Kilkenny will put their O'Duffy Cup on the line against Cork on Sunday.
BY ROUGHLY 3PM this Sunday afternoon, one of the top three All-Ireland contenders in the senior camogie championship will be eliminated from the race.
Galway, the last of those three O’Duffy Cup candidates, are already through to the semi-finals along with Waterford. Galway’s hoodoo over Cork continued in the group stages of the All-Ireland championship as Siobhán McGrath rattled in a 55th minute goal to secure the spoils. Cork revived their campaign with a big win against Down but went into their final Group 1 game against Munster finalists Clare needing at least a draw to assure their progression to the quarter-finals.
Kilkenny take second place in Group 2. The wobbles that led them to this point won’t be far from the minds of the Kilkenny players when Cork come thundering into Croke Park seeking vengeance. Bryan Keane / INPHO Kilkenny's Katie Power lifting the O'Duffy Cup after the 2022 All-Ireland final. Bryan Keane / INPHO / INPHO
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