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06 Sept 2025
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It's been a 2024 to remember for former Kilkenny camogie player Grace Walsh who confirmed her inter-county retirement and engagement over the 12 months.
Walsh has represented the county team with great distinction since making her debut in 2011 and she leaves the squad with All-Ireland titles in 2016, 2020 and 2022 to her name. Meanwhile, the former Kilkenny player and Wexford senior hurler Jack O'Connor confirmed their engagement last summer.
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The Tullaroan clubwoman has been juggling a lot over the past number of years with her role as a nurse in St Vincent's Hospital particularly demanding during the COVID-19 pandemic.
However, those lengthy workshifts are about to end in the Dublin hospital as Grace took to social media on Thursday to announce she was leaving the hospital.
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