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12 Oct 2025
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12 Oct 2025
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Loreto, Colaiste Abhainn Ri, Callan and St Kieran’s College are in All-Ireland championship action this Saturday on a crunch day of knockout fare.
Fresh from winning a Leinster title and defeating Ursaline of Thurles in a thrilling All-Ireland semi-final, Loreto will be aiming to capture the All-Ireland senior camogie crown when meeting Ulster champions Maghera of Derry in St Peregrine’s GAA Club, Blanchardstown on Saturday at 2pm.
In the All-Ireland C Camogie semi-final Replay Colaiste Abhainn Ri of Callan will face off with Laurel Hill Colaiste of Limerick in Meelick (Clare) at 1pm while on the hurling front, St Kierans College will aim to put provincial disappointment behind them when meeting St Raphaels of Loughrea in the Croke Cup Quarter-Final where Nenagh is the venue for a 2pm start.
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