Antrim crowned Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Intermediate Camogie champions 

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The Antrim player celebrate after victory over Laois in the Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Intermediate Camogie Final.  Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Intermediate Camogie final ANTRIM 1-22 LAOIS 0-11 By Kevin Egan at Croke Park A dominant, ruthless second-half performance that saw Antrim land 13 out of their 16 attempts on goal from the 34th minute onwards, was enough to draw a line under the county’s one-year stint outside the Glen Dimplex Senior Championship and send them back up to top tier camogie for 2027. Still, there was nothing the Antrim defence could do when Gráinne Delaney and Clodagh Tynan fired the sliotar over the heads of all of them and over the crossbar from distance to settle the O’Moore County and level the tie. A subtle drop of the shoulder and sidestep was enough to open up the goal chance, and the Loughgiel attacker went for the scalpel rather than the broadsword with her finish, surgically placing the sliotar into the bottom right corner at the Davin End. Subs: E Hassett for Kirby (36), A O’Dea for Keenan (45), A Lacey for Deegan (52), S Fleming for O’Keeffe (57), A Carroll for Whelan (57).

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