U16B County Champions

Sunday 5th October saw the final of the U18B played between Lismore and Ferrybank in Fraher field. Ferrybank won last year's U18 'B' championship are were hoping to retain their title. Lismore on the other hand were hoping to add another county title to their club's haul this year having already won the Senior and U16B championships. On this occasion it was the West Waterford team that triumphed to add the title to their clubs list of accomplishments this year.

Munster Junior Club Championship

After winning the 2014 Intermediate title this year, Cappoquin's next opponent were Clanmaurice from Kerry on Saturday 4th October. With a home draw, Cappoquin were hoping to win and progress in the Munster Club competition. At halftime, Cappoquin were trailing by 5 points on a score of Cappoquin 2-03 to Clanmaurice's 3-05. Although reducing the deficit in the second half, Cappoquin could not get back into the game eventually losing on a score of Cappoquin 2-06 to Clanmaurice 3-06. Although beaten in this match, the Cappoquin have a lot to celebrate this year and will surely be competitive when they play Senior next year.

 

U16A County Finalists decided

This weekend also saw the finalists for the last County title to be won this past weekend when both semi-finals for the U16 A championship were played. Gailltir had home advantage on Saturday 4th October against Brickey Rangers and won the encounter. Sunday 5th October saw Cappoquin team travel to De la Salle to play, the Waterford City side won the encounter. The finals is set for the coming weekend and clubs will be notified of the exact details during the week as to date and venue.

All Ireland Winners Recognition

Waterford camogie has had a tremendous playing year and it is only right to acknowledge these achievements to the wider GAA community. This year Waterford Camogie can celebrate All Ireland titles in the following events: Lismore as Intermediate Club champions, U18 B, U16 B and U14. In addition, Trish Jackman won the Poc Fada and Gailltir won Feile in division 2 and De la Salle in the division 3 shield. Some of the trophies won during the year were on show at halftime in the Senior final between Ballygunner and Mount Sion on Sunday. Congratulations to all involved and 2015 will be a challenging year to continue the good work being completed throughout the county.

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