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Piltown and Dicksboro meet in a repeat of last year’s senior final.
It’s a big day of camogie action in UPMC Nowlan Park this Saturday afternoon with the Abbot Intermediate and Michael Lyng Motors senior county finals taking place in an appealing double-header.
The senior decider is a repeat of the 2024 final as Piltown defend their title against the 2023 All-Ireland champions Dicksboro with a throw-in time of 3.30pm
It should be a cracking affair on paper with numerous Kilkenny stars on show and although Piltown are the first time holders, their opponents will be chasing a domestic double after already claiming league honours.
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With Aoife Prendergast and Asha McHardy leading the line alongside the Clifford sisters and the likes of Jane Cass, Ciara Phelan and Caoimhe Dowling manning the defence, the ’Boro have a fierce strong look to them.
After a big win in the last four over St Brigid’s, Piltown will still fancy their chances and with Katie Power, Kellyann Doyle and Karen Duggan among their ranks, they will give it everything to hold on to their crown.
The intermediate final acts as a curtain-raiser for the senior clash as Danesfort and Mooncoin battle for a place in the top tier of Kilkenny camogie at 1.30pm, with Mooncoin looking to make up for losses in the last two finals.
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