The woman was conveyed to University Hospital Limerick for treatment of serious injuries. She was pronounced deceased yesterday evening.
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Graigue Ballycallan and Erin's Own were crowned JJ Kavanagh & Sons Under 21 Roinn A and B champions respectively after two exciting finals in UPMC Nowlan Park last weekend. - PICTURES BELOW
After finishing level after normal time, points from Conor Walton, Billy O'Neill and Ryan Corcoran proved to be enough as the side in Sky Blue battled to a one point win in the end and a first championship success since 1997.
Meanwhile, with a sizeable wind playing it's part, the Emeralds led at the break by a point with Alex Burke, Oisin Deegan and Darragh Queally leading the charge but the final clash was turned on it's head in the second period.
Erin's Own outscored their opponents 0-12 to 0-7 in the second 30 minutes with Michael Brennan, James Coogan and Eoin Brennan starring in a four point victory come the final whistle. - READ MORE HERE
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