The camogie player opened up about the impact that she and her team have on young girls who play the sport in their area and how it doesn’t feel like a responsibility
The Sarsfields camogie player explained that while she and her club always support and talk to younger players, it doesn’t feel like a responsibility. Read more: Cork camogie’s Molly Lynch reacts as 60% of Irish people never attend women's sporting event
“We see a lot of those young girls outside school or after matches and they are running up to us to give us hugs and are there supporting us. “I don’t really feel a responsibility or pressure to be a role model,” she said. “It’s something we just do anyway. “The majority of our players do it naturally. We stop and talk to the young girls in the parish and we see them play their matches. You do it anyway.”
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