All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship

On Tuesday evening, Carrickshock take on, uh, Greg Namana in the under-16 Camogie.

St. Canice's Credit Union under-16 Camogie Championship knockout semifinal, Barrow Rangers take on the Roar and Estigue under s- St. Canice's Credit Union under-16 D Camogie Championship knockout quarterfinal, Glenmore take on Clara.

St. Canice's Credit Union under-16 Camogie Championship knockout quarterfinal, Thomastown reign C, Thomastown versus Moonkines.

The under-16 B Championship knockout semifinal, O'Loughlin's versus Piltown.

And then in the under-16 B Championship, the other semifinal, St. Anne's take on James Stevens.

They're all on Tuesday evening.

Then on Wednesday, we have the under-14 B Championship sem- quarterfinal, Dunamagh can play Wingaps, the local derby down there in Dunamagh.

And Thursday then, the 17th, under-16 E Camogie Championship knockout, Young Ireland's versus James Stevens out in Gorn.

He's too modest to mention it, but it is an impressive record.

Yesterday's announcement of Harry Styles' concerts in Croke Park in August means the venue will not be available for any replays of the All-Ireland Camogie and Ladies' Football Finals.

Since the introduction of the split season, the women's organisations have set aside the third weekend in August for any potential final replays, but the GA has not kept Croke Park free for them, so they'll have to use the provincial venue if any of their senior finals end in a draw next year.

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shaped up after the weekend.

We also had the Camogie Championships games.

Yeah, I

might get to that, Fran.

We've hit the history mark, so we may as well just, that'll be a once-off, unprecedented.

Also unprecedented is the few twists and turns in the Senior Camogie Championship at the weekend that we did unforeseen ones that have kind of thrown up a few new dimensions to the latter stages of the group stages.

We thought that it was pretty much done and dusted.

bar a second semifinal place.

And thank you for your support as well.

It's very important for the event.

the senior camogie championship started out like as if it would be very predictable, but there was a few pensioners thrown in the works over the weekend because there was a few shocks, certainly a few surprise elements to the remainder of the group stages as we look back on round three at the weekend and look forward to this weekend's round four of the senior camogie championship.

We're delighted to welcome our senior analyst, Anne-Marie McGann, and her apprentice, Derek Dahmer.

[upbeat music] You're very welcome to join us on this, the final round of the group stages of the Senior Hurling Championship.

We also had the second round of the Camogie Championships this week, and it's there we begin.

On Friday, Fiach Kilninna played St. Joseph's, and Pauline McNamara reports on that game.

Fiach Kilninna v St. Joseph's Senior Championship Round 2 played in Tullagh on Friday the 21st of August.

So it should, there should be great, great contests in the, in both relegation semifinals and in the quarterfinals.

You have been listening to Sports Roundup Sunday on Scariff Bay Community Radio.

Join us again next week for further coverage of the Hurling and Camogie Championships.

Thank you for listening.

We're going to keep it motoring and I'll try to get the hurling results after this one.

But Sirka McCartan won the PWC Player of the Month after her standout game in the Camogie All-Ireland for Cork.

And she caught up with Rachel Sheehan of Off the Ball during the week.

The PWC GPA Player of the Month for August for Camogie is Sirka McCartan.