní Óga became the first Antrim team to win the AIB Camogie All-Ireland Junior A Club Championship title at a packed Coralstown Kinnegad GAA grounds.
Rodney Kerr would have been irked by the manner in which Maher was untracked and unmarked but it was a fantastic display of movement and athleticism, followed by a scintillating finish. Victoria Edgar got the Ulster side off the mark in the 12th minute with a neat finish but back came Knockananna with a point from Sarah Byrne, who clipped over but had a teammate completely unmarked inside her, standing just outside the small parallelogram.
Bryan Keane / INPHO Millar time: Aisling Millar celebrates her crucial goal. Bryan Keane / INPHO / INPHO
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