Cork and UCC camogie player Aoife Healy talks about the unique experience of playing against her college teammates during intercounty matches, the balance between academics and athletics, and her journey from minors to seniors.
Aoife Healy, a camogie player for both Cork and UCC, shared her insights on competing against her college teammates during intercounty matches. She playfully remarked that on the pitch, you'd dislike them due to their exceptional skills. Healy also discussed the balancing act of studying and playing, revealing that her demanding schedule has a surprisingly positive impact. \She finds it fascinating to transition from intercounty rival to college teammate.
Playing against these talented individuals during the season often evokes feelings of frustration, as they prove incredibly difficult to mark. However, within the college setting, it's a joy to have them on her team. Getting to know them beyond the sport creates lasting connections and friendships. \Aoife acknowledged the challenges and triumphs of the past year, emphasizing the importance of learning from both experiences. She aims to apply these lessons as she moves forward in 2025, particularly regarding the UCC championship. She recognizes the significant growth needed and embraces the opportunity to refine her skills. Transitioning from minors to seniors was a significant change for her, with a considerable difference in intensity and physicality. She finds solace in the supportive environment of her senior teammates who help her navigate this demanding change. \While many might assume juggling sports and academics would be overwhelming, Aoife believes it actually enhances her time management. Her busy schedule leaves little room for procrastination, forcing her to be more efficient and productive. Though time is limited with training sessions following college hours, she finds that organization and planning allow her to maximize her time effectively. Aoife has partnered with Electric Ireland in support of the upcoming Electric Ireland Camogie Third Level Championships and the Electric Ireland GAA Higher Education Championships
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