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Lismore Camogie Club
The Current Lismore Camogie Club was founded in 1974, and initially fielded three teams -u16, -u18 and Junior. The club has gone from strength to strength and now fields teams in all grades from U10 to U18, Junior and Senior. Lismore has enjoyed plenty of success over the years, winning numerous county finals in all grades. They are currently Senior County League and championship County Champions, and also have representatives on County U14, U16, U18 and Junior panels. Lismore represented Waterford Feile na nGael for eleven years in a row, winning the '06 Division 3 title in Cork and Division 4 in Offaly in 1989.
Lismore Camogie Club fielded their first senior team in 1980 but did not win their first senior County title until 1985 followed by a series of County titles in the following years. In 2010, Lismore Camogie club won the County senior title for the first time in nine years and also created history in winning their first and Munsters first ever Munster Intermediate Club title when they beat Newmarket on Fergus in Buttevant on October 30th 2010, and went on to represent the County in the All Ireland series but were unfortunate to be beaten in the semi-final stage by Eoghan Rua of Derry. They once again represented Waterford in the 2011 Club Championship and overcame Tipperary's Clonulty in Bansha and were subsequently beaten in the All Ireland semi-final against Galways Ardrahan.

This particular team is flanked with an array of camogie talent on display with many of the girls contesting All Ireland finals and indeed winning some. A number have represented Waterford with their club capturing All Ireland Feile titles while others were on the only Waterford team to win an All Ireland title at u16B in 2003 a few have also won All Ireland titles in the Senior colleges with Blackwater Community School Lismore. More played for the Ashbourne cup for their third level colleges.

Club Colours; Black and Amber
Club Chairpeson; Jojo Tobin,
Club Secretary;Tanya Morrissey
Club Treasurer;Una Walsh
Club PRO; Ciara Duffin
Committee;Catherine O'Donnell, Martina Landers,Jackie Ryan, Anne Marie O'Gorman, Cathriona Ormonde, Helen Barry, Breda Geoghegan, Mary Murphy

All Ireland Intermediate Championship
Waterford 7-11 Antrim 3-10
The County Intermediate team took the long trip to Newcastle Co. Dublin to take on Antrim in the second round of the All Ireland Intermediate Championship. This game they had to win in order to keep their hopes alive of qualifying in the All Ireland Championship. This they did when they beat Antrim comprehensively on a score line of Waterford 7-11 Antrim 3-10. The girls next outing will be on July 21st when they take on Derry who were also unbeaten as well as Waterford being unbeaten in this group. A win in this match will determine who they will meet in the semi-final.

.Scorers: P. Jackman 2-07, S. Curran 3-02, Z. O' Donoghue 2-01, N. Morrisey 0-1,
Panel;1. Tracey Kiely (Cappoquin) 2. Kate Marie Hearn (Butlerstown) 3. Pauline Cunningham (St.Annes) 4. Vicky Falconer (Butlerstown) 5.Gráinne Kenneally (Lismore) 6.Trish Jackman (Gaultier) 7.Claire Whyte (St.Annes) 8.Máiread Murphy (St.Annes) 9.Jenny McCarthy (Cappoquin) 10.Sarah Fenton (Lismore) 11.Caithriona McGlone (LIsmore) 12.Shona Curran (Lismore) 13.Zoe O'Donoghue (St.Annes) 14.Jennie Simpson (St.Annes) 15.Nicola Morrissey (Lismore) (C) 16.Deirdre Brennan (Butlerstown) 17.Margo Heffernan (Gaultier) 18.Niamh Rockett (St.Annes) 19.Deirdre Nugent (Brickey Rangers) 20.Sinead Cummins (St.Annes) 21.Nicola Fitzgearld (Butlerstown) 22.Valerie O'Brien (Roanmore) 23.Becky Kavanagh (St.Annes) 24.Fiona Morrissey (an Rinn) 25.Ruth Geoghegan (Lismore)
Manager/Coach; Mark CooneySelectors; Sham McCarthy, James Dooley and Rachel Aherne Physical Trainer; Niall Devereaux Physio; Des O'Meara

All Ireland U16B Championship

Waterford 2-8 Cork 3-11

The County U 16 squad played their first round of the All Ireland U16B Championship on Saturday last July 7th in Corks camogie grounds in Mahon. The girls had already met this talented Cork team in the Munster final earlier in the year where the Waterford girls were unfortunate to come home with the silverware on the day. A great display of camogie prevailed on Saturday last with both teams giving it their all, but it was Cork who came out on top on a score line of Cork 3-11 Waterford 2-8. The girls now go on to play in the next round on Saturday next at a half way venue where they will take on Antrim. A win in this game is a must in order for the girls to remain in the championship.
Scorers: M. Curran 1-03(2f) , L. Bray 0-3f, C. Murphy 1-0, I. Heffernan 0-1, M. Flynn 0-1.
Team;
1 Shannon Delahunty( Gall tir) 2.Jessica Troy ( An Rinn) 3. Labhaois Dunbar.( St Annes) 4 Haley Cox.( De La Salle) 5.Johanna Houlihan ( Lismore) 6. Caoimhe Mcgrath. (Brickey Rangers) 7. Megan O Connor (Brickey Rangers) 8.Claire Murphy ( St Annes) 9.Iona Heffernan( Ferrybank) 10.Lorraine Bray ( Cappoquin) 11 Mia O Flynn ( Tallow) 12.Sara Judge (Gall tir) . (Cap) 13.Molly Curran(Brickey Rangers) 14.Elizabeth McGrath( Butlerstown) 15.Doireann Flynn ( Gall tir) 16.Hannah Murphy Nix (Brickey Rangers) 17.Niamh Aherne( Ferrybank) 18.Taylor Murray( Dungarvan) 19.Rachel Donnelly ( Brickey Rangers) 20.Eimer Walsh ( De La Salle) 21.Sarah Murray (Tramore) 22 Catherine Hahesy ( Brickey Rangers) 23.Kayleigh Veale. ( Dungarvan) 24.Aislinn O Keefe ( Ferry bank) 25.Lauren McGregor. (Cappoquin) 26.Ciara Twomey.( De La Salle) 27 Angela Flynn.( St Annes)
Mentors. Brendan Donnelly, Breda Veale and Shane Aherne

The 2012 Féile na nGael
Waterford were represented by De La Salles U14 camogie team in the 2012 Féile na nGael competition which was hosted by Dublin. Indeed De La Salle represented Waterford with great pride and won all their games in their group comprehensively. They met with last years Div 2 champions St. Cillians of Offaly in which they beat on a score line of
De La Salle 1-7 V St Cillians 2-3 They went on to play in the final in which they met with a very strong Clare team Inagh/Kilnamona the final score in this game was
Inagh/Kilnamona 5-5
De La Salle 2-3
Gall Tirs Ciara Jackman was Waterford's representative in the Féile Skills competition Ciara came in a credible 8th position, which was a great achievement in conditions which were very poor weather wise for such a skillful competition.
All in Waterford are very proud of both the De La Salle camogie team and Ciara Jackman for representing their Clubs and County with pride and honour.

U12 County League
The U12 county League has come to an end and the following teams have topped their groups and are deemed the winners;
U12 A Gaultier
U12 B St. Annes
U12 C Tramore
To end the playing year for the u12 girls a Gala Day is to be arranged between all clubs at a date and venue to be confirmed. Tweet

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