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Be sure to tune into the acclaimed series Laochra Gael at 9.30pm on TG4 this Thursday.
The series continues with the story of Kilkenny Camogie camogie legend, Anne Dalton.
Having lost in her first three All Ireland Finals, Anne finally reached the mountain top in 2016.
After that victory, incredibly, she lost the next three finals in a row.
Bloodied but unbowed, Anne persisted, building a reputation as one of the all-time greats of the game.
Salvation eventually came in 2020 when the Cats won the championship, with Anne’s wife, former Waterford Camogie player Karen Kelly, and their three children cheering her on from their home.
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