
Róisín O'Keeffe
Cavan dual-star camogie and Gaelic football player from Lacken, captaining Cavan camogie to the 2026 All-Ireland Junior Final.
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Aug 7, 2026
Episode 19: All Ireland Finals Day.
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Róisín O'KeeffeGUEST
She was with Leitrim footballers a few years ago, um, winning an All-Ireland I- I- Intermediate title.

Róisín O'KeeffeGUEST
So yeah, look at there's, there's so many leaders within that group, um, between Rosie and, um, Orla and even the younger girls.

Róisín O'KeeffeGUEST
There's a lot of younger girls there that have played some camogie with their college and, and, and football with Cavan as well.

Joe ScullyHOST
You're confident obviously going in because you've won the record, but you know it's gonna be a tough game against a very good Armagh side who are, have the experience I suppose of last year's final as well.